Rengar Build Guide : S14 Rengar Personal Matchup Notes (P4 peak)

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How to play lethality Rengar top:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IgJ4PrNfOg&ab_channel=PsychopathicPoro
If you are not astro winning lane then just start proxying for scaling at 3-4 items.
Lethality Rengar HARD outscales bruiser Rengar, so I would always obt into Lethality Rengar, unless they have Taric, Nilah, Zilean, Xayah
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General Matchup Advice

This section aims to teach the reader about the general archetypes of champions, they will face toplane and as a result of that gain an intuitive understanding of how to categorise champions into groups, in which you can use the same sort of trading patterns and strategies to win lane against them.
By the end of this section, I hope the reader will find the matchup spreadsheet down below redundant. As this section will be doing most; if not all the heavy lifting of generalising matchups. Whereas the spreadsheet will simply be putting it into practice and have certain details added for specific matchups.

In general, you will find that matchups in toplane, can be split into three different groups depending on the kit of course. Group 1 are champions with gap closers, group 2 are categorized by the enemy champion having an instant CC ability in their kit and group 3 are champions with poke.
There are of course champions that belong to multiple groups, but the groups are actually more of sets confined in eachother (also known as subsets of eachother), but that is something we will discuss later on in this section.

G_1 are champions that will run you down by perma gap closing on you if you jump too far away from the bush. Like , , , , , or .
The best analogy I can come up with for this group, is that you want to play like you were playing into these champs.
What I want you to understand is that if you were into champs of this group and you used your into full health as an example, then you would be very dead. This is obviously because you wasted your only escape, into a champ that does more DPS than /, when you should have short-traded and kited the .

In the same fashion, you might be tempted to use your leap as , to jump very far away from the bush which will result in you having to double to recover your health from the trade, but becuase you leaped too far away from the bush, the enemy champion can easily extend the trade, which will lose you the trade and post-6 you will probably die (in game).
The weakness of these champions is that they are all fully melee, so they have to stand close to the wave to last hit the minions, meaning they will end up stading close to your bush.Furthermore champions like and will be forced to push the wave if they wish to contest you, due to their stacking mechanic. This will in turn result in an excellent wave state, where the wave will be either close to your tower or in the middle of the lane.
Of course what you don't want to happen, is that these champions ever freeze against you, but if you get lane prio level 1 (which you should) then there will be no such problem, because you will either be able to get a cheater recall and freeze on them or be able to short trade them pre-6 and create an advantage to snowball that way.

In terms of how precisely to beat them, it is very much so about them coming to you rather than you looking for a fight on their terms. So winning lane against them is done by jumping on them with . Then you simply run back to your bush after you > , and they will either have to let you win the trade or jump onto you, in which you then have to kite them by jumping onto enemy minions until your CDs are up again, and then you can trade them again. And win lane by the war of attrition, with small trades rather than all-ins.
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G_2 are champions with no wind-up CC abilities, this could for example be champions like , , , , , or . These champions can win trades against you if you don't cleanse their CC. This is different from champions with the abilities: , , , and , since these abilities needs set-up or takes long enough for the player to cycle through his abilities without having to have his up for when he jumps to the enemy champion.
Now this group is counted by either:
1) the minion wave twice and then leap onto the enemy with , then to cleanse their CC, and as you run away, back into your bush.
2) the minion wave once and then leaping onto the enemy with and , then to cleanse their CC, again as you run away back into your bush.
(the difference is just when you choose use )
Then from there on you now have an interval of time, where the enemy toplaner does not have their CC ability, allowing you to trade with them. Or the enemy toplaner will just give up CS and let you zone them until their CC ability is up again, in which you just rinse and repeat until you have killed them.

Remark: If you ever screw up and find yourself with 4 stacks and think to yourself "I will just jump anyway and hope they CC me", that is a bad idea, a good player will simply look at how dumb you are and use their damage ability on you since you can't use , or else you have to use your and then you won't have cleanse for their instant CC ability. If you ever have 4 stacks the right move is either to try and hit an or space them with an for poke (or use on a cannaon minion like a chad), and work your way to 3 Ferocity stacks again.

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G_3 will be 's easiest matchups because their goal is to poke you out of lane meanwhile you can force all-ins and sustain with . these champions are , , , and almost all Tank matchups.
As said these matchups are not as obscure as the other two groups, but they are by no means easy, in the sense that you can easily take too much poke if you don't punish them or missposition. So you have to be on your toes to look for advantages and kill opportunities to put them behind.
How you beat these matchups are usually not through any specific trade patterns or kiting them, but it is more about your ability to manipulate and freeze waves, as well as punishing overstay and miss positioning. With that said there are ways to push your advantage and increase your chance of cheesing a kill.
These include having 4 stacks with no CD to jump on your opponent with:
> > > >
Or if they are low enough > > > > > .

A last remark I will make about G_3, is that it is more important to drag the wave close to the bush than it is for any other of the groups. Because it will significantly lessen the amount of poke you take from the minions and the matchup itself, as well as make it very hard for the enemy to CS.
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If we quickly want to discuss champions that you will find in multiple groups, then the short story is that the groups are just subgroups where G_1 > G_2 > G_3, so if a champion is in G_1 and G_2 then you will treat them like they are a G_1 champion. The same way, that if they are a G_2 and G_3 champion then you treat them like a G_2 champion and so on.
An example of this is Jax of course, he has both his and , which allows him to negate 's , only for to jump on to once has used his double and dps down, this is especially true post-6.
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level 1 1v1 and Warding with Rengar:
If you do not win the 1v1 without a wave there are two ways to circumvent getting zoned off the wave.
1) stand in the alcove and wait for the wave to arrive. RECOMMENDED METHOD!

2)
I write this here because I don't want to write a whole paragraph about it for every matchup and it is quite binary in the sense that Rengar either outright beats a champion without needing a minion wave or he needs the minion wave to kite and stack ferocity stacks to win the level 1 or get lane prio.

The general consensus about Rengar, is that he has one of the strongest level 1 in the toplane. But the claim does come with an asterisk, in the sense that does a lot of the heavy lifting. If you were to start at 0 stacks and 1v1 a toplane champ you would probably lose to half of the roster.
Now the reason why that is important and subsequently why I named this section "Warding with Rengar" due to the fact that if you are up against a good player, then they will know that their champion can beat Rengar level 1 and will therefore try to zone Rengar off the bushes level 1.

So how do we ensure we can contest the wave level 1, in these situations where we can't just brute force 1v1 level 1 without a wave?
Well luckily minions exist and so do wards, and we can use that to our advantage by standing in the bush closest to our tower and when the enemy toplaner comes to chase us out of our bush we ward it and walk to the tower.
Then we simply wait for the minions to come to the lane, at that point we walk with the first caster minion to the lane (holding hands ofc ^_^). If the enemy toplaner still wants to zone us off the bushes, then they will have to not only trade into us and minion wave, but also not get the chance to drop the minion agro by going into the bush again, so they need to walk a good bit away into the bush we warded before the minions stop aggroing them.
And now the enemy wave should be close enough to our bush that we can jump from our bush past the toplaner without taking much damage.
After all this you can wait for your to come back up again, then trade into the enemy toplaner again and then jump out to the enemy caster minion to kite the enemy toplaner. And lastly, jump onto them again with > up and win the 1v1.

So in the next secotion: "Matchup List", I will only lightly talk about this for every champion.

Remark: If your opponent does not zone you off the bushes before the minions arrive, then you simply ward the middle bush and either jump to the enemy toplaner if they are standing in it and then jump to the minion wave, or you move to the middle bush if there is no enemy toplaner (maybe he leashed).
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One last thing I want to mention is that just because you can jump on an enemy level 1 or any other level, does not mean you should.
Especially on G_3 champions, you want to create value with your trades and not allow them to farm. So jumping at them when they are at maximum leap range is just not optimal because you will find yourself trading even, which I suppose is fine, but it also means you tank minion agro and let the wave push for no reason. Instead, try to think about if there are ways you can trade more efficiently by doing more damage and not tanking as much minion agro.
This could for example be by: only jumping to them when they are going up for CS and closer to the bush, or by auto canceling or by jumping on them when you have > . Food for thought at least and it will only improve snowballing, but this will come with game experience.

Matchup List

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Ayaytrox:
, , into anything you want, &

Level 1:
-You need a minion wave to 1v1 him, there is no reason to 1v1 with no minion wave, even if you dodge all 3 of his sweet spots you lose.
-Also try to trade him when his is down.

-Aatrox can in theory zone you off the bushes and then it is on you to dodge his first and then just wait for 8s for it to go on CD. And then you can walk into the bush and fight him and if he runs away then you must either jump on him or if he walked into the middle bush then you just jump to the minions and then walk into the middle bush and fight him there.
Now if Aatrox is smart and also dumb, he tries to zone you off the bush and hold his Q, which if you do nothing at that point then he will zone you off the minions. But if he tries to do that then you have to make him use his when the minion wave meets and dodges 's Q1, but he also has to use it because if he does not then you will be in the bush with him, which means you can gap close to him dodging his two first sweet spots and then jumping away from the third one, and the reengage and kill him.
But I have never seen this happen, even though it could be a fun interaction, a good player will never do it and a bad player will be too scared to try it, but if it ever happens to you then now you know what to do. (sorry for making you read this)

-A normal level 1 will usually be Aatrox giving you lane prio and standing in range to CS, you might be tempted to leap to him since he is in range but it is better to let him CS with his and then zone him off the wave when it's on CD.
The reason for that is that you would simply take too much damage from minion agro and the possibility of getting hit by one of his . It is much better to stack your ferocity and then engage on him with 3 stacks when he has used his Q1 or his is on CD, then onto him and then when he then use the movement speed from to dodge his Q3.
You might think it is too specific to gain 3 stacks on you your ferocity and the fact he has to only have used his Q1, but it is a reoccurring theme in the Aatrox matchup that you always wait for him to Q1 before engaging. this is because in this way you don't have to tank his Q1 and your DPS is much higher since you can use your earlier.

Level 2:
-Now that you have gained lane prio and we know how to trade into Aatrox level 1 then we only need to cover level 2 and we are done.

-Level 2 is about waiting for him to use his Q1 again, then you onto him, now if the is also level 2 he will have unlocked his meaning you can't just use your for movement speed to dodge his Q3, the way we circumvent this problem is but using > to cleanse his Q3 damage and running away winning the trade.

Level 3:
-Level 3 is like level 2, but now we have the option to have two empowered abilities, so another trading pattern is not caring about using his Q1, you can't jump on him at any time, with this combo.
> > > (get hit by Q3) >

-If he still has his Q3 up then it is changed a little:
> (get hit by Q3) > > >
Of course, if you can kill him then change it to:
> > > >

Post-Level 6:
-Nothing changes, just when he and run away.
-Also don't trade aggressively in front of his tower when he has up, this is mainly because his will make you run towards his tower and make it very hard to escape his ult.
Basically post level 6, Aatrox will just statcheck you regardless of what you build.

Remark: does not use Q1.
If this happens, it means that is standing in the middle of the wave, dangerously close to the bush. Of course, at this point, you would have to assume that the main is more ill than they usually are.
Because at that point you just jump on him with (and assuming you have enough abilities to cycle through to empowered ability) and then you can walk out of his behind him, then you can just add around him for 4 seconds trading auto attacks until he uses his Q2, then you walk toward the bush again and > or > if you jumped on to him with 0 stacks.
Then you jump from the bush again and run away to the bush again.
The remark about the remark: If you do this post-6, Aatrox might use on you, in which case you match his and with and you will probably get hit by his Q2 since he will use and to guarantee a hit (if he does not then you just use your MS from ult to dodge it and then ult the minion), but then you just ult onto a minion and he should not be able to hit his Q3. Then you are in a really good spot because Aatrox with no is omega useless.

What happens if I misplay: This section is more about what will happen if we don't do the right trading patterns.
- So, for instance, why even wait for to use his Q1, well as mentioned it is more about increasing your DPS and decreasing his, you can tank his Q1 sweet spot but you still have to hold for his Q3, so Aatrox can be perfectly content trading auto attacks with you for 8 seconds while in his minion wave tanking him and the minions. And if you realize that you don't want to be there anymore then he will simply Q2 you on your way out (or you dodge it), and you might get hit by , and you will need to use and so you don't lose the trade too hard.

Teamfights:
If you won lane as you should then he is free gold and just do Rengar things with or if tries to run away.

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Akali:
, , + pick up an early to survive an all-in, &

Things to know: Akali is revealed by you , so hitting it matters in this matchup.

Level 1:
-Rengar wins level 1 unconditionally so you just stand in the bush closest to the tower and zone of the minions.

Level 3:
-You gain 2 ferocity then leap on her:
> > >

- You can also do it with 0 ferocity but you will take more damage since you can't clear damage on the way out:
> > >

Level 6:
- can kill you here if you are caught out with no
-Be wary about losing too much health, so using is good.

-She can oneshot you post 6 if she ever lands her , so don't get caught out without . but if you keep crashing waves into her tower you should be fine, since her wave clear is probably the worst of the entire toplane roster. And you hard outscale her so crahsing waves post-6 is completely fine, once you get some health and magic resist she can't do anything, and she can't farms so slow you will be able to take jungle camps and roam around the map and take towers will she will be stuck trying to kill a cannon minion.

- Else just match with if in doubt.

There is not much to this matchup other than trading for is worth it since you can to negate half of her damage and deal some AOE to her and the wave.

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Akshan:
, , , & , ,

Level 1:
-You win level 1 unconditionally, but it is not worth it to leap very far to him since he will just kite you to his tower and shoot you in the butt when you run to your bush again. It is much better to spend your health tanking a couple of auto attacks by pulling the wave and then leaping to him when he is relatively close to the wave with and .

Level 3:
-I would recommend not cheater recalling against since you he will never let you enter the bush, so try to keep the wave state in the centre of the lane of closer to his tower, but also aoid him freezing since he will be able to poke you when you go for CS, so there is that to keep in mind.
Good combo of course:
> > > > &

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Camille:
, , or , & ,

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Level 1:
- will either start or .

-If starts you get the free'est lane prio.

-If starts , You beat her with trading with to put her on CD. It is smartest if you can trade with when the minion waves are in the lane so you can stack your ferocity and leap on her with when she does not have her , but don't mind minion wave position too much, just make sure not to get hit by her true-damage/second , but with you can easily kite her Q2.

Level 2:
-If gets level 2 before you crash the wave and assume the wave is close to her tower. Then you can't play up unless you have 4 ferocity stacks or else she can just and get a free trade. But if you have 4 stacks then you can stand in the wave with your > to push the wave and negate her if she ever jumps on you.

Level 6:
-Level 6 and onwards are similar because does nothing if she does not have a jungler. So just make sure to put a in the enemy jungle before playing the lane post-level 6. And don't get caught out of a bush with no stacks like a chump, because then you are screwed.

-If can freeze the wave then you have lost, if you freeze the wave then you have won.

-Combos vs :
's bread and butter is the:
> >
But this countered by doing our even more bread and butter combo:
> > (get hit by second part of ) > >

But in general, you have a lot of leeway in this matchup early game, if you just have up to heal after a trade then you will come out on top.

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Cho'Gath:
, , or , & ,

You know the old saying:
"Put me in a room with and I will show you 10 mental hospitals I would like to visit."

Level 1:
-You use and run away.

-It will be hard getting a push into if he starts , but when they go on cool down it is free trades all day.

-But just trade with and match his push.

Level 2 or 3:
-It depends on when he levels his , because as soon as he does you can not leap on him with without having 3 ferocity stacks already, then you > and run away. (As we discussed in "General matchup advice" he is a G_2 champion)

Level 6:
-Nothing much changes post-6, you just wanna keep doing:
> > .

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Darius:
, , > , & ,

Ban that clown champ!

Level 1:
- players will zone you off the bush so you need to do the wading trick in the "General matchup advice" section.

-You trade your for his then you disengage for 5 seconds so his passive runs out, should still be standing in the bush but because he took minion agro it made the enemy minion wave move closer to the bush he is standing in, so now you trade your for his again, and then leap to the minions and keep your ferocity up by leaping the enemy caster minions and if he moves over to your caster minions then you start jumping to his melee minions.
Once your is up again then you can jump to him, if he is near a bush (which he should be since he is hitting your wave), then use your > and then leap to the enemy minions again.
Then you just wait for your to come back up for a last time and kill him with .

- it is important to keep your head cool and match his ghost with yours and kite him into a bush and leap to a minion at any point in time.

- if Darius has ignite then it should not change anything, Just remember to auto-cancel and you will beat him.

Level 2:
-Issue is that should hit level 2 before you, so if you have not killed him at level 1 or made run away, then you are in trouble and you should look to CS for the incoming wave to hit level 2.

-And if you can get to level 2 and have 2 ferocity with your and up, then you can kill him if you are both half health or below that, else you need to short trade him until he is.

Level 3:
-You still haven't killed him???

-What you do now is treat him like a G_2 champion and wait for him to waste his on a minion because else you will lose the trade so you must punish him in the short 5s window when is down, then you do the combo with 3 ferocity:
> >

-It is very important you do the as soon as his hits you since if you don't react fast enough then you will get hit by his and lose the trade.

-You can also just wait for him to go into your bush then his does not need to be on CD and you do not need to time the as perfectly, because you can just jump to a minion to dodge his , but usually, mains will look to hit the minion wave to gain a minion advantage or level advantage.

Remark:
-If there are too many enemy minions and the wave is getting too close to your tower, then don't bother contesting lane at that point, because you will have to use CDs to thin the wave and at that point, Darius will just run you down.

Level 6:
-As mentioned you need to trade him like he is a G_2 champion and do the trading pattern as in the level 3 section.

-Don't ever trade him in front of his tower if he has and you do not, he will run you down, but you can compensate your ghost with your .

Post-Stridebreaker:
-You just don't touch him if you have not smashed him in the lane already

-You just play for team fights and make sure to have and to run away because you need to use abilities on you and then run away before he hits 5 stacks. Then you should be able to win the team fight by re-engaging with the enemy team once your CDs are up again.

But as said I ban this champion, he is so obnoxious to lane versus, you have to space him and kite him perfectly to win this lane. But if you are even in the lane and made it to then you should be ten times more useful than him for the rest of the game.

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Dr. Mundo:
, , , & , ,

The reason we buy this much anti-vision is that we want to stop from hitting us with his while we are in the bush. He also has the worst gank setup in the game so nothing to fear about not having for the jungle.

Level 1:
-It is not worth it trading with Mundo level 1 because eating his hurts, it is better to just get 3 stack ferocity and > .

-A thing you should not do is actually to leap from the bush to CS, because if they has above monkey level of pattern recognition then he will quickly begin to realize that he can just hurl a at every low minion to guarantee a hit. It is better to just stand behind your minions and CS. And it is important to CS faster than because if he manages to kill the melee minions then you have nothing to block his when trying to CS the caster minions.

Level 2:
> wins you the trade

Level 3:

> > > >

When he is low
> > > >

Level 6:
-If you get caught without close to his tower then he will run you down with .

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Fiora:
,, > , &

Level 1:
-She is stronger than you level 1 without wave if she gets a good vital placement, but it is better not to risk it, so do the step explained in the "General Matchup Advice".

-If she gets a good then walk away to reset the .

-What you do is that you trade for and then run away, if she does not hit the with her it goes on full CD which is huge and means you can now without her trading back.

-When you have 3 ferocity you use > and kill her.

-little tip, your leap lets you hit minions faster if you are right next to a bush, so you can push waves faster than her while you wait for your to come back up.

Level 2:
-Fiora will have her up so unless it is down, don't use . It is better to just:
> >

Level 3:
-This is when you need to be patient because what might do is that she will your leap and then to a vital and use if you use > before she uses and then you are screwed and dead if you do it in front of her tower. After all, she will run you down.

Level 6:
-You do not want to jump too far away from the bush from post-6 and do not get caught too close to her tower without , or she will run you down...

-But if you keep the wave in a neutral state or close to your tower then you should be able to kite her easily. And since Fiora is very ultimately dependent then she needs to get value from it or she is useless.

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Gangplank:
, , or , & ,

Level 1:
-Gangplank will either go or

-If he goes you sweep when he wards and then wait for him to use to CS then you leap on him with

-If he goes you have to contest his barrels by auto canceling and using , it is impossible for to detonate a if you do this, and then you just eat his and zone him off the minion wave since his barrels are on a massive 18s cooldown.

-Another thing about is that you can test 's reaction time by just jumping to the and seeing if he detonates it while you are in mid-air but you can only do this level 1 since his has a much faster animation than 's auto attacks.

-A third thing about start is that you can jump onto the with 3 ferocity stacks and then auto cancle with and then use on himself.

Level 2:
-This is all about doing > trades and burning 's mana pool

-you could go for trades but once comes back with a sheen, you need to do since he will poke you out, and this lane is about a war of attrition, as soon as 's mana runs out he has nothing: no heal, no poke, no farming tool.

-There is not much to say, the lane does not change after level 2, spikes at 1-2 items, and then begins to out scale very slowly.

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Garen:
or + , , or , &

Level 1:
-Garen can either start or , either way, you just wait for the wave to arrive, then you jump on him and see what he leveled it makes no difference unless he goes then you can't jump on him far away from the bush because he will turn on and use to run you down.

-if he has then when he goes to CS at some point and when he is close to the bush you just leap onto him and him. and run to the bush and jump to a minion.

-But in general, you don't want to trade evenly with because he has so much sustain, so you should wait for your and then jump on him and then run away, then reengage with if he steps up when his ability is on CD.

Level 2:
-This is where it gets interesting. we now see him as a G_2 champion and will trade him with 3 ferocity stacks into a:
> >

-If you want to Trade in the hop of baiting out 's > then you have to stand very close to a bush so you can kite his fast to take little damage.

Level 3:
-Nothing changes other than gets a shield.

Level 6:
-Nothing changes.

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Gnar:
, , , & ,

is not a threat and should not get to CS without being punished, jump on him with to proc his and then >

You don't have to be afraid of pre-6 since he only has to CC you, so you just play into him like a G_2 champ and leap on mega with:
> (get hit by ) > > .
But in reality, you should not look for fights against mega just punish him when he is in his little form.

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Gragas:
, , or , & ,

Level 1:
- will either start or .

-If he starts then you jump on him when he is close to a bush so he can't react and then perma gap close on him. Don't max range leap, it will be too easy for him to react (but you can always test the waters I guess).

-If he starts then you want to get 3 ferocity stacks and leap on him with > . it is important not to push the wave too fast because then he will just use all the on you. After all, the wave is pushing to so he is not losing any waves by doing it. An even lane state is super good because he has to choose between poking you or CS'ing, so as said just do double trades.

Level 2:
- will either have leveled now, so we see him as a G_2 champion and do the trade:
> >
And then we have a 11s window where we can trade with

Level 3:
- will have leveled where he negates damage, if he has this ability up then the only trade you will do is:
> >

-If you don't have and has up, then even though he does not have up, then you do not want to trade into because it hurts like a truck and tanking and being hit by a on the way out will chunk .

- is just like , it is just about burning their mana pool and getting more from the trades than they do by abusing 's very balanced to remain full health while is slowly running out of mana.

Level 6:
-Nothing changes other than don't stand close to his tower if few or no minions are tanking the turret aggro.

-If you make sure to keep the wave in a neutral state or close to your tower then this ability is useless. The only thing to keep in mind is to use your to get his body slam, or else he can combo you down if you just waste abilities on the wave for no reason, just like we can do to .

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Graves:
, , , & , ,

-Only thing I can say that is useful is to keep you for when he has used his dash and then use to gap close.

-Other than that I have nothing to say about this matchup, you can jump on him when he goes to CS and proc PTA and he is 66% healthy.
This matchup is so free.

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Gwen:
, , or , &

Level 1:
- Punish her when she goes for CS and do > trades, don't do max leap onto her, she is really strong level 1.

-It is important to have got a clean third-wave crash because her does a lot of AOE damage to minions and can prevent a second-wave crash.

Level 2:
- has no power if she can't hit the wave just like so if you see her step up without passive stacks then you leap on her and do > and run her down.

Level 3:
-Nothing changes.

Level 6:
-She can run you down if she can freeze the wave.

-Don't leap too far away from the bush or else we will run you down. You need to force her to walk up for CS, then combo her down, and then leap to a minion and kite out her with your and then you can leap onto her again when her is on cooldown.

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Heimerdinger:
, , >, & ,

Remark:
-If can't snowball the lane'ing phase then he is useless past 20 minutes, so playing for scaling is the plan.

-He will perma shove you under the tower and there is nothing you can do, 3 points into then max , don't level .

-Arrive in lane early! Do not leash! Make sure to contest him if he tries to put turrets down in the bush pre-lane phase

-In lane you want to jump on his turrests and auto cancel with

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Illaoi:
+ , , > , & ,

Remark:
-Get into . Once you have she can no longer harm you, since you can just clear waves and roatate to teamfights.

Level 1:
-If the is good then she will start and trade with your

-Or she can start and then you jump on to and dodge the tentacle and hit her with

Level 2:
-Illaoi will either level or one of her other two abilities.

-If she levels then don't jump , make her waste it before you jump on her.
-If she takes one of the other two then you jump onto her with > > .

Level 3:
- will have her and it is not worth jumping on her anymore and you have to wait for her to waste her .

Level 6:
-Nothing changes, just make sure to keep that wave as far away from your tower as possible.

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Irelia:
+ , start, or whatever you want, &

Remark:
-this matchup is decided in the first 3:00 minutes of the game.

Level 1:
-Against Irelia it is very important you pull the wave so the enemy minion will kill one of your melee minions before all the others meaning that Irelia won't be able to get 3 stacks off your melee minions.

-You need to zone her off the wave, so jump on her when she is on leap range and proc .
-It is crucial you damage her as much as possible before you cheater recall.

Level 3:
-There is no interaction with level 2 other than you should level and not level 2.

-It is very important that you either kill the before crashing the wave or dive and trade kill for the kill if possible.

-The bare minimum is getting her below 30% hp before you cheater recall.

-(It is important you commit to fast push the third wave so you can get a good cheater recall)

Level 4:
-This is the last chance to get a large advantage and win the lane.

-Irelia should be low enough after the first three levels that she should not be able to contest your freeze and will be zoned off the wave for the rest of the match and now you have one versus .

-If you did not freeze then gg, you will first out-scale her at 4 items.

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Jax:
or or , , or into Lethality, &

Level 1:
- can zone you off the wave level 1, so do the wading trick if he does.

-You can only leap on if he is close to a bush, if he is not then you have to match his push until he is. Else we just wait for level 2.

-Also don't push the wave, just keep it at an even lane state.

-The reason why we don't leap far to level 1 is because he can simply turn on and run us down.

-But if the goes into the bush so we can leap to a minion and dodge his then we win the 1v1 level 1.

Level 2:
-How to play it out, is to gain 3 ferocity stacks then when is close enough to the bush that you get back to it in 1.5 seconds, then you leap on the with and use to kite back to the bush and then jump to a minion to dodge his if he still hits you using that is okay because you just use you > and run into the bush and then reengage with and then run away for a third time with movement speed.

Level 3:
-If you have faith in hitting your , then you can do the trade:
> > RUN AWAY! (you don't need to be close to a bush for this one unless he has and you do not have )

-Else you can just do the Level 2 trade but this trade does not burn as many of your cooldowns

Level 6:
-Nothing changes

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Jayce:
, , , &

I don't know what he does!

-I just do what I do in every other ranged matchup, which is to pull the wave and leap on when he is close to the bush and look for > trades.

-I also know he does a lot of damage and has no sustain so > > .

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K'Sante:

or , , Sblack cleaver into lethality build, &

Level 1
-Just jump on him when he goes to farm, do not let him just freely stack his .

-Be wary of his Q3, you should preferably be standing in bushes and waiting to punish cooldowns and then run back to the bush after a trade.
will demolish if he can land his Q3, so respect that and space him.

Level 2:
- will level his .

-Make sure not to leap too far away from the bush now or he can secure his Q2 and Q3 hits you.

-Going for:
> >
Is only okay if does not have any Q-stacks. If he does then you can only go for this trade:
(get hit by Q3) >

Level 3:
-Now has his which can stun you if he hits you into a wall, So if walks towards you inside a bush then you need to either have 3 ferocity and buffer your > (stunned by ) > . Or you need to jump to a minion to kite him.
-In general after you crash the wave you can look to freeze him out and just all in him if he goes for the wave.

-Else the same trading pattern as level 2 now applies but if you are brave then you can do the:
> > .
This combo does not work if 's Q3 is up.

Level 6
-Don't get caught with no cooldowns, and don't get caught without or without a bush so you can leap to minions.

-Nothing special, other than you need to be careful against his level 6 until you get

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Karma:
, , , & ,

Level 1:
-We do what we do to every ranged champion level 1, we pull the wave and jump on her with >

Leverl 2
-Karma will have her so now we trade her with:
> (get cc'ed) > .

-nothing changes past this.

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Kayle:
, start, or , &

Level 1:
-Pull wave, jump with >

-Don't ever jump on her level 1, unless you have .

Level 2:
-level

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Kennen:
, , + + , & ,

Level 1:
-Pull wave, jump with >

Level 6:
-Just don't get caught without and you will be safe.

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Kled:
, start, or Tiamat item, &

Level 1:
-You do not beat level 1 so do the warding trick.

-When he is close to the bush you jump on him, and then go back into the bush and jump on a minion to get out of .

-You will never win an all-in versus this champion but with procs and trades you can beat him or at least gain lane prio

Level 2:
- becomes a lot stronger than because of the:
> >

Level 3:
-Here you crash the wave and back off, you do not want to get caught out by level 3 without a wave or bush to kite him with.

-Once the wave gets to an even lane state you can begin to kite him again, just don't jump too far away from the bush, this is mainly due to his allowing him to guarantee his second part of hits unless we can jump away from him.

- will also have , this ability is where all his power is, so waiting for him to use it on the wave makes it much easier to trade into him.

Level 6:
-Post-level 6 you do not want to be under your tower when he has this ability, but nor do you want to be under his tower.

-It is important to remain cool and know that he can only gap close to you once, so leaping towards his tower to escape 's combo and then away is completely fine.

-In general can't do much to you if you just don't jump far away from the bushes.

The general combo is to leap on him when he is close to a bush and:
> > / > (If has ) > (kite into the bush and jump to a minion to avoid )
Of course, you can also do the triple combo.

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Malphite:
, , cheater recall into or into lethality build, & , You also wanna max in this lane.

Level 1:
- should start level 1 but most players will start for some reason.

-You have to test the waters so just jump on him when you get the chance, when the wave arrives and he goes for farm.

-If malphite ever uses close to a bush then you can just jump on him, but that will never happen if he has a brain... So it might actually happen after all they are players.

-If they start you just trade them with and then run away and wait for it to run out.

-If they start then don't walk outside the bush until the minions are low, because then the has to either use it on you are the low minions. It is also important not to push the wave too fast in this scenario because you can deny him a lot of minions because of his stupid ability to start.

-Nothing changes after level 1 other than you want to avoid fighting the when is enabled. And this combo is very good:
> > .

-If Malphite ever buys bramble you want to just jump on a minion close to him and let him blow his combo then > , to waste his mana.

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Mordekaiser:
, , or into lethality build, &

Level 1:
-Jump on and the walk right past him to dodge his and you will win the trade. But else just do > .

Level 2:
-The safe route is always just to do:
> >

-But if you can dodge his (which you really should), then go for the:
> >

Level 6:
-Doing:
> > > >

-But never jump on mordekaiser post-6 without having available or he will run you down. But if you do get ulted without then just use and play a dodging game.

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Nasus:
, , or + is good second item, &

Level 1:
-Pull wave, jump with >

Level 6:
-From here on out the only trade you can do against is:
> to cleanse

- So stack a lot of CDR so you can kite him and he will never be able to run you down.

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Olaf:
, , , &

Level 1:
- beats so do the warding trick.

-'s is on a 2.5-second cooldown, so trading for is fine if you just don't get hit by two s

-After you do the warding trick then you get 3 ferocity stacks and then leap onto him again and do > when the is close to a bush, then you can jump away and wait for your to come back up and then you should be able to kill him.

Level 2:
-Becomes a lot more playable because of the:
> > trade.

-There is no way can kill you here unless you pushed the wave to his tower at level 2, because as long as you can kit him with minions then you can win every trade.

Level 6:
-Don't leap to if the wave is at his tower.
-Don't leap to if he is far away from the bush

-The correct way to play this out is to only trade him when he is near a bush, then if he tries to run you down with you jump to a minion a use

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Ornn:
or , , into lethality, &

Level 1:
-Pull wave, has to either use his abilities to CS or he has to walk in melee range, so making sure that the minions are not unanimously low will make him miss CS or he has to walk up, which means you get a good trade.
-Look for a three wave crash

Level 3:
- will have his , make sure not to get hit by the last part, or else you have to run away, do not let him auto attack you. The best thing you can do is stay close to and then run around him to dodge his and then extend the trade.

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Pantheon:
, , , &

Level 1:
-If ever walks up just kill him.

Level 2:
- will have so only look for:
> > trades when it is up.

-Nothing changes.

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Poppy:
, , , & ,

Level 1:
-You beat her level 1 so pull wave and trade.

Level 2:
- will have or

-If she has then you can only sit in a bush if you have up, else just quickly enter the bush to leap onto her and use to trade her down.

-If she has , you can just jump at her to test her reaction time, usually they can not react if you leap when they are close to a bush, but with a full-range leap, they can react.

-You can do a full-range leap with 4 ferocity stacks and if she uses then you use and then you can trade her for the next 20 seconds because it is on cooldown.

Level 3:
- will have both and at this point the smartest you can do is to extend the lane'ing phase as much as possible, to make Poppy burn her mana pool and make sure she does not crash the wave.

-If crashes the wave she can use to pin you into the tower and do a lot of damage

-The best thing to do post-3 is to not stand in a bush unless you want to leap onto the .

-How to win trades versus Poppy is about having 4 ferocity stacks and leaping onto her:
If she uses then you use ,
If she does not use then you use

-Try and get her with or

Level 6:
-Nothing changes

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Quinn:
, , or , & ,

Level 1:
-Pull wave, don't hit minions just last hit.
- has at level 1, do not engage on her level 1 you will lose (unless she is standing in or right next to a bush).

Level 2:
-Treat her like a G_2 champion and go for:
> >
To put on cooldown and punish her for going for CS

Level 3:
-Double empowered combo:
> > > > / depending on kill threat, how much damage you took, minions blocking.

Level 6:
-Nothing changes.

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Renekton:
, , , or , & ,

Level 1:
-Renekton will zone you off the wave so you have to do the warding trick and tank his or when the minions are half-health, no matter what ability renekton levels first he will beat you in an all-in without a wave.

-If does not bush cheese you and he levels , then you should jump on a minion to gain 2 stacks of ferocity (without getting hit by his ).
Then when your is up again you leap on him to gain 3 ferocity and make him use his , then you jump on him again and do > and win the all in while his is on cooldown, if he backs off that means you can get level 2 first and get lane prio.

-If you are in the situation where you had to tank his because he zoned you off the bush then you jump on when your is up again because his is on still on cooldown.
You then have to tank his empowered but you will win the all-in with > , but most likely will concede lane prio and you get to level 2 first.

-In general, you do not want to fight before the wave arrives because he can stack his fury on you and wins the trade, if he does not zone you off the bush then don't look for a fight.
It is worth trading for and then running away, but you can never be sure if he started or . This means that the only time you should leap on before the wave arrives, is if you can see what he started and then have time to recall and get back before the wave arrives, which is the first 40 seconds of the match.
It is a high-risk low reward for something that does not change the matchup at all.

Tl; Dr:
If zones you off the bush, then trade with him when the minions are half health and then jump from bush to minions.
If he does not zone you off the wave, then stand in the bush and wait for the minions to arrive and then jump to a minion to gain 2 ferocity stacks without getting hit by his abilities and then jump on him when your is back up and then run away until your is back up and all-in him.

Level 2:
- will now have both and .

-We now treat like a G_3 champion if has less than 50% fury and a G_2 champion if has more than 50% fury, the reason for that is because re nekton's stun goes from 0.75 to 1.75 seconds depending on fury.
So if uses his with more than 50% fury then you do not have time to gain additional ferocity after the stun to cleanse the damage (well you do but it is 250ms) and you will have no cooldowns or s to negate the damage from his , which will result in an even trade at best when we could be doing better.
The correct way to play it out if renekton has more than 50% fury and he has up, is to do:
> to cleanse then wait to see if he uses empowered , if he does not then we just again when we are out of his range.
You might ask yourself what if he uses when we jump on him, then he has made a huge mistake and then we just do:
> [get hit by empowered ) > > (get hit by ) > .

Level 3:
- now has , meaning he is now a G_1 champion when he is bove 50% fury and a G_3 champion when it is below 50%.

-The only change there is at level 3, is that can wait 2 seconds after you used to cleanse his empowered and then use still hit you with because he has to gap close.
Well, what does that mean?
It means that you cow can't negate all of 's kit because he is extending the amount of time his combo lasts beyond 2 seconds.

-The way we counter him delaying his combo is being able to run to the bush and jump away in the 2-second window so he will be forced to either use his anyway and we will again negate and heal his entire combo or he will have to let us get away.

Level 6:
- now becomes a permanent G_1 champion and can force on you at any point in time when you leap too far away from the bush.
-he will also be able to tower dive you at any point in time unless you snowballed pre-6. This is why I like , even if you entered or went even in the lane, it will make it hard for the to dive you. Also in general is huge against his .

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Riven:
, , , or into lethality, & /,

Level 1:
-I believe that if zones you off the bush then you can not play the game, she has three charges on her meaning you can't just trade her ability for and then jump past her because she will just dash towards you and run you down when you try to enter the bush.

-But there is a solution, ward the middle bush and stand in the alcove, and when the wave arrives you walk into the bush and jump to the minion she does not stand furthest away from that is simultaneously also close to a bush.
Or you can jump on the if she is near a bush and then enter the bush, and then jump away from her to kite her and then reengage when it is on cooldown (which is either after the last charge or 4 seconds after a cast).

Level 2:
- should have her which means you now have to treat her as a G_2 champion only using:
> > to trade with if is up

-If the player for some reason leveled then nothing changes from level 1.

Level 3:
-Now definitely has

-Never jump to if she is far away from a bush or she will run you down with dashes.

Level 6:
-Nothing changes, just jump to a minion when she uses and then way until it is over.

-Don't leap far away from a bush post-6.

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Rumble:
, , , & ,

Level 1:
- will either level his that allows him to farm from range. Or he will level his that goves him the oppotunity to our trade

-The best thing you can do is just to not get hit by or until you can get your > combo ready

Level 2:
- will have his > + his passive granting him attack speed and on-hit damage, so he will do a lot of damage if you jump on outright for an extended trade or without -

-The way to play this out is to do the combo when he is standing in the wave:
+ +.
The reason for this is that this matchup is very dependent on wave states, you want to make sure the wave is even or slightly to his side.
That way he can't poke you and will have to either use to CS, which gives you a chance to leap on him. Or you will crash the wave at his tower and gain a roam opportunity, or river plants (since he has no health regen or mana it is all about the war of attrition health bar wise).

Level 3/6:
-Nothing changes, just don't leap too far from the bush, or can combo you down since he can slow you twice, so will be negated by his second rocket and then he can catch up to you with and combo you down with his and .

-You hard out scale so don't worry about going even or slightly behind in the lane.

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Sejuani:
, , , & ,

-Is half magic damage and half attack damage.

Level 1:
-Wait for her to walk up for CS since has no ranged abilities then and run away. And the all-in with >

- will usually have to CS with but can also start which interupts your leap. But if you wait for her to walk up for CS then you can walk back into the bush and reengage if she has to interrupt your first leap.

level 2:
- has both and so use combo:
> >
To put her on CD and then you can jump on her with

level 3:
- will have unlocked meaning she will have a very strong sort of trade.

-The best thing to do is to have an even or frozen wave state so needs to trade into you on your terms, either needing to spend her abilities/mana on CS or trading with you.
Combo:
> > > >
Her CC and combo take time to set up so going for a double empowered ability rotation should be very possible unless just uses and runs away, which in that case you will have traded + for her that has 18s cooldown that only did half damage.

level 6:
-Nothing changes other than Sejuani will have a really good gank setup so please ward, and thank you.

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Sett:
, , > , & ,

Level 1:
- can zone you off the bush but just do the warding trick.

-Level 1 is basically about you leaping on with and then running away until you hit level 2.

Level 2:
- will have and .

-He is now a G_2 champion and we leap on him with 3 ferocity and do the combo:
> (cleanse ) > (get hit by )

-You can also go for a double-empowered ability combo:
> > > >

Level 3:
-Nothing changes just keep trading down and his will be useless

Level 6:
-Don't trade with in front of his tower, you can't kite him with minions and he can easily displace you and lock you down with or .

-The only direction should be able to use is towards a bush if you do the combo:
> > and run towards a bush then he will use into the bush and then you just jump to a minion to dodge his .

-If you do the double empowered ability combo then you just need to be fast with your combo or if he uses > to displace you away from the bush and then combo you down then you, but just do the combo after he ults you and then away with the movement speed you gain from

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Shen:
, , , &

Level 1:
- can zone you off the bushes.

- has , he will place the sword far up the lane then slow you and guarantee he hits you with at least 2 empowered auto attacks and do more damage than

-Just match 's push and then leap on him when he does not have his sword in a position where it can slow you or uses to farm or when you have > to trade. (It is okay to trade for one empowered auto attack)

Level 2:
- will have and we treat him like a G_2 champion with the combo:
> >

Level 3:
-Only thing is that can now block you with but it is on a long cooldown like .

-It can be hard to find an opening if you play your combos wrong, can for example choose only to use his to block your leap and , now you might be tempted to use > but that would be a mistake what you should do instead is to wait for your to come back up and then do the double empowered combo:
> ( uses to escape) then you now have both cooldowns on 12s and 18s cooldowns with all of yours up.

-If he decides not to use his to escape but force an all-in then you will do the combo:
> (taunted) > fast combo > > >
Just make sure you stand next to something you can use on so you can rotate to to negate as much damage as possible from , and I say fast combo because you have 1 second to do:
> > > once the taunt has finished.

Level 6:
-Cancle 's with

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Singed:
, , , &

Level 1:
-Jump on him whenever.

Level 2:
-Always go for over

Level 3:
-From this point on Singed now has some of the best gank setups in the top lane.
If you believe in yourself and want to taste the enemy jungler's time then you can cleanse 's with , combo:
> () > > RUN!

Level 6:
- will nine out of ten times use his to run away or initiate a gank, you should match it with if you see him ulting for no reason, because you are getting ganked.

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Sion:
, , > , &

Level 1:
-There is no reason to leap on unless you have because he will either have and make you tank his entire wave while you are trying to break his shield or he will have and hit you with it, as you try and run back to the bush while tanking his entire wave, so unless he is standing in the bush then it is not worth fighting him unless you have 4 ferocity.

Level 2:
-Sion will have his that will stun you making him a G_2 champ:
> >

Level 3:
-Go for double empowered combo:
> > > > (get hit by )

Level 6:
-Nothing changes

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Sylas:
, , , &

-DO NOT GET YOUR JUNGLER NEAR HIM, the only matchup where I don't ever wanna see my jungle in my lane, because will steal his ult, meanwhile my ult is useless on him.

Level 1:
-Do not jump on him without having 4 ferocity because level 1 is really strong if he starts (which they always do). (you beat him if he stands in a bush).

Level 2:
- has , and so he will have a lot of burst.

-Leap on with:
> > > run away.

Level 3:
- has which does low damage but you can force him to use it to CS and then engage when it's on cooldown.

Level 6:
-Your jungle can no longer come top unless it's a free kill, if ever disappears it is because he is visiting your midlaner.

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Tahm Kench:
, , , &

Level 1:
- beats in a 1v1

- will start .

-You should first leap on when you have

Level 2:
-Nothing changes, short trade him.

Level 6:
-Don't trade let him freeze and don't trade him if he freezes.

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Trundle:
, , > , & ,

Level 1:
-Don't ever fight level 1.

-Go into the alcove and wait for the wave to arrive, if is near a bush you can jump on him with and then jump away again.

Level 2:
-Don't ever leap far away from the bush when has up, he will run you down.

-The entire lane'ing phase is just > when gets close to a bush and then jumps away to his minions.

Level 3:
-Nothing changes, if you leave your bush or freezes then he will run you down.

midgame:
-You can not walk sidelane versus without having , can appear from any bush and run you down.

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Tryndamere:
, , or , & ,

Level 1:
- beats , making sure he does not get to hit the wave to stack his fury.

Level 3:
-you can wait for to go close to the bush and then use and then jump away to his minions.

-Or you could use > ( uses ) >

Level 6:
-Nothing changes just keep short trading him, just don't let him freeze or he will run you down.

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Urgot:
, , or , & ,

Level 1:
-You start check Urgot level 1 if he walks into the bush

-In lane you don't want to leap on him unless is close to a bush because he will just , and then run away while you are stunned.

Level 2:
- will have which means nothing to our trading pattern

-This is where the lane begins. Urgot is a classic G_2 champion and we only do:
> to cleanse > .
To cleanse you need to use right when the ability connects.

-Then we punish walking up without .

Level 3:
- will have . This ability is super annoying because if hits you with it, after you have done the trade pattern from level 2, then he will deal a good chunk of damage to you.

-The best thing you can do is to dodge it...

Level 6:
-Nothing changes, just don't get low and use the trade pattern from level 2 and you will be fine.

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Warwick:
, , > , & ,

Level 1:
-Only trade with when you have else wait for level 2.
-It is okay if you can't get lane prio into this lane, it can be hard if he zones you off minions so you can't stack.

- can zone you off the bush, so stand in an alcove.

Level 2:
- has both and .

- is just about doing > > .
has just as much sustain as , so it is about which person can get the most value out of their trade.
And since can execute his damage faster, then it is in our best interest to stay close to the bushes and kite such that we don't get hit by too many auto attacks.

Level 3:
- gains his which is a huge attack speed steroid and is another reason why we do not leap far away from our bush, so we can kite this ability and limit its value.

Level 6:
-From now on is a G_2 champion and we only leap on him with:
> to cleanse >

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Wukong:
, , or , & ,

Level 1:
-Because of 's we want to avoid extented fights.

- wins 1v1 against . It is good to trade for his but only do it when he goes for cs, do not jump into his wave for no reason.
If you jump at with 2 ferocity stacks then you will win the 1v1.

Level 2:
-Going for > > is optimal.
will have and so try and see if you can't get hit by both before using .

Level 3:
- will have which gives him a lot of bursts, so leap on him with 2 or 3 ferocity stacks and do the:
> > , again try and wait using until you have gotten hit by his entire combo.
When his is on cooldown then you can go for a trade.

Level 6:
-Wukong becomes a G_1 champion, so don't leap too far away from the bush or he will get full value from his and can you and run you down.

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Yasuo:
, , or , & ,

- and are identical so I will only write this once.

-If they go tank item first item then go or .

Level 1:
-Only fight in the wave.

-Pull the wave and leap with onto him and run into the bush.
(it is very very important to always pull the wave into or he will get to the farm and poke you).

Level 2:
-Go for:
> > trades and run away, don't leap too far, wait for to go for CS.

Level 3/6:
-Nothing changes, just snowball.

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Yone:
, , or , & ,

Level 1:
-Only fight in the wave.

-Pull the wave and leap with onto him and run into the bush.
(it is very very important to always pull the wave into or he will get to the farm and poke you).

Level 2:
-Go for:
> > trades and run away, don't leap too far, wait for to go for CS.

Level 3/6:
-Nothing changes, just snowball.

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Yorick:
, , > , & ,

Level 1:
-pull wave and make sure he does not CS for free

-The objective is to kill him before and while you crash the third wave

Level 3:
- will have , which means you can not leap far from the bush or he will trap you in it.

-This lane is either about snowballing out of control or waiting for to fall off.

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Zac:
, , > or , &

Level 1:
-leap on when you have or else you will just trade even because of 's minions and him prolonging the trade by using his . Of course, you can trade him if he walks close to the wave to CS.

Level 2:
- will have so like the best way to win lane is to freeze so he can't heal

Level 3:
- will have which does not do a lot of damage.

Level 6:
-Stay close to bushes or he can do a lot of damage if you can't kite this ability and he catches you with on cooldown.

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Who Outscales Whom?

Skin Tierlist

S14 Rengar Personal Matchup Notes (P4 peak)

S14 Rengar Personal Matchup Notes (P4 peak)

Recommended Items

Runes: Fleet Footwork

Spells:

Flash

Ignite

Flash

Teleport

Ignite

Teleport

Items

Ability Order

Unseen Predator (PASSIVE)

Savagery (Q)

Battle Roar (W)

Bola Strike (E)

Thrill of the Hunt (R)

Champion Build Guide

S14 Rengar Personal Matchup Notes (P4 peak)

League of Legends Champions: