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your stalkera fan of your work and I've been playing a lot withNow with those changes in the jungle, don't you think that was somewhat an indirectly great buff for a champion that take Dragons with ease such as Shyvana?
Either level 4 or level 5 for first drake seems good to me, Shyvana can do it at either level if she went back already (for example,
I have aimed to update the guide for Pre-Season 10 fully when the pre-season started on 20 November but there's probably parts that are still out-of-date, if you spot anything specific please do let me know. I also plan to update some of the videos shown, but need to find good current examples of Shyvana play - if anyone wants to suggest a good Shyvana video in comments, please do!
You can also back early - as soon as you have 350 gold - get a Hunter's Talisman and then you can stay healthy in the jungle for a long time.
I mean go Bloodrazor and boots first, then BOTRK, then Tiamat and your other items. Bloodrazor + BOTRK gives you very high single target damage with the item active as well, very strong while the game is still in the laning phase. The lifesteal means you should be able to go into each fight on full health, too.
Playstyle if you built like this: like an assassin, look to kill enemy champions over and over. Figure out which one or two opponents you can most easily kill and just go after them. Normally you can duel the enemy jungler very easily with this build.
It works best if you are ahead, so that you can rely on your level advantage for defences, and the fact that your opponents don't yet have gold for their items.
Once the game reaches the team fights stage, you will still need defences of course - especially as the enemy team will be looking to take you down to get that sweet +950 gold (or whatever you are worth...)
Similarities:
The main difference is that Yi can dodge spells using his Q.
These two champions are more similar than most people realise (though I have heard pro Youtubers describing Shyvana as like a tankier version of Master Yi - I can't find that video right now).
Shyvana can perfectly easily follow a Master Yi build, and vice versa.
Bizarrely, I think that if built identically to Master Yi, Shyvana might actually do more damage - her regular auto-attack reset from Q gives her an advantage, and she gets damage from W, E and R - and Yi might actually be tankier - his Q and W used correctly allow a lot of incoming damage to be dodged.