Renekton

Where it thrives (5-comp fit)

• Attacknatural · 60%
• Splitworkable · 50%
• Catchworkable · 30%
• Renekton brings the frontline and engage that start the 5v5. Enough Split and Catch sits in the kit to threaten a side lane once the map opens. Passive (Reign of Anger) is a Fury resource (5 per auto, generates faster below 50% HP) that empowers his next basic ability on a 50-Fury threshold.

Kit quirks

• Passive (Reign of Anger) is a Fury resource (5 per auto, generates faster below 50% HP) that empowers his next basic ability on a 50-Fury threshold
• Empowered W (Ruthless Predator) not only triples-strikes with a stun but actively destroys enemy shields — an anti-shield tool, not a shield-granting one
• Empowered Q (Cull the Meek) triples his AD-scaling healing and quadruples its cap, making it his primary sustain/all-in tool rather than any defensive shield

Dragons & win rate

Win rate when Renekton's team secured at least one of each drake, next to the all-champion rate in that same state. Teams that take dragons are usually already ahead, so every champ wins more with them — the honest read is the gap, i.e. whether Renekton beats the average team that also has the drake. Single-drake samples are thin; treat small counts as suggestive.

Duo playbook

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  + Nidalee (Top/Jungle)

  Nidalee's spear (Q) and cougar-form Takedown both deal bonus damage that scales with the target's missing health, so even a partial poke often means a top-lane gank is already a kill — and a single early kill is enough to trigger Renekton's whole identity, since his Fury resource empowers his W into a stun and his Q into much stronger healing, letting a fed Renekton snowball a lane lead far harder than most top laners can.

  — DraftDojo analysis
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  + Elise (Top/Jungle)

  Elise's Cocoon (E) is a long-range root that lands ganks even without a read on summoner spells, turning an early gank into a near-guaranteed kill — and that lead plays directly into Renekton's Fury-fueled all-in kit, where his empowered W stun and healing Q let him keep pulling further ahead instead of just holding an even lane.

  — DraftDojo analysis