Who to play with Rengar — best team synergies

All Out (R) knocks a carry away from her team and roots her: the isolated, motionless target your whole kit is built around, and for once you need no bush. If the leap does not close it, Footwork (E) reaches you and hands you his shield.

Your page says that if the leap does not kill, you have nothing left: Stand United (R) shields you and teleports him onto you from anywhere on the map, and Shadow Dash (E) taunts whoever is finishing you. The flank stops being a suicide.

Bellows Breath (W) makes the target Brittle and stretches the crowd control that follows by 30%: the root from an empowered Bola Strike (E) lasts long enough for you to finish the combo. And Living Forge (P) restocks you without costing a jungle lap.

Your page says never to dive in first: Unstoppable Force (R) opens the fight and eats the point-and-click crowd control that would shut your leap down, while you come in from the side onto a backline already looking the other way.

Mega Adhesive (W) into Fling (E) takes a single body out of the fight: exactly the isolated target you hunt all game. And while he proxies a side lane the enemy spreads out, which is how you eat. Grouped in a 5v5, though, you never meet.

Your problem is knowing who is alone: Destiny (R) reveals the entire map and tells you, then teleports him into your leap. And the Gold Card from Pick a Card (W) stuns, so Savagery (Q) opens on a target that cannot react at all.

Charm (E) walks the target toward you and stops it fighting back: an Unseen Predator (P) leap into the Savagery (Q) crit lands on a body that cannot even turn around. And Spirit Rush (R) brings her into the pick alongside you.

Sleepy Trouble Bubble (E) puts an isolated carry to sleep from range: it gives you what a bush would, only out in the open. You walk up calmly and open with Savagery (Q) before it wakes, and her magic damage rounds out your all-physical burst.

Ring of Frost (W) roots and Frozen Tomb (R) freezes the same target: nearly three seconds in which a carry can neither dash away nor answer, which is more time than you need to dump a full combo with Ferocity already banked.

Hero's Entrance (R) lands on you with a shield and a knock-up on everyone who closed in around you: the only form of plan B your kit knows, given that Battle Roar (W) gives you back not one point of health against champions.

Your page says never to leap on a guess: Hawkshot (E) checks the bush before you move. Then Frost Shot (P) slows with every hit and Enchanted Crystal Arrow (R) stuns from off-screen, and on a frozen body Savagery (Q) does the rest.

Deadly Flourish (W) roots anyone an ally has just hit: the Bola Strike (E) slow is more than enough, and the target stays pinned while you bank Ferocity. And the Captive Audience (E) traps tell you who has drifted away from the group.

Your page admits you bring no peel at all: Ezreal is the marksman who does not need any, because Arcane Shift (E) peels for himself. And Trueshot Barrage (R) finishes, from outside the fight, whoever escaped your leap on a sliver of health.

Bonded to her as her Oathsworn, Fate's Call (R) rips you out when the leap did not kill: the plan B you simply do not own. Or it launches you in, knocking up everyone you hit, for the fights where no bush sits where you need one.

Worth it in games you intend to close early: a level-three gank banks his League of Draven (P) Adoration stacks and hands you your first Ferocity. If the game drags on, you are two champions who needed to be ahead already.

Curse of the Black Mist (E) hands the whole team camouflage: a free Unseen Predator (P) leap with no bush involved, which is the dependency your page lists as a weakness. And Dawning Shadow (R) shields you from half a map away mid-flank.

Battle Roar (W) only gives you health back off monsters: in a champion fight you have no sustain of your own. Wish (R) heals you wherever you are, even behind their lines after Thrill of the Hunt (R), and it heals 50% more under 35%.

Death Sentence (Q) locks a target down but does not kill it, and you are the exact opposite: an Unseen Predator (P) leap into the Savagery (Q) crit deletes something already hanging on the hook. If it is not enough, Dark Passage (W) pulls you out.

Two hunters on one map: Bone Skewer (Q) drags a body out of position and Phantom Undertow (E) stuns it, and you crack it open. His page says heals and shields ruin his execute: with your burst the target drops under the threshold anyway.

Time In A Bottle (P) hands free experience to the jungler, and one level ahead you kill things you should not even try. Then Chronoshift (R) undoes the leap that failed: the only way you ever get to misjudge one without paying for it.

Point-and-click crowd control punishes you the instant you land, and your only cleanse is an empowered Battle Roar (W), four Ferocity stacks badly spent: Breath of Life (R) does it for you. He is still a 48%-winrate support in China, though.