Best Evelynn Build & Guide (2026) — League of Legends

Evelynn is League of Legends' Widowmaker — a stealth AP assassin jungler who stalks her prey from permanent camouflage, charms them with an irresistible lure, and executes low-health targets with a devastating ultimate that blinks her to safety. Whether you're a jungle main who thrives on picking off isolated targets from invisibility or a player looking for an AP assassin who scales into one of the most terrifying late-game threats in the game, this guide covers everything you need to dominate with Evelynn in 2026.

Evelynn Overview

Evelynn operates as a scaling AP assassin jungler who is weak before level 6 but becomes one of the most dangerous champions in the game once she gains permanent camouflage from Demon Shade. Her unique identity comes from her stealth — Evelynn is the only jungler who can approach ganks from any angle completely invisible to the enemy, bypassing wards and vision entirely. Her passive, Demon Shade, activates after Evelynn hasn't taken damage from enemy champions for a few seconds, granting camouflage that makes her invisible to enemies outside of her detection radius, and regenerating a significant amount of health when she's below a health threshold. The camouflage is permanent and reactivates automatically, meaning Evelynn is invisible for the majority of every game after level 6, creating constant paranoia for the enemy team. Hate Spike (Q) is Evelynn's primary damage ability — the initial cast fires a skill shot that marks the first target hit with a curse, and Evelynn can then recast Q up to three times to fire darts of damage at the nearest enemy, with the darts prioritizing cursed targets. The initial Q skillshot combined with three rapid recasts provides Evelynn's highest sustained damage output and is the core of her jungle clear and assassination combos. Allure (W) is Evelynn's crowd control and damage amplification tool — she curses a target champion or monster, and after a 2.5-second delay, her next attack or ability against the cursed target charms them for a significant duration and shreds their magic resistance. The magic resistance shred on a fully-charged Allure is what makes Evelynn's burst damage lethal even against targets building magic resistance, and the charm provides the only hard crowd control in her kit. Whiplash (E) is a short-range lash that deals magic damage based on the target's maximum health — when Evelynn is in Demon Shade, Whiplash becomes Empowered Whiplash, which dashes Evelynn to the target and deals increased damage. The dash from Empowered Whiplash is Evelynn's gap closer and the ability that delivers her into melee range from stealth, and the max-health damage makes it effective against tanky targets. Last Caress (R) is Evelynn's signature ultimate — she unleashes her lashers in a cone, dealing massive magic damage that increases dramatically against targets below 30% maximum health, and then blinks backward a long distance. Last Caress is simultaneously Evelynn's execute, her escape, and her teamfight tool — the execute damage finishes targets that survive her combo, and the long-range blink sends her back to safety where Demon Shade reactivates and she becomes invisible again.

Strengths

• Permanent camouflage after level 6 creates unmatched map pressure and paranoia — Evelynn is the only champion in the game with permanent stealth that bypasses standard wards. After level 6, Evelynn moves across the map completely invisible to the enemy team unless they have Control Wards or Oracle Lens in exactly the right place at the right time. This means every lane is threatened at all times, and the enemy team must play defensively even when they don't know where Evelynn is. The psychological pressure of an invisible assassin forces enemies to buy Control Wards, play closer to their turrets, and group earlier than they want to — all of which creates advantages for Evelynn's team even when she's farming
• One of the highest burst damage combos in the game with fully-charged Allure — When Allure's charm completes its 2.5-second windup and Evelynn follows up with her full combo, the magic resistance shred combined with Electrocute, Hate Spike, Whiplash, and Last Caress deals enough damage to kill virtually any squishy champion from full health. The MR shred from Allure means Evelynn's burst penetrates even Mercury's Treads and Hexdrinker, and with Rabadon's Deathcap amplifying her AP ratios, her full combo's damage is unmatched by any other assassin in the game
• Last Caress provides both an execute and an escape in one ability — Most assassins must choose between committing to a kill and escaping safely. Evelynn's ultimate does both — Last Caress deals massive execute damage to targets below 30% health and then blinks her backward a long distance, putting her out of danger and into a position where Demon Shade reactivates. This means Evelynn can dive into the enemy backline, execute the carry, and immediately become invisible again, with no counterplay window for the enemy team to retaliate. The execute threshold means targets who survive Evelynn's initial combo rarely survive Last Caress
• Demon Shade's health regeneration enables healthy jungle clears and sustained farming — Evelynn's passive regenerates a significant amount of health when she falls below a health threshold, which means she finishes jungle clears with high health and rarely needs to recall for sustain. The passive regeneration between camps keeps Evelynn healthy enough to take any fight that presents itself, and the regeneration scales with level to remain effective throughout the game. This built-in sustain means Evelynn doesn't need to sacrifice item slots or rune choices for healing and can focus entirely on damage

Weaknesses

• Extremely weak before level 6 with no camouflage and no gank threat — Evelynn's pre-6 is one of the weakest early games of any jungler. Without Demon Shade's camouflage, Evelynn must walk through standard vision to gank, making her easy to spot and avoid. Her Allure charm requires a 2.5-second windup that enemies can simply walk away from, and she has no gap closer without Demon Shade's Empowered Whiplash. Aggressive junglers like Lee Sin and Elise can invade Evelynn's jungle freely, steal her camps, and kill her in 1v1 fights that she cannot win. If Evelynn falls behind before level 6, her entire game plan is compromised
• Allure's 2.5-second windup telegraphs her engages and allows counterplay — Allure marks the target with a visible heart icon that both the target and their teammates can see, warning them that Evelynn is about to engage. The 2.5-second delay before the charm activates gives enemies time to reposition behind their team, move under turret, or prepare crowd control to interrupt Evelynn's approach. Against organized teams that react quickly to Allure marks, Evelynn's charm is difficult to land because the target is expecting the engage. Smart players also listen for Allure's audio cue and immediately back away from bushes or dark areas
• No sustained damage or teamfight presence after abilities are on cooldown — Evelynn is a pure burst assassin with no sustained damage output. Once she uses Q, E, and R in her combo rotation, Evelynn has nothing left to contribute for several seconds while her abilities come off cooldown. If her combo fails to kill the target, she's left in a dangerous position with no tools to finish the job. In teamfights, Evelynn can only realistically kill one target per rotation, and if she uses Last Caress to escape, her damage contribution to the fight is finished until her cooldowns reset
• Control Wards and Oracle Lens directly counter her core mechanic — Demon Shade's camouflage is countered by Control Wards, Oracle Lens, and Scryer's Bloom. A well-placed Control Ward in the river or jungle entrance reveals Evelynn's approach path and ruins her gank. In the late game, enemy supports and junglers carrying Oracle Lens can sweep common approach paths before fights, removing Evelynn's stealth advantage entirely. Against teams that invest in vision denial, Evelynn's ganks become significantly harder to execute because she can no longer approach from unexpected angles

Recommended Runes

Primary — Electrocute (Domination)

• Electrocute — Deals bonus adaptive damage when Evelynn hits an enemy champion with three separate attacks or abilities within three seconds. Electrocute is the ideal keystone for Evelynn because her standard assassination combo — Allure charm into Q initial cast, Q recast, and E — triggers Electrocute instantly, front-loading massive burst damage onto the charmed target. The Electrocute proc combined with Allure's magic resistance shred means Evelynn's opening burst deals devastating damage before the charm duration even ends, often killing squishies before they can react or use summoner spells.
• Sudden Impact — Grants lethality and magic penetration after Evelynn uses a dash or blink. Empowered Whiplash's dash from Demon Shade triggers Sudden Impact on every gank, granting Evelynn bonus magic penetration that amplifies her entire combo's damage. Since Evelynn always approaches from stealth and opens with Empowered Whiplash, Sudden Impact's magic penetration is active for every ability she casts during the assassination attempt. The flat magic penetration stacks with Allure's MR shred to make Evelynn's burst deal near-true damage to squishies.
• Eyeball Collection — Grants stacking adaptive force based on champion takedowns, up to a cap that provides a significant amount of bonus AP. Eyeball Collection rewards Evelynn's assassination playstyle by stacking AP with each successful kill, and the bonus AP amplifies all of her ability ratios as the stacks grow. At full stacks, Eyeball Collection provides meaningful bonus AP that helps Evelynn reach the one-shot threshold on carries earlier in the game.
• Ultimate Hunter — Grants stacking ultimate ability haste for each unique enemy champion takedown. Ultimate Hunter is the best Hunter rune for Evelynn because Last Caress is both her primary execute and her only escape — having it available more frequently means more kill opportunities and more safety. At full stacks, Ultimate Hunter significantly reduces Last Caress's cooldown, allowing Evelynn to look for picks more aggressively because she knows her ultimate will be available for the next opportunity sooner. The reduced cooldown also means Evelynn can use Last Caress more liberally for escapes without being punished by a long cooldown window.

Secondary — Sorcery

• Absolute Focus — Grants bonus adaptive force when Evelynn is above 70% maximum health. Absolute Focus synergizes perfectly with Demon Shade's health regeneration passive, which keeps Evelynn above 70% health between camps and before ganks. Because Evelynn is almost always at high health when she initiates from stealth, Absolute Focus's bonus AP is active for virtually every assassination attempt, adding free damage to her opening burst when it matters most. The bonus AP is essentially permanent on Evelynn in a way that no other champion can match.
• Gathering Storm — Grants increasing amounts of adaptive force at 10-minute intervals throughout the game. Gathering Storm gives Evelynn scaling AP that amplifies her already strong late-game assassination power. Evelynn's kit scales exceptionally well with raw AP because Rabadon's Deathcap multiplies all AP sources including Gathering Storm's bonus, and each additional point of AP increases the burst damage of her entire combo. The stacking AP compensates for Evelynn's weak early game by ensuring her mid and late game damage continues to grow even if she isn't snowballing with kills.

Recommended Item Build

Based on data from over 12,000 ranked Evelynn matches tracked on dodge.gg, here's the highest winrate build path.

Early Game (0–10 min)

• Gustwalker Hatchling (Jungle Item) — Grants bonus movement speed when moving through brush and after killing large monsters. Gustwalker is Evelynn's optimal jungle item because the out-of-combat movement speed synergizes with her camouflage playstyle — Evelynn spends more time moving between camps and toward ganks while invisible than any other jungler, and the movement speed bonus lets her close the distance to targets faster before they walk out of gank range. The brush movement speed also helps with early-game pathing before level 6 when Evelynn doesn't have camouflage.
• Dark Seal — Grants ability power, bonus health, and stacking AP on champion takedowns. Dark Seal is Evelynn's ideal first back purchase because once she hits level 6 and begins ganking from stealth, she accumulates kills and assists rapidly. The stacking AP rewards her snowball playstyle, and even a few stacks provide exceptional AP value for the gold cost. Dark Seal at 10 stacks builds into Mejai's Soulstealer, which is one of Evelynn's most efficient items because her stealth and Last Caress escape make it easy to maintain stacks without dying.
• Hextech Alternator — Grants ability power and a passive that deals bonus magic damage on the next ability hit against a champion. Hextech Alternator is a massive damage spike for Evelynn because the proc damage adds to her burst combo, and the raw AP pushes her closer to one-shot thresholds. The proc triggers on her first ability hit in each assassination attempt, front-loading damage onto the target during the charm window. Hextech Alternator builds into Hextech Rocketbelt, Evelynn's core first item.

Core Build (10–20 min)

• Hextech Rocketbelt — Grants ability power, health, and an active that dashes Evelynn forward and fires magic damage bolts at nearby enemies. Hextech Rocketbelt solves Evelynn's gap-closing problem by providing a dash that she can use after exiting stealth to reach targets who are slightly out of Empowered Whiplash range. The Rocketbelt dash into E dash covers enormous distance, making it nearly impossible for enemies to react to Evelynn's approach. The bolt damage adds to her burst combo, the health makes her more durable during assassinations, and the dash triggers Sudden Impact for bonus magic penetration on every engage.
• Sorcerer's Shoes — Grants magic penetration and movement speed. Sorcerer's Shoes are essential for Evelynn because flat magic penetration stacks with Allure's MR shred and Sudden Impact to reduce enemy magic resistance to near zero for squishy targets. The combined penetration from all three sources means Evelynn's burst deals close to true damage against ADCs and mages with base magic resistance and no additional MR items. The movement speed upgrade also improves her roaming speed while stealthed.
• Rabadon's Deathcap — Grants a massive amount of ability power and a passive that increases total AP by 35%. Rabadon's Deathcap is Evelynn's most important item because her entire kit scales multiplicatively with raw AP — Hate Spike's AP ratios, Whiplash's AP scaling, and Last Caress's massive AP ratio all become dramatically more lethal with Deathcap's AP amplification. Evelynn with Deathcap crosses the one-shot threshold where her full combo kills any squishy from full health without needing to land every Q recast. The 35% AP multiplier also amplifies Dark Seal stacks, Gathering Storm, Absolute Focus, and Eyeball Collection, making Rabadon's the keystone of Evelynn's entire damage profile.

Late Game (25+ min)

• Lich Bane — Grants ability power, ability haste, and movement speed, with a passive that empowers Evelynn's next auto attack after using an ability with bonus magic damage scaling off AP. Lich Bane transforms Evelynn's Empowered Whiplash into a devastating burst tool — the E dash plus Lich Bane proc plus Whiplash's max-health damage all land in a single hit, dealing an enormous chunk of the target's health before the rest of the combo even lands. The movement speed helps Evelynn roam faster while stealthed, and the ability haste reduces cooldowns so she can cycle through combos more quickly in extended fights. Lich Bane's proc also amplifies off Rabadon's Deathcap bonus AP, making each Spellblade hit increasingly lethal.
• Void Staff — Grants ability power and percentage magic penetration. Void Staff becomes essential in the late game when enemy carries buy magic resistance items like Hexdrinker, Maw of Malmortius, or Wit's End to survive Evelynn's burst. Void Staff's percentage penetration stacks multiplicatively with Allure's MR shred, Sudden Impact, and Sorcerer's Shoes to cut through even stacked magic resistance. Against teams that itemize magic resistance, Void Staff ensures Evelynn's burst remains lethal and prevents enemies from simply building one MR item to survive her combo.
• Banshee's Veil — Grants ability power, magic resistance, and a spell shield that blocks the first enemy ability. Banshee's Veil protects Evelynn from the crowd control that would prevent her from executing her assassination combo. A spell-shielded Evelynn approaching from stealth is immune to the first ability thrown at her, which is often the crowd control that would interrupt her engage and give the target time to escape. The magic resistance reduces damage from enemy mages during teamfights, and the ability power contributes to her burst damage. Banshee's is especially valuable against teams with long-range pick abilities like Lux binding or Ashe arrow that could reveal and lock down Evelynn before she reaches her target.

Ability Priority

1. Last Caress (R) — Level at 6, 11, and 16. Each rank massively increases the base damage and AP ratio of Last Caress, and the execute damage below 30% health scales proportionally. Rank 2 and 3 Last Caress deal enough damage to kill targets who would otherwise survive the combo, and the increased damage makes the execute threshold more forgiving — targets at 35-40% health are effectively dead because the combined damage from Evelynn's remaining abilities plus Last Caress's execute is lethal. The cooldown also decreases with rank, synergizing with Ultimate Hunter for very frequent ult access.
2. Hate Spike (Q) — Max first. Each rank increases the damage of both the initial skillshot and the three recast darts. Q is Evelynn's primary damage ability in both jungle clears and champion kills — maxing it first dramatically improves her clear speed and assassination burst simultaneously. The initial skillshot's damage increase per rank is substantial, and since Evelynn lands all three recasts on charmed targets who can't move, Q max provides the largest total damage increase per skill point invested. Faster jungle clears also help Evelynn reach level 6 sooner, which is the most critical power spike in her game plan.
3. Whiplash (E) — Max second. Each rank increases the base damage and max-health percentage damage of both Whiplash and Empowered Whiplash. E max second improves Evelynn's burst damage against both squishies and tanks — the flat damage increase helps her assassination combo, while the max-health percentage scaling becomes increasingly effective against bruisers and tanks who stack health. The Empowered Whiplash dash range is the same at all ranks, but the damage increase per rank makes the opening hit from stealth significantly more threatening.
4. Allure (W) — Max last. Allure's charm duration increases slightly with rank, but the magic resistance shred and the 2.5-second windup delay are the same at all levels. Additional ranks increase the flat MR shred amount, but the percentage shred at max charge is already substantial at rank 1. The charm is fully functional as a single-point ability, and the damage increases from Q and E are far more impactful per point than the marginal MR shred increase from additional W ranks.

Playstyle Tips

Early Game / Jungle Clear

Evelynn's early game is about farming to level 6 as quickly and efficiently as possible while avoiding the enemy jungler and only taking guaranteed gank opportunities. Start with Hate Spike (Q) at level 1 for the fastest camp clear — position so the initial Q skillshot hits the camp monster, then rapidly recast Q three times for the dart damage while auto attacking between casts. Evelynn's clear is healthy thanks to Demon Shade's passive regeneration — between each camp, pause briefly to let Demon Shade activate and heal before starting the next camp, especially when below the health threshold where regeneration kicks in.

The ideal first clear is a full six-camp clear starting from either buff, completing all camps on both sides of the jungle, and then recalling to buy Dark Seal and immediately looking for level 6. Evelynn should avoid the enemy jungler at all costs before level 6 — if you spot the enemy jungler on the map invading your topside, path to your botside camps instead of contesting. Dying before level 6 is catastrophic for Evelynn because it delays the camouflage power spike that her entire game plan depends on.

Pre-6 ganks are possible but risky. Only gank before level 6 if the enemy laner is pushed under your team's turret with no escape abilities and your laner has crowd control to set up the kill. Walk into the lane from behind, cast Allure, and hope the 2.5-second delay completes before the enemy escapes — if they Flash or dash away before the charm procs, the gank has failed and you've wasted time that should have been spent farming toward level 6.

Mid Game

Mid-game Evelynn with Hextech Rocketbelt and Sorcerer's Shoes is at her primary assassination power spike and should be hunting isolated targets across the map using permanent camouflage to approach from angles that enemies cannot ward against. At this point, Evelynn's charm into full combo kills any squishy target from full health, and Last Caress's blink-back escape means she can execute these assassinations with minimal risk.

The mid-game pattern is: farm a camp, look at the map for isolated enemies, stealth toward them, cast Allure from just outside detection range, wait for the charm to charge, then dash in with Empowered Whiplash, unload Q and E, and execute with Last Caress. The key is target selection — always prioritize isolated targets who are far from their teammates. A charmed ADC walking alone to a side lane is a guaranteed kill. A mage clearing a ward in the river without backup is a guaranteed kill. Do not attempt to assassinate targets who are grouped with teammates unless you are certain your combo kills them before the charm wears off.

Objective control becomes powerful with Evelynn's stealth. Approach dragon or Rift Herald from stealth, Allure the enemy jungler if they attempt to contest, and use the charm to zone them away from the objective while your team secures it. Evelynn's presence around objectives is threatening even when she's not visible because the enemy knows she could be there — this zoning pressure forces enemies to facecheck into potential Allure charm zones.

Late Game

Late-game Evelynn with Rabadon's Deathcap and full items is one of the most lethal assassins in the game, capable of deleting any target from full health in a single combo rotation and escaping with Last Caress before the enemy team can react. With full build, Evelynn's charm into Q-E-R kills even targets with one magic resistance item, and her stealth approach makes it nearly impossible for the target to react in time.

In late-game teamfights, do not engage first. Wait for your frontline to start the fight and draw the enemy team's attention and cooldowns, then approach from a flank using camouflage. Identify the highest-priority target — usually the enemy ADC or fed mage — cast Allure from outside detection range, and wait for the charm to charge. When the charm is ready, dash in with Empowered Whiplash, land Q for the mark, recast Q three times, and execute with Last Caress. The entire combo takes roughly two seconds, and Last Caress blinks you backward to safety where Demon Shade reactivates. If the fight continues, stealth back in and look for a second target once your cooldowns reset.

Against teams with heavy crowd control and grouping, Evelynn may need to play more patiently. Use Allure on frontline tanks to zone them away from objectives, and look for picks on enemies who rotate between lanes. In the late game, Evelynn's map presence is suffocating — she could be anywhere on the map at any time, and enemies who walk alone are taking a lethal risk. Force the enemy team to group by threatening solo players, then use the 4v5 map advantage while they huddle together to take split objectives and create map pressure.

Matchups

Favorable

• Amumu — Amumu is a farming tank jungler who wants to scale to level 6 and initiate teamfights with his ultimate. Evelynn doesn't need to beat Amumu early because both champions want to farm to their power spikes, and Evelynn's mid-game assassination power is far more threatening than Amumu's engage. Amumu cannot invade Evelynn or threaten her jungle, and his ganks pre-6 are weaker than even Evelynn's. In mid-game skirmishes, Evelynn can charm and burst Amumu's carries while Amumu wastes his ultimate trying to peel, and Last Caress dodges Curse of the Sad Mummy if timed correctly.
• Sejuani — Sejuani's tank-oriented build and slow clear speed mean she cannot punish Evelynn's weak early game effectively. Sejuani wants to gank with her crowd control and set up plays for her carries, but Evelynn's stealth bypasses Sejuani's vision and allows her to assassinate the carries that Sejuani is trying to protect. In direct fights, Sejuani cannot kill Evelynn through her burst and Last Caress escape, and Evelynn's magic resistance shred from Allure makes Sejuani's MR stacking less effective at protecting her team.
• Karthus — Karthus is a farming jungler who wants to power-farm to full build and deal damage with Requiem and Defile in teamfights. Both champions farm toward their power spikes, but Evelynn's mid-game assassination power comes online before Karthus reaches his scaling threshold. Evelynn can invade Karthus after level 6 using stealth to find and kill him at camps, and Karthus's immobility makes him an easy charm target. Requiem's global damage is the only threat, but Last Caress's blink and Demon Shade's regeneration help Evelynn survive it. Evelynn outduels Karthus at every stage of the game.

Even

• Kayn — Kayn's early-game skirmishing and form transformation create a matchup that depends on which champion converts their power spike first. Shadow Assassin Kayn can match Evelynn's burst damage and has superior wall-phasing mobility, while Rhaast's sustain and crowd control make him difficult for Evelynn to burst down. Evelynn's stealth gives her better pick potential, but Kayn's wall movement lets him escape her charm setup. The matchup is decided by which champion gets more successful ganks in the early and mid game — both scale differently, and neither has a clear advantage at any single point.
• Viego — Viego's Harrowed Path camouflage gives him stealth approaching from terrain, creating a matchup between two junglers who can ambush from invisibility. Viego's early dueling is stronger than Evelynn's, but his camouflage is limited to terrain while Evelynn's is permanent. In mid-game skirmishes, Evelynn's burst is higher but Viego's Heartbreaker resets and possession mechanic let him contribute more in extended teamfights. Evelynn wins isolated picks, Viego wins chaotic teamfights, and the matchup favors whichever champion's preferred fight style occurs more often.
• Diana — Diana shares Evelynn's identity as an AP assassin jungler who scales into teamfight damage, but Diana's clear speed is faster and her pre-6 ganks are more threatening with Crescent Strike into Lunar Rush. Diana's Moonfall ultimate is a teamfight-winning ability that Evelynn cannot match, but Evelynn's stealth and single-target pick potential are superior. Diana can survive Evelynn's burst with her shield and fight back, making direct 1v1s risky for both champions. The matchup comes down to whether the game favors Diana's teamfight AOE or Evelynn's stealth assassinations.

Unfavorable

• Lee Sin — Lee Sin's early-game aggression and ward-hop mobility make him Evelynn's worst early-game nightmare. Lee Sin can invade Evelynn's jungle from level 2, kill her at her camps, and steal her resources while she has no tools to fight back. Sonic Wave reveals Evelynn's position even in stealth if it connects, and Lee Sin's early dueling power means Evelynn cannot contest any fight before level 6. Even after Evelynn gets camouflage, Lee Sin's Tempest reveals nearby invisible units, giving him a direct counter to her core mechanic. Evelynn must avoid Lee Sin entirely in the early game and hope her team doesn't fall too far behind before she reaches her power spike.
• Elise — Elise dominates the early jungle and punishes Evelynn's weak pre-6 with aggressive invades, camp steals, and early ganks that Evelynn cannot match. Elise's Cocoon stun and burst combo kill Evelynn in seconds during early-game invades, and Rappel dodges Last Caress's execute damage. While Evelynn outscales Elise significantly, a skilled Elise will put Evelynn so far behind before level 6 that the scaling never comes online. Elise's turret-dive potential also lets her snowball Evelynn's lanes before Evelynn can gank them, creating a map-wide advantage that's difficult to overcome.
• Rengar — Rengar's ability to leap from bushes and his ultimate's true sight reveal make him a direct counter to Evelynn's stealth playstyle. Thrill of the Hunt reveals the nearest enemy champion including stealthed Evelynn, removing her camouflage advantage entirely during Rengar's ult duration. Rengar's early-game dueling and invade pressure rival Elise's, and his bushwhack mobility in the jungle makes him dangerous to encounter at any camp. In the mid and late game, Rengar can track Evelynn with his ultimate and kill her before she can charm a target, and his burst damage is comparable to hers while having better tools to find and reach her.

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