Introduction

I'll prefix by saying until you get Locket as well as being close to your ADC or other damage dealer, you probably won't survive.

Some Tips: - Iterate to your allies over gaain that you are very susceptable to Eve ganks and she WILL target you. - Stay within range of at least 1 of your allies. - Like the previous, there's no point in running. If anything flash towards the focus point of the fight, even if that means getting closer to the focus point of the fight. It's your only chance.

Here's the usual order of what to do that has allowed me to survive multiple Eve attacks (even when she's had 20 kills to her name)

• 1) Pop the Locket.
• 2) Drop your E ontop of you.
• 3) Drop the Q ontop of you.
• 4) Pop your Ult (R).
• 5) Hit her with the Exhaust.
• 6) Pot.
• 7) Spam Q's. No need to focus on peeling as YOU are the target ! Just stay out of range from other damage.

Explanations

• 1) The Locket will be enough to shield you throug her initial burst.
• 2) The E silence will buy you enough time to execute the rest of the sequence.

The order in which you execute the next 3 steps really depends on the promixity of your allies; as well as how many they are and how quickly they target Eve.

• 3) At this point, I like to hit her with the Q while the silence is still in effect. She will only be auto attacking.
• 4) After taking damage from her intiial / auto's she will go for another burst so hitting the Ult will allow you to live through this as well.
• 5) This one is truly situational, if she is getting bursted down quickly, she may die before you even finish the previous sequence. If she's still alive and you're worrying for your life hit her with the exhaust.
• 6) The obvious. I like to roll with a minimum of 3 pots for team fights as you need to sustain as much as possible.

Conclustion

It's a high-risk, high-reward situation. You need to die for the other team to have a chance to win.

If your squishy self survives a burst down gank, your odds of winning the entire match increase greatly. I wish I could write more but I'm pressed for time. Hopefully others can share their experience.