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Camille & Hwei vs Caitlyn & Sona

Bot Lane Matchup

Camille vs Caitlyn (with Hwei & Sona) BOT matchup tips: who wins, how to trade, wave control and common mistakes.

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Who Wins

Pre-6, you lose the 2v2 — Caitlyn's range and Sona's poke will chunk you before you can close the gap, and your W heal is not enough to offset the sustained damage you take walking up.
Post-6, you have a real kill threat: your E onto Sona or a mispositioned Caitlyn, followed by Hwei's R, is a genuine one-shot combo, but it requires Sona to be out of position and Hwei to be ready.

Your trading pattern is to wait for Sona to use her E aggressively or for Caitlyn to step forward to CS, then E onto the squishier target — do not engage into Caitlyn's W trap, as it will root you and allow free damage.
Once you hook onto a target, use your full combo immediately and trust Hwei to follow up rather than trying to solo-kill.

You should not roam early — your lane is losing pre-6 and leaving Hwei alone against Caitlyn and Sona will result in him being zoned off the wave entirely.
Post-6, if you have shoved the wave with Hwei, a roam to mid or jungle can create pressure, but only when Hwei has enough wave clear to not be punished in your absence.

Do not E onto Caitlyn when your W is on cooldown — you will take the full burst of her auto-attack, Q, and Sona's Q without the healing to recover, and you will be forced to back or die.
Avoid engaging when Sona has her E available, as she can disengage you mid-hook and leave you overextended with no follow-up.

Created on 07/24/2026

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