After Krugs, next up is the Red Buff camp that grants Kayn level three which allows him to upgrade Reaping Slash. By using Shadow Step, Kayn can travel through the Red Buff wall all the way to the Krugs to clear them quickly. After killing the Raptors and reaching level two, high elo Kayn players tend to level up the Shadow Step skill which allows Kayn to travel through walls. The Pro Kayn Jungle Path has a full clear that starts on the Raptors with Kayn leveling Reaping Slash and it doesn't require a leash from the bot lane due to the huge amount of AoE damage this skill provides.With proper timing it can be used to quickly dodge enemy skill shots, and it is worth noting that it is possible to cast Smite while you're inside an enemy- allowing for easy Baron & Dragon steals. Umbral Trespass is Kayn's most valuable spell.Reaping Slash can be used to jump over quite a few walls and when it is combined with Shadow Step, their proper use makes Kayn a high mobility champion with a lot of easy ways to control team fights and steal jungle objectives.It is important to pre-plan your jungle route so that you can path towards the lane with enemy champions that you need to damage for the transformation of your choice.On the other hand, doing damage to ranged champions grants him the Shadow Assassin (blue) Kayn transformation stacks. Damaging melee champions grants him the Rhaast (red) Kayn transformation stacks.

To get a transformation, Kayn has to damage an enemy champion to obtain Darkin Scythe passive stacks.

Kayn is very weak without a transformation and the number of junglers he can confidently duel at Scuttler during the early game is very small.

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