Camille Wild Rift Build — Patch 7.2e

Crescent Guard (R) knocks back everyone except the target he challenged with Wind Becomes Lightning (W) and blocks damage from outside: the same cage as The Hextech Ultimatum (R). Same target, and nobody gets to peel for it.

Paranoia (R) blinds their whole team's vision: nobody sees the flank you take coming off a wall with Hookshot (E), and nobody runs in to protect the carry you are isolating. Two divers hunting the same target.

Your weakness is that you have to actually land autos: Frenzying Taunt (E) nails the carry into hitting Rammus for the whole 1.6-second Precision Protocol (Q) window, the one where your second hit converts to true damage.

Infinite Duress (R) is a suppress nobody dodges: one second where the target cannot walk, cannot dash and cannot be peeled for, which is the only condition your empowered double auto has ever needed in order to land.

Taste Their Fear (Q) hits far harder on an isolated target, and The Hextech Ultimatum (R) shoves that target's allies away for exactly that reason. Only worth it if you accept Kha'Zix is below average right now and you share one prey.

The split-pusher's real problem is not knowing when four of them are coming: Destiny (R) reveals their whole team and teleports him to you. The gold card from Pick a Card (W) holds a target still while your ultimate winds up.

The Hextech Ultimatum (R) is a dash with no way back: Hero's Entrance (R) is the parachute. It arrives from half a map away into your side lane, shields you and knocks up whoever came four-on-one to collect you.

Command: Protect (E) on you is a shield and resistances during your ultimate's windup, the exact moment when any crowd control cancels the whole combo. It also carries the Ball into their backline along with you.

Ring of Frost (W) roots and Frozen Tomb (R) stuns on top: nearly three seconds where the target cannot move. All of your damage lives in the 1.6-second window after your first empowered auto, and this hands you the whole thing.

While you push a side lane alone, your team has to hold a 4v4 - Swain is a self-healing frontline that does. Vision of Empire (W) hits 50% harder on anything already locked down, and Hookshot (E)'s stun is the green light.

Kog'Maw dies exactly one way: somebody reaches him. The Hextech Ultimatum (R) takes that somebody and locks them in a cage on the far side of the fight, and Void Ooze (E) slows whoever tries to chase you after the dive.

Enchanted Crystal Arrow (R) stuns from off-screen: it is the cue to leap off your wall knowing the target is already frozen when you land. And Frost Shot (P) slows on every hit, because you live off autos that connect.

Deadly Flourish (W) roots anyone who just took damage from an ally: Hookshot (E)'s 0.75-second stun or one Tactical Sweep (W) switches it on, and the target stays put until your second empowered auto has landed.

Arc of Judgment (W) slows a target to nearly a standstill and keeps pulsing: whoever stays inside it never leaves your auto-attack window, which is the only place where your damage actually exists.

Your card says it plainly: hard crowd control before your ultimate connects shuts the whole thing down. Black Shield (E) is that crowd control absorbed, and Dark Binding (Q) holds the target for two seconds while you land the double auto.

With no wall in range, Hookshot (E) does not exist and you are just another auto-attacker: Dark Passage (W) is the second exit out in the open. And Death Sentence (Q) hands you a target already dragged out of position.

Zenith Blade (E), Shield of Daybreak (Q) and Solar Flare (R) chained together hold a target down for longer than your ultimate lasts: someone stuck inside The Hextech Ultimatum (R) and stunned has nothing left to play.

Precision Protocol (Q) is an empowered basic attack, so Tidecaller's Blessing (E) stacks bonus magic damage and a slow on top of it: the hit that converts to true damage now brakes them as well. Aqua Prison (Q) opens the trade.

Your fast empowered autos push Concussive Blows (P) to four marks almost on their own and the stun comes for free. But Braum lives off peeling for other people while you spend half the game alone in a side lane: only worth it grouped.