Evelynn vs Nasus JUNGLE Matchup Guide | LaneStomp

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Evelynn vs Nasus

Updated Jun 4, 2026

Overview

Evelynn should avoid early fights and focus on surviving first clears to reach level 6 safely.
Use post-6 camouflage to create picks around objectives and punish Nasus's low early jungle pressure.

Jungle Plan

Start with a full clear path that minimizes predictable river routes to reduce invade risk.
Contest first Scuttle only if nearby lanes have priority and can support a fight.
After level 6, use stealth to cross-map gank pushed or isolated lanes and force Nasus to respond, denying him safe side-lane scaling.

Danger windows

Evelynn is vulnerable during early clears before level 6 due to weak dueling and low invade resistance.
Avoid isolated river fights early where Nasus or his laners can collapse without Evelynn's team support.
Respect Nasus's power spike window around 15-20 minutes when his stacks and (R) make him a strong threat in side-lane skirmishes.

Early game

Prioritize a clean full clear to hit level 6 without disruption from Nasus or his laners.
Avoid early river Scuttle fights unless your nearby lanes have clear priority and can assist.
Track Nasus's jungle pathing to anticipate his side and avoid counter-invades on low-health camps.

Power spikes

Evelynn's level 6 unlock of camouflage and (W) charm greatly increases gank threat and pick potential.
Nasus's level 6 (R) spike increases his durability; Evelynn must disengage extended fights and punish his low mobility before it expires.
Nasus becomes dangerous after stacking (Q); Evelynn should pressure side lanes and deny safe farming to delay his scaling.

Win conditions

Survive early jungle pressure and reach level 6 to unlock stealth pick potential.
Use post-6 camouflage to punish Nasus's slow early jungle and create cross-map picks on overextended or low-health enemies.
Deny Nasus free farm by pressuring side lanes and objectives, forcing him to respond and delaying his stack scaling.