Camille Baron Lane Wild Rift overview and best build snapshot
Best Build
Quick snapshot of the default setup for this guide.
Boots
Items
Summoner Spells
Spell 1
Flash
Spell 2
Ignite
How to play
Trade when your shield is ready Basic attacks on champions trigger your passive shield when it is ready. Use your 1st ability for two stronger attacks, waiting between them to increase the second hit.
Keep a wall nearby Use your 3rd ability on a wall, then cast it again to leap toward an enemy or back to safety.
Trap a target your team can reach Use your ultimate to stop an enemy damage dealer from escaping while your teammates follow up.
Guide author
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Strengths
- Strong pick potential: wall dashes plus an inescapable zone isolate a carry, though allies outside can still attack or cast into it.
- The second Q's (1st) true-damage conversion scales from 40% to 100% with level, making armor progressively less effective rather than useless immediately.
- Elite split pusher with the mobility to escape collapses that would kill anyone else.
Weaknesses
- Weak early game: strong lane bullies can put her so far behind her item spikes never arrive.
- Cooldown dependent: with Hookshot (3rd) down she is a melee champion with no escape and average stats.
- Duelists who answer her trading pattern directly, especially parry effects, beat her at her own game.
Camille Baron Lane Wild Rift best build, items, runes, summoner spells, and skill order
ITEM BUILD
Best Wild Rift build for Camille Baron Lane, including items, runes, summoner spells, and skill order.
STARTING ITEM
Simple early attack damage for the empowered attack her Q (1st) gives her, which is most of her damage before items.
BOOTS
The omnivamp keeps her healthy between trades, since her own healing needs the outer half of her W (2nd) to land.
CORE BUILD
Her Q (1st) is already an empowered attack, so Spellblade triggers on the same swing.
Health, attack damage and move speed for the side lane, with every fourth attack landing heavy on a champion or a structure. The armor and magic resist go to her nearby siege and super minions rather than to her, so the wave keeps pushing while her ultimate traps one defender in the 1v1 she wants.
The active heals more for each enemy it hits, and her E (3rd) drops her into the middle of several of them. It pays off most against a team with several melee champions, who stay close enough together for one cast to catch more than one.
Spreads burst damage out over a few seconds, which gives her passive shield and W (2nd) healing time to catch up.
Build this when you are diving into the enemy backline and need both armor and magic resist.
SITUATIONAL ITEMS
Percent current-health damage adds frontline pressure to her attacks. The readied second Precision Protocol (1st) converts an increasing portion of its damage to true damage based on level, reaching full conversion late rather than starting at 100% true damage.
Ability haste means more empowered attacks and her E (3rd) back up sooner, which is how she keeps arriving.
Her Q (1st) is an empowered attack, so the max health damage and heal both trigger on it. This is what wins a duel against a tank.
Proc it with the first Q (1st)-enhanced attack after engaging, then use the heal to survive inside Hextech Ultimatum (Ult) long enough to reach the second Q (1st).
Build this when the enemy has shields that keep saving the target she trapped.
Boot swap against heavy magic damage and crowd control, which is what stops her dive before her ultimate lands.
Boot swap against heavy physical damage. The armor helps Camille survive inside Hextech Ultimatum (Ult) while she waits for the second, true-damage Precision Protocol (1st) hit.
Build this against heavy magic burst, which is what waits where her E (3rd) drops her.
Build this when a stun strands her mid-dive. Her E (3rd) needs terrain and a moment to fire, so crowd control shuts it down.
Replace Amaranth's Twinguard when Camille needs a shield during her first commitment before a long fight can develop. Health, permanent Tenacity, and a bonus-Health Lifeline shield help you survive the return damage. Choose this or Maw of Malmortius for your Lifeline slot.
Replace Death's Dance when the carry Camille traps deals most of its damage through crit attacks. Reduces physical critical-strike damage, so prioritize it against fed crit carries rather than purely on-hit damage.
Replace Death's Dance when repeated magic damage threatens Camille while she waits for her second empowered attack. Repeated champion magic damage stacks extra Magic Resistance and movement speed, making it a sustained-magic-damage answer.
Replace Death's Dance when healing physical attackers survive Camille's lockdown and the team needs anti-heal. Armor and Grievous Wounds answer healing physical attackers. Your own damage also applies anti-heal, so you do not need to wait for them to attack you.
RUNES
KEYSTONE
Her trades are repeated short walk-ups rather than one long fight, which is the rhythm this rewards.
PRIMARY
Her ultimate isolates a laner and her Q (1st) shreds towers, so a won trade turns straight into plates. Three attacks trigger the bonus turret damage.
Her shield covers one burst, and this handles the steady chip it does nothing about.
She dives the backline and has to live through their peel, which extra health directly buys.
SECONDARY
Her poke is the outer half of her W (2nd) thrown from the edge of their range, and Scorch adds damage to every one of those.
SITUATIONAL RUNES
Take this over Second Wind against an all-in lane. Bone Plating covers the damage after Camille's passive shield breaks, helping her reach the second Precision Protocol (1st) hit.
Take this over Overgrowth when crowd control is a bigger threat than long-term health. Its tenacity shortens most disables and grants temporary defenses while immobilized. The shorter disable preserves Camille's window to reach the second Precision Protocol (1st) hit inside her ultimate.
Take this over Scorch when you open on a healthy target rather than chip them down, since the bonus damage only applies above 60 percent health.
Take this over Scorch against bruisers when the plan is repeated short trades and later side-lane duels. Shorter Precision Protocol (1st) and Hookshot (3rd) cooldowns give Camille more damage windows and another escape or engage.
SUMMONER SPELLS
MAIN SPELLS
Flash
Must take. Her hook needs a wall, and Flash gets her to one when the lane does not give her the angle.
Ignite
Take this for early kill pressure in the solo lane, since one kill is usually enough to start snowballing it. The Grievous Wounds also makes it strong into champions with a lot of healing.
SITUATIONAL SPELLS
Teleport
Take this over Ignite when the lane is losing. She scales into a strong split threat, so a free reset is worth more than the extra kill pressure.
SKILL ORDER
Skill Priority Order
- 12nd Ability
W - 21st Ability
Q - 33rd Ability
E
Camille Baron Lane Wild Rift matchups and counters
Wild Rift matchup guide for Camille Baron Lane, covering favorable lanes and difficult counters to prepare for in ranked.
Good Matchups
These champions are favorable matchups for this pick in Wild Rift. You have advantages against them and can play more aggressively.
Garen
Adaptive Defenses (Passive) helps Camille absorb Garen's return trade, while the readied second Q (1st) converts more of its damage to true damage as Camille levels. Early it is only partial conversion, so do not treat armor as irrelevant from level one.
Yone
Yone does not take damage merely because Soul Unbound (3rd) snaps him back; instead, the return deals stored true damage to champions he hit. Punish the body location he must return to with a timed second Q (1st) or Hookshot (3rd), rather than expecting the snapback itself to hurt him.
Ornn
Too slow to threaten you. He cannot match your split push or escape your R (Ult) in fights, and both his pillar and the brittle combo are avoidable.
Yasuo
Wind Wall (2nd) does not stop Camille's melee Q (1st) attacks or Tactical Sweep (2nd). The readied second Q (1st) increasingly converts damage to true damage with level, but it is not fully true damage throughout the lane.
Kayle
Her melee phase has no answer to your early Q (1st) trades, and her whole game depends on farm you keep taking away. Even if she scales, your true damage cuts through the armor she buys.
Camille Counters
These champions counter this pick in Wild Rift and can be difficult matchups. Learn how to play against them or consider banning them.
Renekton
He is strongest exactly when you are weakest: his stun interrupts your trade pattern and his burst goes through your shield in the early levels. He falls off; you do not.
Darius
Everything in his lane kit is built to kill you before items: the pull, the stacking bleed, the all-in. You can only really fight him once you reach two items.
Fiora
She out-duels you, her parry answers your Hookshot (3rd) stun with a stun of her own, and her vitals out-heal you in extended fights.
Jax
His Counter Strike (3rd) dodges your Q (1st) autos and stuns you mid-combo, and once items arrive he out-trades your shield cycle, so the extended brawl is his.
Camille Baron Lane Wild Rift game strategy and teamfighting guide
Wild Rift game strategy for Camille Baron Lane, from early lane control through mid and late game map play to final teamfights.