Maybe add Heimerdinger. Played against him yesterday.
I dunno whether any experience could be helpful, but I felt to be non-relevent. He wasn´t good at all, but I couldnt clear that many turrets, he can predict your jump from turrets, you are mostly like pushed (so no brushes). I was, at some point, able to clear it with a few items, but until then it was only chilling under turret and try to get as much CS as possible. I would rank him in a medium matchup.
With some Jungle assistance, maybe lifesteal/MR, he can be beaten. Playing around hourglass is essential.
(Gold pleb here, so dont take my experience as soemthing definitive!)

Great guide!!! Got a lot of succes with all builds

This guide has made me suck less

Hi there, loving the guide.
One question tho. Is it still worth to buy Banshee after they change it to AP item?
Thank you for answer in advance :)

Good build but i write some match up all tanky vs rengar
buy elo boost cuz u lose gg no re.

yo dude, in your masteries (the first one which u've been using till season 7), what if i switch stormraider's surge for thunderlord's decree?

Great guide man! I got way better at rengar now!

Thanks for sharing! +1. I especially liked the videos that showed how to pull off combos. I guess I didn't realise there were so many ways to engage as Rengar! ^^

Nice guide, I would to give you some advice on the Yasuo match up. Take Doran's shield because Yasuo's Q and E are single target spells and Doran's is super effective against that.

Hello there. Glad to see a Rengar toplane player with the material and experience required to make a successful guide. Although I don't play Rengar, I sure as hell hate playing against him when I queue top. I don't know how serious you are about improving this guide, but I'm going to give you some ideas in case you are. Here we go:

First off, it's nice that you can make videos showing off some mechanics. These can help players trying to learn Rengar a lot, as there are clearly quite a few tricks you can pull off if you practice enough. For some of these, mostly the "Tips and Tricks", you can embed them so they play automatically and on a loop. Here's a thread to check out: Video Embed.

Secondly, PICTURES. I don't know if you have GIMP/Photoshop, but if you do I'd suggest messing around with making some images to spice up the guide. With the amount of info you currently have (and even more so if you expand it), some people will just get tired of reading walls of text. Line breaks and funny/informative imagery can keep their interest while contributing to the overall aesthetic feel of the guide. If you can't/don't use GIMP or whatever, pop in to the Artist's Corner here on the forums. I've heard that some people will make banners and such for guides if you ask: Artist's Corner

Third, BBCode. I.E. what you use when you are writing the guide. This stuff can be pretty confusing at first, especially if you've never used it before. There are a bunch of Coding guides floating around on the forums here, but a good place to start is here: Making a Guide. Even if you aren't too creative with it at first, this "Guide to Making a Guide" is SO useful and provides some code you can straight rip from it if you have to. Getting good with BBCode is the key to ending up with a visually pleasing guide.

Hope this helps you, and I wish you the best with this guide. You already have the info/game experience for a successful guide, now just get good with BBCode and you're set. If you have any questions feel free to PM me and I'll do whatever I can to help. Good luck on the Rift!

Nice guide, I can tell your're very experienced. I also like the addition of all the videos.