Camille Probuilds explained
Based on our LoL Top Tier List from pro builds at patch 15.12, 
Camille – the Steel Shadow – is a A-Tier champion. Among professional League of Legends players, Camille is most often selected on the 
Top position. This is your source to learn all about Camille Probuilds and to learn how to play Camille. This page shows you how a pro builds Camille in detail. Solo queue and tournament matches played by the best Camille players are listed.
On the current patch pros on Camille have won 18 out of 28 matches, resulting in a win rate of 64.3% and a pick rate of 0.5%. In 1.2% of the matches Camille is banned, because it can be very unpleasant to have to play against the 
Fighter. When Camille is not banned and only the Camille Probuilds are considered, the champion averages a KDA of 0.0 in professional players Solo Queue matches.
A Camille probuild is best suited to counter Garen, to counter Ambessa or to counter Yasuo on the opposing team. With Camille and the available probuilds, it is possible to minimize their strengths and exploit their weaknesses. On the other hand, 
Teemo, Warwick or 
Shen lead to desperation for Camille players. Learn from Pros how they counter pick Camille.
In regards to runes for Camille you can see that Resolve and 
Inspiration are the rune paths, which are preferred by Pros.
FAQ for Camille Probuilds
On which position do the most Camille Probuilds exist?
Pros play Camille mostly on position Top.
Do you have some tips besides the Camille Probuilds?
Besides checking out the available Camille Probuilds here are a few Camille tips, if you are an ally or enemy:
- Try waiting until the other team is distracted with fighting your team, and use Hookshot to pick off vulnerable targets.
- Use the CC from your abilities to land both of your Precision Protocol attacks on enemies.
- Camille's shield only works against one damage type, so hit her when she's vulnerable to your damage.
- The Hextech Ultimatum has a very short range to cast, so try to flash away from her before she gets close.