Shyvana·Top Counters

Shyvana will look for aggressive plays and aggressive trades early. Keep this in mind.

Avoid pushing the wave constantly. Shyvana has great all-in and chase potential. Keeping the wave closer to your side of the map will reduce her chances of running you down the lane.

If you see that Shyvana has her Ultimate R, avoid over-committing to all-ins as she could just escape. For instance, don’t Flash for her unless her Ultimate R is down.

Force team fights when Shyvana doesn’t have her Dragon R form so she is unable to effectively trade or fight back with your team.

Shyvana will try to delay a team fight so she can harass and poke you down with her E in Dragon R form. Fight as soon as you can so she is unable to burst you down and from afar.

Shyvana can flank from the side with her Ultimate R and her E. Make sure you have your flanks warded so you can see her before she gets the chance to poke and burst you down.

Shyvana is weak in the early game, but if you trade with her when she has a lot of minions, it will not matter.

At level 6, Shyvana gets access to a whole new kit. She will be much stronger when she has her Ultimate R. Furthermore, when she has a lot of Fury, she will be a lot scarier too.

Shyvana’s power spikes depend on her build path. She will spike differently depending on if she goes AP or AD.