Camille

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Comp identity — Top

Leans Split as Top — its strongest of the five comp axes.

Comp identity — Support

Leans Catch as Support — its strongest of the five comp axes.

Plays like — nearest pentagon

Ranked by how close their five-axis heatmap looks — role-agnostic.

Where it thrives (5-comp fit)

Splitnatural · 90%
Catchnatural · 60%
Attackforced · 20%
Camille grinds down the sidelane through raw durability and drags the map apart. Enough Catch and Attack sits in the kit to punish a caught enemy before the fight starts. Passive shields for 20% max HP against whichever damage type (physical/magic) is assessed as the bigger threat from the current target.

Kit quirks

Passive shields for 20% max HP against whichever damage type (physical/magic) is assessed as the bigger threat from the current target
E (Hookshot) is a two-part grapple-to-wall dash that lets her wall-jump into range then dash again at an enemy for a stun on collision
R (The Hextech Ultimatum) locks a single champion inside a zone they literally cannot leave by any means for its duration — a true isolation ultimate, not just a slow/root

How Camille actually performs in ranked solo queue · 200 weighted games

Solo queue strength

Top50% WR · 132.1 games
Support48% WR · 65.8 games
Mid49% WR · 1.5 games
Jungle50% WR · 0.3 games

Strongest duos

Best matchups

AmbessaTop+3%

Hardest matchups

JayceTop-2%

OlafTop-1%

Dragons & win rate

Win rate when Camille'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 Camille beats the average team that also has the drake. Single-drake samples are thin; treat small counts as suggestive.

Cloud59%vs 60% avg-1pp39g

Mountain (Earth)60%vs 59% avg+1pp35g

Hextech74%vs 62% avg+12pp34g

Ocean84%vs 63% avg+21pp31g

Infernal71%vs 60% avg+11pp28g

Chemtech70%vs 62% avg+8pp27g

Champion reference

Base stats and every ability with its per-rank values and ratios. Search all champions →

Camille (Camille Ferros) — The Steel Shadow

Class: Diver
Resource: Mana
Range type: Melee
Adaptive type: Physical
Positions: Top
Released: 2016-12-07 (V6.24)
Last changed: V26.19
Price: 2,400 BE · 880 RP

Damage

Toughness

Control

Mobility

Utility

Difficulty

Base stats

Stat	Base	Per level	Level 18
Health	650	+99	2333
Health regen (per 5s)	8.5	+0.8	22.1
Mana	375	+52	1259
Mana regen (per 5s)	8.15	+0.75	20.9
Armor	35	+4.5	111.5
Magic resist	32	+2.05	66.85
Attack damage	68	+3.8	132.6
Attack speed	0.644	+2.5%	0.918
Attack speed ratio	0.644
Attack range	125
Movement speed	340

Level 18 uses League's growth curve (base + 17 × per-level); attack speed grows as bonus % scaled by the attack speed ratio.

Advanced stats & game-mode balance

Acquisition radius: 550
Selection height: 280
Selection radius: 100
Pathing radius: 35
Attack cast time (s): 0.3
Attack total time (s): 1.552

ARAM: damage dealt ×1.05 · damage taken ×0.95 · healing ×1.2 · shielding ×1.1 · ability haste 10

Nexus Blitz: damage dealt ×1 · damage taken ×0.95

Abilities

Passive

Adaptive Defenses

Static cooldown: 14 / 11 / 8 (based on level)

Innate: Periodically, Camille's next basic attack on-hit against an enemy champion grants her a shield equal to 10% / 15% / 20% (based on level) of her maximum health, lasting for 2 seconds and absorbing damage from either exclusively physical damage or magic damage, based on which type the target has previously dealt most of against champions as well as on Camille's current armor and magic resistance.

Targeting input: PassiveAffects: SelfParries: Blocked

Notes (6)

Adaptive Defenses goes on cooldown after the shield expires or is destroyed.
The shield-typing is determined based on the total damage the target has dealt to champions that game (as a percentage) versus Camille's current armor and magic resistance.
For example, with little bonus resistances Camille would likely gain the most obvious shield-typing - i.e. physical shield versus champions primarily dealing physical damage and magic shield versus champions primarily dealing magic damage. However, if she has a sufficient amount of armor against a champion dealing both alternates of physical damage and magic damage, she will receive a magic shield as the physical damage threat is already being mitigated by her armor, and vice versa.
The type of shield that will be granted to Camille when she attacks any one enemy champion is shown as an icon beneath their health bar: orange for physical shield and blue for magic shield.
Adaptive Defenses takes priority over all other shields except Black Shield.
Adaptive Defenses will not trigger or go on cooldown if the attack is dodged, blocked, or if Camille is blinded.

Map-specific differences (1)

Cooldown continues to scale down at level 19.

Precision Protocol

Cost: 25 ManaCooldown: 9 / 8 / 7 / 6 / 5Cast time: none

Active: Camille empowers her next basic attack within 4 seconds to have an uncancellable windup, gain 50 bonus range, deal bonus physical damage and grant her bonus movement speed for 1 second. This attack cannot critically strike.

Bonus Physical Damage: 20 / 25 / 30 / 35 / 40% AD
Bonus Movement Speed: 25 / 30 / 35 / 40 / 45%

After 0.25 seconds of using the empowered attack, Precision Protocol can then be recast within the next 3.5 seconds at no additional cost.

Recast: Camille mimics the first cast's effects. If Precision Protocol is recast after 1.5 seconds of the first attack, then the bonus damage is doubled, and 40% – 100% (based on level) of the attack's total damage will be dealt as true damage.

Increased Mixed Damage: 40 / 50 / 60 / 70 / 80% AD

Both casts of Precision Protocol reset Camille's basic attack timer. Camille is able to cast Tactical Sweep, Hookshot, or The Hextech Ultimatum during the windup of Precision Protocol's empowered attack without cancelling it.

Targeting input: AutoAffects: SelfDamage type: Ability damageDamage sub-types: Physical, TrueSpell shield: Not BlockedParries: Blocked

Notes (13)

Both casts count as ability activations for the purposes of on-cast effects such as Spellblade and triggering Force Pulse's passive.
Both enhanced attacks cannot critically strike.
The 1.5-second delay is "fuzzy", meaning it may take up to another 0.25 seconds to ready the window for the empowered attack.
This syncs up perfectly with Sheen's cooldown between casts at 0 item haste, which is also "fuzzy".
The second attack will also become empowered if it simply starts after the 1.5-second delay, even if the recast was consumed earlier.
The empowered recast's true damage:
Has a special case to factor Spellblade into the true damage conversion of part of her attack's damage.
Other on-hit effects do not interact with the true damage conversion.
Randomly dependent on buff order, if (e.g. Plated Steelcaps' Plating, Path Maker) applies first before the conversion, then the resulting damage will be reduced, otherwise if the conversion happens first, then the damage will not be successfully reduced (both effects are pre-mitigation on-take-damage events).(bug)
Is dealt just prior to the physical damage portion of the attack.
Precision Protocol applies to structures but the recast does not convert to true damage.
The enhanced attack will still complete and hit the target even if they become untargetable during the attack's windup.
Warden's Mail's flat damage reduction is reduced on the second cast, reducing the physical damage but not the true damage.(unexpected)

Precision Protocol

Cost: 25 ManaCooldown: 9 / 8 / 7 / 6 / 5Cast time: none

Bonus Physical Damage: 20 / 25 / 30 / 35 / 40% AD
Bonus Movement Speed: 25 / 30 / 35 / 40 / 45%

After 0.25 seconds of using the empowered attack, Precision Protocol can then be recast within the next 3.5 seconds at no additional cost.

Increased Mixed Damage: 40 / 50 / 60 / 70 / 80% AD

Targeting input: AutoAffects: SelfDamage type: Ability damageDamage sub-types: Physical, TrueSpell shield: Not BlockedParries: Blocked

Notes (13)

Both casts count as ability activations for the purposes of on-cast effects such as Spellblade and triggering Force Pulse's passive.
Both enhanced attacks cannot critically strike.
The 1.5-second delay is "fuzzy", meaning it may take up to another 0.25 seconds to ready the window for the empowered attack.
This syncs up perfectly with Sheen's cooldown between casts at 0 item haste, which is also "fuzzy".
The second attack will also become empowered if it simply starts after the 1.5-second delay, even if the recast was consumed earlier.
The empowered recast's true damage:
Has a special case to factor Spellblade into the true damage conversion of part of her attack's damage.
Other on-hit effects do not interact with the true damage conversion.
Randomly dependent on buff order, if (e.g. Plated Steelcaps' Plating, Path Maker) applies first before the conversion, then the resulting damage will be reduced, otherwise if the conversion happens first, then the damage will not be successfully reduced (both effects are pre-mitigation on-take-damage events).(bug)
Is dealt just prior to the physical damage portion of the attack.
Precision Protocol applies to structures but the recast does not convert to true damage.
The enhanced attack will still complete and hit the target even if they become untargetable during the attack's windup.
Warden's Mail's flat damage reduction is reduced on the second cast, reducing the physical damage but not the true damage.(unexpected)

Precision Protocol

Cost: 25 ManaCooldown: 9 / 8 / 7 / 6 / 5Cast time: none

Bonus Physical Damage: 20 / 25 / 30 / 35 / 40% AD
Bonus Movement Speed: 25 / 30 / 35 / 40 / 45%

After 0.25 seconds of using the empowered attack, Precision Protocol can then be recast within the next 3.5 seconds at no additional cost.

Increased Mixed Damage: 40 / 50 / 60 / 70 / 80% AD

Targeting input: AutoAffects: SelfDamage type: Ability damageDamage sub-types: Physical, TrueSpell shield: Not BlockedParries: Blocked

Notes (13)

Both casts count as ability activations for the purposes of on-cast effects such as Spellblade and triggering Force Pulse's passive.
Both enhanced attacks cannot critically strike.
The 1.5-second delay is "fuzzy", meaning it may take up to another 0.25 seconds to ready the window for the empowered attack.
This syncs up perfectly with Sheen's cooldown between casts at 0 item haste, which is also "fuzzy".
The second attack will also become empowered if it simply starts after the 1.5-second delay, even if the recast was consumed earlier.
The empowered recast's true damage:
Has a special case to factor Spellblade into the true damage conversion of part of her attack's damage.
Other on-hit effects do not interact with the true damage conversion.
Randomly dependent on buff order, if (e.g. Plated Steelcaps' Plating, Path Maker) applies first before the conversion, then the resulting damage will be reduced, otherwise if the conversion happens first, then the damage will not be successfully reduced (both effects are pre-mitigation on-take-damage events).(bug)
Is dealt just prior to the physical damage portion of the attack.
Precision Protocol applies to structures but the recast does not convert to true damage.
The enhanced attack will still complete and hit the target even if they become untargetable during the attack's windup.
Warden's Mail's flat damage reduction is reduced on the second cast, reducing the physical damage but not the true damage.(unexpected)

Tactical Sweep

Cost: 50 / 55 / 60 / 65 / 70 ManaCooldown: 12 / 11.5 / 11 / 10.5 / 10Cast time: noneEffect radius: 325 • 650Angle: 70°

Active: Camille sweeps her leg in a cone in the target direction over 1.1 seconds, during which she is ghosted and unable to declare basic attacks. Afterwards, she deals physical damage to all enemies within.

Physical Damage: 60 / 85 / 110 / 135 / 160 (+ 60% bonus AD)

Enemies hit by the outer half of the cone take bonus physical damage, capped at 300 against monsters, and are slowed by 80% decaying over 2 seconds. Camille is healed for 100% of this bonus damage post-mitigation against enemy champions in the outer half.

Outer Cone Bonus Damage: 7 / 7.5 / 8 / 8.5 / 9% (+ 2.5% per 100 bonus AD) of target's maximum health

Non-epic monsters take 50% damage from Tactical Sweep.

Non-Epic Monster Damage: 30 / 42.5 / 55 / 67.5 / 80 (+ 30% bonus AD)
Bonus Non-Epic Monster Damage: 3.5 / 3.75 / 4 / 4.25 / 4.5% (+ 1.25% per 100 bonus AD) of target's maximum health

Other abilities can be cast during the animation without cancelling it.

Targeting input: DirectionAffects: Self, EnemiesDamage type: Area damageDamage sub-types: PhysicalSpell shield: BlockedProjectile: Not Blocked

Notes (3)

Camille can move during the delay, but the hitbox and Camille's visuals are fixed to the initial target direction.
Camille's facing-direction, for effects such as Petrifying Gaze, is the direction she is moving, and not the direction the model is facing.
The damage modifier against non-epic monsters applies after the cap.

Map-specific differences (1)

Outer cone bonus AD ratio changed to 3% per 100 bonus AD from 2.5%.

Hookshot

Cost: 70 ManaCooldown: 16 / 15 / 14 / 13 / 12Cast time: noneTarget range: 800Width: 100Speed: 1400

Active: Camille fires a grapple in the target direction. If the grapple collides with terrain, Camille will dash to the collision point and upon arrival attach to the terrain for 1 second, during which she gains the ability to cast Wall Dive.

Camille will be knocked down by any immobilizing or polymorphing crowd control during the dash.

Other abilities can be cast during the ability. Casting The Hextech Ultimatum will cause the grapple to disappear if it is in flight.

Targeting input: DirectionAffects: Terrain, SelfProjectile: BlockedGrounded: See NotesKnockdown: Interrupted

Notes (5)

Camille may move while the grapple is in flight.
Hookshot can be cast while rooted but not while grounded.
Camille will grapple to terrain even if she is immobilized.
Hookshot can interact with player-generated terrain.
Sleep does not count for knocking the dash down.(bug)

Map-specific differences (1)

Cooldown changed to 14 / 13 / 12 / 11 / 10 seconds.

Wall Dive

Cast time: noneTarget range: 400 • 800Effect radius: 130Speed: 1050 + 100% movement speed

Active: Camille dashes in the target direction, dealing physical damage to enemies near the landing location. Wall Dive's range is doubled towards enemy champions within 1400 units. Camille grants ghosting to non-champions she passes through for 4 seconds. After dashing, Camillle gains bonus attack speed for 5 seconds.

Physical Damage: 60 / 90 / 120 / 150 / 180 (+ 75% bonus AD)
Bonus Attack Speed: 40 / 45 / 50 / 55 / 60%

Camille stops prematurely upon colliding with an enemy champion, knocking back all nearby enemy champions, though not through terrain, as well as stunning them for 0.75 seconds.

Wall Dive may be also cast with movement or attack commands. Other abilities besides The Hextech Ultimatum can be cast while grappled or during the dash.

Targeting input: DirectionInsufficient dash range: Dash will gain bonus range through terrainAffects: EnemiesDamage type: Area damageDamage sub-types: PhysicalSpell shield: BlockedGrounded: See NotesKnockdown: Interrupted

Notes (12)

Wall Dive count as an ability activation for the purposes of on-cast effects such as Spellblade and triggering Force Pulse's passive.
Casting Flash during Wall Dive's dash will interrupt it but Camille will affect enemies around the new location.
Wall Dive is disabled while immobilized, grounded, or rooted, but not while silenced.
Wall Dive will not automatically cast from movement or attack commands while grounded or rooted. While grounded, however, Camille is able to move while bound. She may still dash away from her current location once the grounding finishes.
Camille will only gain a range indicator towards each valid champion within the extended dash range (800), but will still gain the extended dash range without the indicator against enemies within the 1400 range.
She does not have to see any enemy champions to gain the range indicator or extended range.
Displacement immunity will not resist the application of the stun.
The following table refers for interactions while Camille is bound to terrain:
If Camille interrupts the bind by casting Recall, she will automatically cast Wall Dive in the direction she is facing.
The bind will not be immediately interrupted if Camille casts Flash. She may cast Wall Dive for up to 0.3 seconds (duration permitting) after using Flash, allowing her to dash from the blink location.
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Displacement effects

Map-specific differences (1)

Cooldown changed to 14 / 13 / 12 / 11 / 10 seconds.

The Hextech Ultimatum

Cost: 100 ManaCooldown: 140 / 115 / 90Cast time: noneTarget range: 475Effect radius: 425

Active: Camille becomes untargetable and leaps with displacement immunity towards the target enemy champion over 0.5 seconds, revealing them for the duration and disrupting their ongoing channels.

Upon landing on the target, she becomes targetable again and creates a hexagonal zone around her current location for a duration, knocking away all other nearby enemies on impact to the edge of the zone, though not through terrain.

Zone Duration: 2.5 / 3.25 / 4 seconds

The target cannot escape the zone through any means. While within the zone, Camille's basic attacks against the target deal bonus magic damage.

Bonus Magic Damage: 4 / 6 / 8% of target's current health

The Hextech Ultimatum ends automatically within 1 second if Camille leaves the area or dies.

Targeting input: UnitTarget out-of-range override: Walk in range of the target unit to castAffects: Enemies, SelfDamage type: Proc damageDamage sub-types: MagicSpell shield: BlockedGrounded: DisabledKnockdown: Not Interrupted

Notes (23)

Camille will attempt to basic attack the target upon landing.
Camille will track the target if they change locations.
She will always land and create the zone after 0.5 seconds.
If the target becomes untargetable, dies, or moves 2000 or more units away during the dash, it will be interrupted, causing the The Hextech Ultimatum to be cancelled.
The zone fails to create in this case.
Knockaway speed is 1000.
If the target manages to be outside of the boundaries, they will immediately be pulled back towards the center of the hexagon.
The boundaries are not considered terrain ( Unstoppable Onslaught exception), and enemies that try to move out of the area will be displaced back inside.
Dashes, blinks, displacements, and other forms of movement will cap their effect range to the boundary. Targets will stop at the boundary even after it expired.
Ekko's Chronobreak will still deal damage at the hologram's location.
An active Cease and Desist on a target outside the perimeter will cause Vi to continue her charge until The Hextech Ultimatum ends. She can knockback and damage secondary targets multiple times.
If the target attaches to a unit, they will only be displaced back inside once they detach. The Hextech Ultimatum does not end nor break the bind to the victim.
Kayn's Umbral Trespass allows him to cast it even if his target is outside the area, dashing through the borders and attaching despite being unable to escape.
Yuumi's You and Me! allows her to bypass the borders if the unit she attaches to leaves the area.
Tristana's Rocket Jump does not allow her to escape, but she applies the magic damage and slow.
Sett's The Show Stopper does not allow him to pass through the borders and the dash will end prematurely when he encounters them.
If the target of The Show Stopper is also the target of The Hextech Ultimatum, they can go through the borders while attached to him.
If Camille enters resurrection during the initial cast, the dash is stopped and the zone is formed immediately.
The Hextech Ultimatum ends if the target enters resurrection, but not if Camille does.
The Hextech Ultimatum ends immediately if the target is dragged by Fear Beyond Death.
The disrupt is 'wrapped' into a status effect that causes the affected champion to display the " Silenced" UI on their health bar for 0.25 seconds, without actually applying the disabling effects of the silence crowd control type (functions as an indicator of the target becoming disrupted). This however ensures that the disrupt is also prevented by effects that would negate silences (such as crowd control immunity).
The following table refers for interactions while Camille is dashing.
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The Hextech Ultimatum

Cost: 100 ManaCooldown: 140 / 115 / 90Cast time: noneTarget range: 475Effect radius: 425

Active: Camille becomes untargetable and leaps with displacement immunity towards the target enemy champion over 0.5 seconds, revealing them for the duration and disrupting their ongoing channels.

Zone Duration: 2.5 / 3.25 / 4 seconds

The target cannot escape the zone through any means. While within the zone, Camille's basic attacks against the target deal bonus magic damage.

Bonus Magic Damage: 4 / 6 / 8% of target's current health

The Hextech Ultimatum ends automatically within 1 second if Camille leaves the area or dies.

Notes (23)

Camille will attempt to basic attack the target upon landing.
Camille will track the target if they change locations.
She will always land and create the zone after 0.5 seconds.
If the target becomes untargetable, dies, or moves 2000 or more units away during the dash, it will be interrupted, causing the The Hextech Ultimatum to be cancelled.
The zone fails to create in this case.
Knockaway speed is 1000.
If the target manages to be outside of the boundaries, they will immediately be pulled back towards the center of the hexagon.
The boundaries are not considered terrain ( Unstoppable Onslaught exception), and enemies that try to move out of the area will be displaced back inside.
Dashes, blinks, displacements, and other forms of movement will cap their effect range to the boundary. Targets will stop at the boundary even after it expired.
Ekko's Chronobreak will still deal damage at the hologram's location.
An active Cease and Desist on a target outside the perimeter will cause Vi to continue her charge until The Hextech Ultimatum ends. She can knockback and damage secondary targets multiple times.
If the target attaches to a unit, they will only be displaced back inside once they detach. The Hextech Ultimatum does not end nor break the bind to the victim.
Kayn's Umbral Trespass allows him to cast it even if his target is outside the area, dashing through the borders and attaching despite being unable to escape.
Yuumi's You and Me! allows her to bypass the borders if the unit she attaches to leaves the area.
Tristana's Rocket Jump does not allow her to escape, but she applies the magic damage and slow.
Sett's The Show Stopper does not allow him to pass through the borders and the dash will end prematurely when he encounters them.
If the target of The Show Stopper is also the target of The Hextech Ultimatum, they can go through the borders while attached to him.
If Camille enters resurrection during the initial cast, the dash is stopped and the zone is formed immediately.
The Hextech Ultimatum ends if the target enters resurrection, but not if Camille does.
The Hextech Ultimatum ends immediately if the target is dragged by Fear Beyond Death.
The disrupt is 'wrapped' into a status effect that causes the affected champion to display the " Silenced" UI on their health bar for 0.25 seconds, without actually applying the disabling effects of the silence crowd control type (functions as an indicator of the target becoming disrupted). This however ensures that the disrupt is also prevented by effects that would negate silences (such as crowd control immunity).
The following table refers for interactions while Camille is dashing.
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