

Camille Champion Guide





Overview
- •P: hitting an enemy with
On-Hit
grants a Shield based on
Max HP.
A physical Shield or magic Shield depending on the mark color
- •Q makes the next basic attack Empowered,
dealing Physical Damage and granting
MS ↑ on hit.
Recasting as Q2 gives the same effect.
Can AA Reset. - •If you wait a moment instead of Recasting immediately, it becomes Empowered. (The Q icon gets a yellow border) Adds bonus Physical Damage on top of the normal Q2 effect. A percentage of the total damage is converted to True Damage (based on Level). Can AA Reset.
- •W deals cone-shaped AoE Physical Damage in front.
- •Hitting with the outer edge applies
Slow.
If a champion is hit, Camille
Drains for 100% of the damage.
- •E is divided into 4 phases 1. Fires a hook Projectile. 2. When the hook reaches a wall, Dashes to the wall. 3. Holds onto the wall 4. Recast E or right-click to Dash as E2.
- •Gains
AS ↑ when Dashing with E2.
Dashing toward an enemy champion doubles the
Range↑.
Colliding with an enemy champion
deals Physical Damage with a brief
Knockback and
Stun. - •The hook-throw phase has CC Buffer, allowing some CC to be ignored.
- •R applies
Disrupt to an enemy champion and Dashes (leaps) to them.
During this, Camille is Untargetable and
Unstoppable. - •On arrival, creates a Zone centered on the target.
Enemies other than the target are
Knockbacked out of the Zone.
Marks the target.
While the Mark lasts,
On-Hit Magic Damage.
The target cannot leave the Zone. - •If Camille leaves, the Zone and Mark end.
TMI
- •E has four phases E1: Throw / Wall-dash / Hold E2: Dash
- •CC applied to Camille during the E1 Throw phase is still valid, but the Wall-dash phase still triggers and she Dashes to the wall. If Immobilizing persists into the Hold phase, E1 may be canceled.
- •E can be used on most generated terrain walls.
- •R's description does not mention
Unstoppable,
but
Unstoppable appears above Camille's health bar while she leaps.










































































































































































