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Who Wins
- Pre-6, you have a meaningful range advantage and can poke with Q to stack marks, but Camille's W passive shield absorbs magic damage efficiently and her E gap-close threatens you hard if you overextend for poke — she wins a committed all-in at level 3 if she lands E.
- Post-6, your R is a strong equalizer in a 1v1 since you can stun her inside it and deny her E escape, but she can use her own R to isolate you and negate your disengage, making it roughly even with execution deciding the outcome.
How to Trade
- Your best pattern is to Q poke from max range to stack marks, auto to proc stun, then immediately back off before she can retaliate with her W slow and E — never commit to extended trades because her W true damage shreds you over time.
- Use your E dash reactively to dodge her E or escape her W slow zone rather than aggressively, and look for burst windows when she has no E available.
Wave Control
- Push the wave consistently with your superior ranged waveclear to deny her the ability to all-in you under her own terms, and use the threat of your Q poke to zone her off CS when she steps up.
- Avoid letting the wave sit in the middle of the lane where she can freely walk up with E and trade — a pushed wave gives you the safety of your tower.
Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not stand still after poking her — Camille players look for you to commit to a second auto or Q follow-up to land their E, and eating a full E-W-auto chain erases your health lead instantly.
- Also avoid using your R purely as a damage tool in a 1v1 without first confirming she has no E available, or she simply dashes out of it.
Created on 09/02/2026
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