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Spells:
Smite
Flash
Ability Order
Umbra Blades (PASSIVE)
Nocturne Passive Ability
Introduction to the Nightmare
Hi and welcome to my first guide! This is a jungling guide for Nocturne with a fair bit of survivability thrown in. It's fairly similar to Phreak's build, although I used this build at Pax East before the spotlight came out. Thank you for reading my guide, and I look forward to your comments.
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Greater Quintessence of DesolationGreater Mark of Desolation
Quintessences
3 Greater Quintessence of Desolation Greater Quintessences of Desolation will allow you to shred through the carry/caster/squishies armor and absolutely devastate them once you've gotten into the fray
Marks
4Greater Mark of Desolation Greater Marks of Desolation for the same reason as above
5

Seals
9

Glyph
9

In total, this gives you 17 Armor Pen and 21% attack speed, which will allow you to absolutely tear through people early, mid and even late game.
For summoner spells, I take Smite and Flash, period.
Smite is obviously a necessity for any (successful) jungler and, as Nocturne has no escape mechanic, I believe that flash gives him the defensive ability he doesn't inherently have in his kit.
I find Flash to be a more useful escape mechanic than Ghost, as it allows you to blink over walls and he already has an inherent Ghost in his kit.





Duskbringer is all-around a phenomenal ability: extra damage, movespeed and phase through creeps will prevent them from getting in your way as you rickroll your way to a first-blood.
Once Duskbringer is maxed, the extra CC duration from Unspeakable Horror will allow for more guaranteed kills through mid and late game.
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As a jungler, Nocturne really only has one VERY important item, and that is

My first trip back I will generally grab


Boots, as always, are variable however I recommend

After that, depending on your successes in ganking, getting a



If the game is still going on by the time you have finished Wriggle's, Brutalizer, Black Cleaver,




Start at blue with your W, have someone leash blue before you start beating up on it. Use smite here.
Move on to wolves and throw a Duskbringer at them right before you come into the alcove
Focus the big wolf until it has one hit remaining, and then swap to one of the little wolves. This allows you to get slightly more healing from Umbra Blades, and every bit helps when you want to get that level 3/4 gank.
I then move on to wraiths, and focus down the blue wraith while getting plenty of healing from my passive (remember to use Duskbringer on cooldown)
Move on to red, starting with a Duskbringer and continuing to use it on CD.
One thing to note for all new Nocturne players, make sure to be at the center of the creep pack, as your passive hits all things AROUND YOU, not just in front of you. Also remember to continuously chug potions each time one finishes, as this will keep you very healthy and good for a gank at 3 right after red.
If a lane is not yet ready to be ganked after red, head over to double golems and finish them quickly. If your health is good to go, head for a gank. If not, just head back and pick up boots.
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