Yamato vs Haze

Assassin vs Assassin

Assassin mirrors are decided by who sees the other first. Track their cooldowns and never commit while their escape is up.

Your game plan as Yamato

A blade who commits fully — and refreshes everything when she does.

How to beat Haze

The one-sided exchange. Haze wants to shoot you while you can’t shoot back.

• 01Hold a stun for Bullet Dance. Any reliable CC ends it.
• 02Enemies close to Haze can see through Smoke Bomb, so stay near teammates.
• 03Pressure her lane early; Haze is weakest before her items.

1. 01Haze wins the farm by ~38.2 last hits per match. Prioritise safe last hits and denies over trades, and let your lane partner zone.
2. 02Haze denies ~1.1 more orbs per match — secure your orbs before they can.
3. 03Haze looks for burst windows. Don’t sit in lane at low health, and ping the moment they disappear — they’re hunting.

This matchup

213

Usual

231

58.9% win rate over 70,346 matches

• 2
  Early point

  Put an early point into Flying Slash: Haze dives on you, and an escape ready beats a lost trade.

• 1
  Early point

  Haze wins the farm: an early point into Power Slash clears waves and keeps you in lane.

• Yamato averages 1.04 kills per death against Haze.
• Yamato finishes 4.4k souls behind Haze on average — play for teamfights and scaling rather than lane kills.
• Yamato deals 2.2k less objective damage per match than Haze — let teammates take structures while you hold.
• Track Bullet Dance (165s cooldown). The window right after Haze uses it is your best time to fight.