Lulu vs Vel'Koz SUPPORT Matchup Guide | LaneStomp

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Lulu vs Vel'Koz

Confidence mediumUpdated Jun 8, 2026

Overview

Prioritize shielding your ADC and holding (W) polymorph for Vel'Koz's engage or ADC follow-up.
Deny Vel'Koz's poke angles by controlling side brush and positioning to block split (Q) line.
Use your ultimate (R) to counter-dive when Vel'Koz or enemy ADC commits to all-in.

Trading pattern

Shield your ADC before trades and hold (W) to polymorph (E) knockup or enemy engage.
Deny Vel'Koz's poke by positioning to block split (Q) angles and force him to waste cooldowns.
Use cooldown windows to engage only when your ADC can immediately follow up after your polymorph or shield.

Danger windows

Respect Vel'Koz's level 2 poke plus (E) knockup which can punish poor positioning or shield timing.
Beware (Q) split angles around brush that can catch your ADC out of position.
Avoid giving Vel'Koz clean (R) channel angles by peeling and interrupting with your crowd control.

Early game

Track level 2 race closely and only contest wave if your ADC can follow your shield and polymorph trade.
Maintain brush control to limit Vel'Koz's poke angles and prevent him from safely layering (Q).
Coordinate wave crash timing with your ADC to create safe roam windows and vision setup around river.

Power spikes

Level 2 unlocks your shield and polymorph, enabling strong trades when combined with ADC follow-up.
Level 3 completes your kit adding slow and poke control, enhancing brush control and peel potential.
Level 6 ultimate (R) turns dives into counter-engage, enabling strong protection and zone control in fights.

Win conditions

Convert lane control into ADC access by shielding trades and denying Vel'Koz's poke angles with brush control.
Use your polymorph and ultimate to protect your ADC from Vel'Koz's engage and enemy ADC follow-up.
Set river vision and time roams after wave crashes to secure dragon and maintain lane safety for your scaling ADC.