Nautilus

Where it thrives (5-comp fit)

• Catchnatural · 70%
• Attackworkable · 40%
• Protectforced · 20%
• Nautilus creates the picks that turn games into 4v5s. Enough Attack and Protect sits in the kit to fight front-to-back when the enemy forces it. Passive Staggering Blow adds level-scaling bonus physical damage and a 0.75-1.5s root to autos, letting him chain CC without spending cooldowns.

Kit quirks

• Passive Staggering Blow adds level-scaling bonus physical damage and a 0.75-1.5s root to autos, letting him chain CC without spending cooldowns
• Q Dredge Line hooks and stuns for 1s while dragging both Nautilus and the target together, making it a self-engage as much as a pick tool
• R Depth Charge is a long-duration chasing projectile dealing heavy bonus damage plus a 1-2s stun to the first target hit, ideal for guaranteeing a lockdown on a priority target
• Q (Dredge Line) hides a second, near-zero-width hitbox for terrain underneath its 180-unit champion-collision zone, so it can hook someone hugging a thin wall instead of catching the wall first.

Dragons & win rate

Win rate when Nautilus's team secured at least one of each drake, next to the all-champion rate in that same state. Teams that take dragons are usually already ahead, so every champ wins more with them — the honest read is the gap, i.e. whether Nautilus beats the average team that also has the drake. Single-drake samples are thin; treat small counts as suggestive.

Duo playbook

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  + Lux (Support/Bot)

  Nautilus's point-and-click R turns Lux's Q into a guaranteed hit rather than a skillshot, so the duo doesn't need to land a single skillshot to start its chain-CC — R into a full Lux combo chunks most enemy ADCs to under 25% health from level 6 on.

  via Skill Capped ↗