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Camille
GameplayCamille is a champion in League of Legends.[1]
Abilities
- 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.
- Both casts count as ability activations for the purposes of on-cast effects such as Spellblade and stacking Force Pulse.
- Both enhanced attacks cannot critically strike.
- 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.
- Is not amplified by modifiers that do not increase true damage such as Coup de Grace.
- Is dealt just prior to the physical damage portion of the attack.
- Has a special case to factor
- 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.
- 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.
- Camille's facing-direction, for effects such as
- The 50% damage reduction against non-epic monsters applies after the cap. Because of this, the actual cap against non-epic monsters is 150 damage.
- Because the increased damage in the outer range of the cone is dealt as an additional instance of damage (as opposed to bonus damage to the original instance), it will trigger effects twice such as being reduced by Bone Plating an extra time.(bug)
- It still belongs to the same cast instance, therefore it does not trigger additional stacks of Conqueror or Electrocute.
- It still belongs to the same cast instance, therefore it does not trigger additional stacks of
- Notes
- 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.
- Notes
- Wall Dive count as an ability activation for the purposes of on-cast effects such as Spellblade and stacking Force Pulse.
- Despite what one might assume from a wall-jumping ability, Wall Dive can be used to go through terrain (including the terrain she is bound to).
- Casting Flash during Wall Dive's dash will interrupt it but Camille will affect enemies around the new location.
- Wall Dive is disabled while grounded or rooted.
- Wall Dive will not automatically cast from movement or attack commands in both cases. 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.
- She does not have to
- Displacement immunity will not resist the application of the stun.
- The following table refers for interactions while Camille is bound to terrain:
| Attacking | Initiates the dash towards attack target. | |
|---|---|---|
| Abilities |  Precision Protocol and  Tactical Sweep are usable.  The Hextech Ultimatum is disabled.
| |
| Movement | Initiates the dash towards the commanded location. | |
| Items | Usable | N/A |
| Disabled | N/A | |
| Interrupted by | All items interrupt | |
| Consumables | Interrupts | |
| Spells | Usable | N/A |
| Disabled |  Barrier  Clarity  Cleanse  Exhaust  Ghost  Heal  Ignite  Smite  Teleport  Hexflash
| |
| Interrupted by |  Flash  Recall
| |
| Interrupted by |  Cast-inhibiting effects
| |
Camille - E
Camille - E
- The disrupt is 'nested' into a 0.4-second Silence debuff on the target, but unlike normal silences, this debuff does not actually make the target unable to cast. Instead, this makes sure that the disrupt is prevented by immunity to silences.
- While the target is affected by The Hextech Ultimatum, they cannot use Flash.
- 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 and the ability's cooldown and mana cost will not be refunded.
- 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.
- 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 the target of
- 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 following table refers for interactions while Camille is dashing.
| Attacking | Disabled | |
|---|---|---|
| Abilities | Disabled | |
| Movement | Disabled | |
| Items | Usable | N/A |
| Disabled | All items are disabled | |
| Interrupted by | N/A | |
| Consumables | Disabled | |
| Spells | Usable | N/A |
| Disabled | Barrier Clarity Cleanse Exhaust Ghost Heal Ignite Smite Flash Teleport Recall Hexflash  Mark  Dash
| |
| Interrupted by | N/A | |
| Interrupted by | ||
Champion skins
- This article section only contains champion skins. For all associated collection items, see Camille (Collection).
Weaponized to operate outside the boundaries of the law, Camille is the Principal Intelligencer of Clan Ferros—an elegant and elite agent who ensures the Piltover machine and its Zaunite underbelly runs smoothly. Adaptable and precise, she views sloppy technique as an embarrassment that must be put to order. With a mind as sharp as the blades she bears, Camille's pursuit of superiority through hextech body augmentation has left many to wonder if she is now more machine than woman.
Emily O'Brien
Evan 'Somnicidal' Monteiro
Loot eligible
Patch history
- For the expanded patch notes, see here.
- Stats
- Base health increased to 646 from 576.
- Health growth increased to 99 from 85.
- Armor growth increased to 5 from 3.8.
- Magic resistance growth increased to 2.05 from 1.25.
- Adaptive Defenses
- Shield health ratio reduced to 17% maximum health from 20%.
- Tactical Sweep
- Outer cone base damage reduced to 5 / 5.5 / 6 / 6.5 / 7% maximum health from 6 / 6.5 / 7 / 7.5 / 8%.
- Outer cone bonus AD ratio reduced to 2.5% per 100 bonus AD from 3.3%.
- Hookshot
- Cooldown increased to 16 / 15 / 14 / 13 / 12 seconds from 16 / 14.5 / 13 / 11.5 / 10.
- Precision Protocol
- New Effect: Now trigger spell effects when dealing damage.
- Adaptive Defenses
- Cooldown increased to 20 / 15 / 10 (based on level) seconds from 16 / 13 / 10 (based on level).
- Hookshot
- Bug Fix: Fixed a bug where it would get cancelled upon using any consumables.
- Tactical Sweep
- Bug Fix: Heal now properly takes into account her outer cone bonus damage, not the inner cone damage.
- Tactical Sweep
- Cooldown increased to 17 / 15.5 / 14 / 12.5 / 11 seconds from 15 / 13.5 / 12 / 10.5 / 9.
- Stats
- Base health increased to 576 from 575.6.
- Not functional: Base magic resistance reduced to 32 from 32.1.
- Stats
- Mana growth increased to 52 from 32.
- Wall Dive
- Bonus attack speed reduced to 40 / 45 / 50 / 55 / 60% from 40 / 50 / 60 / 70 / 80%.
- Hookshot
- Indicator added to show recast ability timer.
- Indicator added to show empowerment timer.
- The Hextech Ultimatum
- Indicator added to show empowerment timer.
- V9.14 - July 22nd Hotfix
- Precision Protocol
- Bug Fix: Now properly converts Sheen's bonus damage to true damage.
- Bug Fix: Now properly converts
- Stats
- Base attack speed increased to 0.644 from 0.625.
- Stats
- Base attack speed reduced to 0.625 from 0.644.
- Hookshot
- Base damage reduced to 60 / 95 / 130 / 165 / 200 from 75 / 120 / 175 / 210 / 255.
- Adaptive Defenses
- Shield duration increased to 2 seconds from 1.5.
- Precision Protocol
- Time to use second cast increased to 3.5 seconds from 3.
- New Effect: Timer displays on icon showing second cast availability.
- Stats
- Base attack damage increased to 68 from 60.
- Base armor increased to 35 from 26.
- Tactical Sweep
- Base damage increased to 70 / 100 / 130 / 160 / 190 from 65 / 95 / 125 / 155 / 185.
- Hookshot
- Base damage increased to 75 / 120 / 175 / 210 / 255 from 70 / 115 / 160 / 205 / 250.
- Adaptive Defenses
- Cooldown reduced to 16 / 13 / 10 (based on level) seconds from 20 / 15 / 10 (based on level).
- Precision Protocol
- Empowered second attack bonus damage increased to 100% from 80%.
- Tactical Sweep
- Removed: Outer half healing against minions and monsters. Now only heals against enemy champions.
- The Hextech Ultimatum
- Duration reduced to 2.5 / 3.25 / 4 seconds from 4 at all ranks.
- Hookshot
- Bug Fix: Fixed a bug where the second cast of Hookshot wasn't granting attack speed on hitting an enemy champion if she buffered her The Hextech Ultimatum.
- Bug Fix: Fixed a bug where the second cast of Hookshot wasn't granting attack speed on hitting an enemy champion if she buffered her
- Precision Protocol
- Bonus damage on second hit reduced to 80% from 100%.
- Tactical Sweep
- New Effect: Now decays fully to 0% over the duration.
- Slow reduced to 80% from 90%.
- Hookshot
- Mana cost increased to 70 from 50.
- Stun duration reduced to 0.75 seconds from 1.
- New Effect: Now only grants attack speed if she hits an enemy champion.
- The Hextech Ultimatum
- Removed: No longer persists for its full remaining duration after Camille dies.
- New Effect: Now dissipates within 1 second after Camille dies.
- Precision Protocol
- Bug Fix: Second cast now correctly damages wards at level 16 and higher.
- Stats
- Health growth reduced to 85 from 95
- Adaptive Defenses
- Duration reduced to 1.5 seconds from 1.5 / 2 / 2.5 (based on level).
- Hookshot
- Slightly increased radius where Camille will reveal herself if Hookshotting near enemies while she is in Fog of War.
- The Hextech Ultimatum
- Knockaway speed increased to 1000 from 600.
- Knockaway stun now only lasts until the target lands, rather than a 1-second fixed duration.
- Bug Fix: Border no longer disappears under elevated terrain.
- Bug Fix: The green triangle patterning on the ground during Program Camille's The Hextech Ultimatum no longer fails to appear if the camera moved away during the cast time.
- V6.24 December 14th Hotfix
- Stats
- Base attack damage reduced to 60 from 62.
- Precision Protocol
- Second hit true damage conversion reduced to 40 − 100 (based on level)% from 55 − 100 (based on level)%.
- V6.24 Added
- Adaptive Defenses - Innate
- Camille's next basic attack against enemy champions is periodically enhanced to shield her for 20% maximum health against the target's most lethal damage type. If the target is liable to inflict more magic damage than physical damage against Camille, the shield exclusively blocks magic damage, otherwise, the shield exclusively blocks physical damage.
- Static Cooldown: 20 / 15 / 10 (based on level)
- Precision Protocol - Q spell
- Camille's next basic attack deals 20 / 25 / 30 / 35 / 40% AD bonus physical damage and grants her 20 / 25 / 30 / 35 / 40% bonus movement speed for 1 second. Precision Protocol can then be recast within the next 3 seconds at no extra cost. If recast at least 1.5 seconds after the first attack, Precision Protocol's damage is doubled and 55 − 100 (based on level)% of the damage is dealt as true damage. Both casts of Precision Protocol reset Camille's auto attack timer.
- Cooldown: 9 / 8.25 / 7.5 / 6.75 / 6
- Cost: 25
- Tactical Sweep - W spell
- After a brief delay, Camille sweeps her leg to deal 65 / 95 / 125 / 155 / 185 (+ 60% bonus AD) physical damage all enemies in a cone in front of her. Enemies hit by the outer half of the cone are slowed by 90%, decaying over 2 seconds, and take 6 / 6.5 / 7 / 7.5 / 8% (+ 3% per 100 bonus AD) of target's maximum health bonus physical damage, healing Camille for the same amount, capped at 10% of her maximum health against non-champions. Non-epic monsters take 50% reduced damage from Tactical Sweep.
- Cooldown: 15 / 13.5 / 12 / 10.5 / 9
- Cost: 50 / 55 / 60 / 65 / 70
- After a brief delay, Camille sweeps her leg to deal 65 / 95 / 125 / 155 / 185 (+ 60% bonus AD) physical damage all enemies in a cone in front of her. Enemies hit by the outer half of the cone are
- Hookshot - E spell
- First Cast: Camille fires a hookshot in the target direction that attaches to terrain, causing her to dash to it and enabling the second cast.
- Second Cast - Wall Dive: Camille dashes to the target location, range doubled if she is leaping toward an enemy champion. Upon colliding with the first enemy struck or finishing the dash, Camille deals 70 / 115 / 160 / 205 / 250 (+ 75% bonus AD) physical damage to all nearby enemies and stuns them for 1 second. If Camille strikes an enemy on the second cast of Hookshot, she gains 40 / 50 / 60 / 70 / 80% bonus attack speed for 5 seconds.
- Cooldown: 16 / 14.5 / 13 / 11.5 / 10
- Cost: 50
- The Hextech Ultimatum - R spell
- Camille dashes toward the target enemy champion, becoming untargetable during the leap. When she lands, she creates a locked, hexagonal zone around the target for 4 seconds, knocking away all other nearby enemies on impact. The target can move freely inside the zone, but cannot escape it through any means. While within the zone, Camille's basic attacks deal 5 / 10 / 15 (+ 4 / 6 / 8% of target's current health) bonus magic damage. The Hextech Ultimatum's effects end automatically if Camille leaves the area.
- Cooldown: 140 / 115 / 90
- Cost: 100
- Camille dashes toward the target enemy champion, becoming untargetable during the leap. When she lands, she creates a locked, hexagonal zone around the target for 4 seconds,
Trivia
- Camille is one of 22 champions without a single ability power ratio on any ability: Aatrox, Akshan, Darius, Dr. Mundo, Draven, Garen, Kalista, Kayn, Kindred, Kled, Olaf, Pyke, Riven, Samira, Sett, Talon, Urgot, Vayne, Xayah, Yone, and Zed.
- Camille was the last champion released in 2016, designed to make players 'feel like in-control badasses'.
- Her design bears a very strong resemblance to Lin Beifong from the series Legend of Korra, with similar appearance, profession, and fighting style. She may have also been influenced by Gazelle from the movie Kingsman: The Secret Service.
- Camille's passive is so far the only instance of a shield that exclusively protects from physical damage.
- Camille is the French derivative of Latin Camilla, feminine form of cognomen Camillus.
- Camillus/a means 'temple attendant,' and has no Latin root. Earlier forms include Greek Κάδμος-Κάμιλλος-Κᾰσμῖλος-Κᾰδμῖλος, loaned from Pre-Greek *Hatʸmilʸ-.[2]
- The name Camille could also be a reference to the mythological warrior Camilla who appears in the second half of Vergil's Aeneid on the side of the Rutulians. She is a warrior virgin queen of the Volsci and serves under the goddess Diana. She was said to be so swift-footed she could run through a wheat field without breaking the tops of the stalks and run across the ocean without wetting her feet.
- Her clan's name Ferros probably references the Latin word for iron ferrum "iron".[3]
- Her dance references the Airflare, a breakdance move.
- A side-by-side comparison can be seen here.
- She shares this dance with Kennen.
- Her dance is very similar to PROJECT: Vayne's, whose dance is a similar breakdance move.
- A side-by-side comparison of her and PROJECT: Vayne's dances can be seen here.
- A side-by-side comparison of her and
- She shares this dance with
- A side-by-side comparison can be seen here.
- She was first mentioned in pre-rework Evelynn's color story The Shadows Beckon which is no longer canon.
See also
| Cancelled Champions | |
|---|---|
References
- ↑ Camille's profile page at LeagueOfLegends.com
- ↑ Beekes, R.S.P. Etymological Dictionary of Greek, pp. 613-4
- ↑ DeVaan. Etymological Dictionary of Latin and the other Italic Languages, p. 213, 214
