Alternatively, get Flash, Deceive level 1, and sneak in there alone. Or Jack In The Box for an invade, or riskless start clearing on your own side or enemies' top side.

With Jack In The Box, you can place a Warding box before 0:36, and clearing boxes at 0:50 and onwards, to clear without needing a leash. Get one fast Buff camp with 3 boxes, without Smite. Or have 2 boxes by Raptor/ Gromp and 1 box by the corresponding Buff camp, smiting the Raptor. Go promode with Raptor-starts and move the lone box, placed first or second, to any other camp, smiting Raptor from over the wall by mid tower if the chosen camp lays across midlane. Even, without Flash or Nimbus Cloak, the enemies' Red if it's outside the trigger-range of a second box that is slightly delayed. Gromp/ Krug spawns 12 seconds later, so don't put the first clearing box at it, and separate the 2 to give more time. My fourth box usually ends up at a Buff camp. Overcommit to transform Unleashed Smite by 21:49.

Pathing to level 2 gank mid, or the enemy jungler, with Oracle Lens is super effective.

Joining the herd in normal level 3 or 4 clears is better for other champions than Shaco. You get off to a better start, and learn more, if you get creative. Which match-ups are on the map is important, and taking the normal camp next to where you start respawns it earlier if you want to full-clear after a gank, but gives a longer path to walk. In cases where you get pressured hard before Minions spawn, it might be necessary. A neutral camp's reward, and bulkiness, depends on the average level of champions when they spawn. Letting you farm only one normal camp on your side to work your magic, leaving the other 3 as heals. Quickly clearing your Wolf/ Krug is a defensive stance, while Raptor/ Gromp is an offensive stance.

Pathing to level 3, via Wolf/ Red, into Gromp/ Krug, into Blue/ Raptor, will still leave time for catching the enemy jungler, even if you gank a lane on your way over. On spotting a leash or an invade, move the third box over to the second camp to have 2 there, and otherwise have 2 at the first camp.

Pathing-choices alternate with the gamestate, so a flexible route worth mentioning is starting Raptor/ Wolf, into the enemies' Buff, if it's not there Deceive to Gromp/ Krug, into your two Buffs, into Rift Scuttler, into Raptor/ Wolf again. This should leave you 1 camp, or 2-3 minions, away from level 4. Openings for an extra camp, or a gank, are after your first Buff.

Counter jungle, farm, gank.
Counter jungle, gank, tax.
Counter gank, farm, gank!
Lather, rinse, repeat.

You can solo Dragon level 3 after a back, or level 4 if healthy. Three points in Jack In The Box is then beneficial. Voidgrubs give great goods. Play Voidmite minds easily with the stealth applied lingering, picking up generally one. Rift Herald has a slow clear time alone. Keep wielding to get Feats of Strength. Have your adc be at least level 13 before claiming Dragon soul.

Ranked prioritised epics: 2nd & 5th Voidgrub < Dying < 3rd & 4th Voidgrub
< a 1st & 2nd Dragon < 1st & 6th Voidgrub < Rift Herald < Feats of Strength
< Atakhan < a 3rd Dragon < Baron Nashor < a 4th Dragon < Elder Dragon

Enter my main course, mirrored if the enemy jungler got leashed top, with (red keystone) alternatives: 3 box bot Buff
-> (invade with Oracle Lens, look at Raptor/ Blue, if Raptor is or Blue isn't there Deceive to Krug/ Gromp, otherwise to the Buff, Backstab and Last Hit the camp, leaving behind a Warding box if it's off cooldown)
-> poker gank mid (without invading if the enemy midlaner gets a dash lvl2, Flash to Backstab with Deceive), pretending to walk out towards your side
-> enemies top side (or skip, this and the next step, to yours if you'r low HP from invading) using Oracle Lens to peek for the Buff over the wall, if Raptor isn't there Deceive to Red, or else peek for Red or Blue
-> if it's there start it without triggering boxes before it's low, using Deceive for pseudo-vision, clearing without Smite if no nonvisible enemies get aggroed, with Smite otherwise, (and if it's not there nor in the Bush, the enemy jungler is most likely finishing up Krug/ Gromp, so start boxing the route towards midlane from Raptor/ Wolf and steal it when they come)
-> your Buff (and Gromp/ Krug if low HP from invading), to get lvl3
-> gank top
-> lvl3 vs. lvl3 fight for the Rift Scuttler
-> gank mid
-> get the other Rift Scuttler and gank bot, or counter gank bot
-> get Krug/ Gromp, to get lvl4, and attempt to get Dragon if healthy, where Mountain Dragon is easy to Backstab, while the others can sometimes visually be attacked from the front and still take increased damage, where the 2nd attack after Deceiveing sometimes visually is from behind
-> Recall and spend your gold, have one pot
-> rush towards Voidgrubs, getting the lesser Wolves/ Raptors on the way, and burst one with a box Smite Two-Shiv Poison combo, before the enemy jungler can blink
-> rush across mid to Dragon if it's still up, otherwise try to fight for the remaining Voidgrubs
-> full clear, to get lvl6, and Recall when appropriate thereafter
-> Voidgrubs, round two, where pre-stacked boxes are wasted if you aren't nearer all three spawnpoints than a box
-> go for Dragon, spiking with a Deceive Two-Shiv Poison Smite combo
-> full clear, counter gank, full clear
-> Rift Herald, where the eye of baron opens 0.25sec quicker per auto-attack, so use Hallucinate, and pick up the Eye of the Herald within the next 20sec after it's been slain
-> play to kill Atakhan
-> throw the game in the Baron pit

Treasure Hunter with the Ability Haste rune stat, and Horizon Focus, is viable with all AP builds. Your matchup dependent Health rune stats, and Umbral Glaive, are good across the board. Do repeatedly gank with the Movement Speed rune stat, for getting across the board. The Jack of all Trades requier some preplaning to scale well.

Drop of a box on Raptors when walking by after getting an item or so to farm a half every other time. Maybe you'll have to give the big one an auto-attack plus Two-Shiv Poison. Eventually, Wolves can be farmed this way too, with the first small ones dying from one extra damage-instance early on. Raptors and Rift Scuttlers are the only neutral camps inside a square, drawn on the map, with vertices on the Buffs, so prioritize those.

Using Hallucinate to pass over some thin walls is helpful. E.g. behind the Dragon and Baron pits towards the Red camps. Or across base gates and base walls in between, who are slightly narrower than on the outside.

ZxNooboXez placed too far behind Buffs to activate can be triggered by another Fearing towards it.

In case you didn't know, voidborn Red and Blue emerge from 25 minutes onwards. You can delay your second or third Buffs skewing them 2 minutes. Just remember to clear them around the 20-minute mark. So invade on the enemies, tracking their Buff-timers to around 7, 13, 18, 24 minutes, with yours at ca. 7, 14, 20, 25 minutes. Just prioritise Red. Now you know.

Using Hallucinate between Hail of Blades' first and third auto-attack, or stacking Guinsoo's Rageblade beforehand, permanently gives the attack speed bonus to the clone for its full duration, while Terminus can double-stack afterward. And its auto-attacks stack Imperial Mandate‘s passive all on its own.

While taking an important epic or Neutral Monster, try to stand in front of their HP bar to make steals more difficult.

When chased, walk up to a wall, use Deceive back into the enemy jungle to farm it, and watch them Flash over the wall :3

The cooldown of Deceive begins once stealth is broken, with e.g. a Recall. While for Hallucinate it begins straight away. And the clone gives some gold.

A clone's tether range is ca. one screen-length away. So get comfortable with reappearing an almost exploded clone inside the enemy team, while you are still stealthed. The most of the time when there are two Shacos for the enemies to choose from, the one that appeared first is the clone. In higher tiers of play, alternating between normal ults, and ulting in the fog of war, then stealthing in and breaking your stealth, before walking the clone out of the tether range, can really throw the enemies of. Dishing out damage is often more important, nonetheless, your spawning clone decides to stand still for a quarter of a second a quarter of the time. And this can be imitated by you by pressing the stop button when ulting, or when your stealth duration expires, before walking the clone out of the tether range x)

Having boxes do extra damage from Muramana doesn't work, still they apply e.g. Rylai's Crystal Scepter's CC. Anyway, your clone keeps already attained energized stacks, and Sheen's cooldown is for you as normal on usage, while for the clone, it is counted upon spawning. No Jak'Sho, The Protean stacks are kept, nor does it gain active Movement Speed boosts that aren't of the out-of-combat type, with its 5 second timeframe for staying in-combat.

Yet for now at least, you can have an Unending Despair in combat, then within the time window, sell it and get back into combat again, in order to keep the anguish passive for the remainder of the combat encounter.

• Chock-points, flank routs, and bushes
• Where your carries will Kite
• Near enemy carries
• The lanes to depush, or walls around minions' trigger-zone
• In front of skillshots
• Then finally one on top of the teamfight

"Go Box A Fountain" :)