Welcome to my Rengar guide!

I started playing League of Legends in February of 2013, and I've been playing on and off ever since then.
I am currently the owner of 3 accounts, all of them created, leveled, and ranked by me.
These three accounts are:

- AD Talon (Gold 2)
- Main Elsword (Gold 5)
- So Frost (Level 24)

Throughout leveling my accounts, I've always had a fondness for playing Rengar when he was on the free to play champion rotation. About 5 months ago, I finally bought Rengar on one of my accounts, and I started playing him every single game possible, whether it be any role from ADC Rengar to mid Rengar, but I always aimed for jungle.

Throughout so many games playing as Rengar, I decided I'd form a steady build that worked for many situations, only partially depending on how your team played.

I discovered this build would give Rengar the "critical" stats that he needed, the same ones many other Rengar players were leaving out of their builds entirely.

Attack speed and critical strike chance

this is what makes my Rengar build unique, and they fit well with his extremely high single target burst damage, which makes for easy kill securing.

With this build, you have the potential to do insane amount of damage to anyone deemed worthy of the plague of death, and you can carry harder than a Faker with Zed open.

If you want a build as manly as this, you have to take some drawbacks, but you won't even notice them because you'll be mutilating the enemy team and their mothers before you can even say "glhf."

Pros

- Possibility to carry hard
- Tons of single target damage
- Smart ults = instant shutdown
- Insane 1v1 potential
- Fast jungle clear
- Backdoor potential
- Low ult cooldown
- Ferocity on Q with a crit makes for outrageous damage

Cons

- Very squishy
- Requires patience in teamfights
- Can be kited without team
- Always have to be wary of getting engaged on first
- Must keep up wards to prevent getting caught out
- Nearly useless if feral isn't stacked

Patch 4.20
Edited 11/25/14
Added new jungle item
Edited 12/8/14
New jungle allows 2 health pots, not 4