Thresh vs Camille Counter Pick

Adaptive Defenses gives Camille a shield sized against the damage type that just hit her, which is a clean answer to a single-source attacker and a poor one against Thresh. His output is mixed by design: 56 base attack damage behind the Flay wind-up, plus magic damage from the ability power Damnation accumulates as souls are collected. The recorded result is 55.0% for Thresh over 2,122 games on patch 16.13.1.

Camille brings the heavier statline, 68 base attack damage with 650 HP and 35 armor scaling to 2,333 and 111.5, and Hookshot lets her enter from any wall, an approach unavailable to a support moving at 330 against her 340. Both of his primary tools work at a distance, though, and both interrupt that entry before it lands. Tactical Sweep also heals her from the outer half of its cone, which makes drawn-out exchanges worse than the raw damage figures suggest.

Execution ratings, 7 against 4, describe where the risk sits. Precision Protocol is forgiving to press and difficult to punish once recast, whereas every Death Sentence is a coin flip, and a 2,122-game sample suggests the flip is landing often enough. The Hextech Ultimatum isolates one champion, but isolating a Thresh who has already thrown his lantern rarely produces what Camille wanted, since Dark Passage removes the follow-up target and shields it on the way out. Full ability text: Camille.