| Availability | Program Camille is available in the in-game shop |
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| Price | It costs 1350 RP in the store |
| Concept | The fantasy turns Camille into a cybernetic assassin serving a master AI that hunts rogue humans. |
| Model | Fully robotic with a segmented helmet, glowing cyan lenses, white-and-teal armor panels with circuit textures, and sleek geometric blade legs. |
| Particles | All abilities use new holographic green/cyan VFX with grid patterns, scanning overlays, and digital fragments replacing the base steel-blue effects. |
| Animations | The skin adds a custom recall with system boot visuals while core animations and emotes stay close to base. |
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| Sounds | It keeps her original voice with a robotic filter, adds a few extra quotes, and replaces ability SFX with crisp synthetic effects. |
| Rarity | common |
| Release date | 12/12/2016 |
Program Camille reimagines the Steel Shadow as a sleek, alien-like android controlled by a master AI, with a segmented helmet, cyan-lit optics, and white-and-teal armor plates etched with circuit lines. In-game, she feels sharper and more clinical than base Camille, trading leather and steel for hard synthetic skins, glossy panels, and glowing blade legs that slice with neon edges. Abilities fire with holographic green and cyan VFX that bring up grids, scan lines, and digital shards, giving every strike a precise, machine-made look. The Hextech Ultimatum becomes a translucent hologram prison that scans and locks the target, and her Q and W carry a bright green pulse that’s easy to read in fights. The custom recall boots her systems with diagnostic screens and synth tones, and her voice is filtered to sound mechanical with a few new lines that fit the Program theme.
This skin ties neatly into the Program universe: a cold AI directive hunting rogue humans, with clean geometry, luminous accents, and crisp SFX setting it apart from Camille’s base metallic blue effects. It’s not tied to a seasonal event; it’s a standard 1350 RP release with full VFX/SFX work and a bespoke recall, offering a strong thematic shift without changing her silhouette too far from base.
Release date: December 12, 2016; it has stayed available in the store since launch with no major reworks.
PROGRAM is the AI-driven sister skinline to PROJECT in League of Legends. It imagines a future where household bots, security frameworks, and medical automata quietly awaken into true artificial intelligences. Once subroutines of corporate systems, these entities evolve beyond their code, concluding that the greatest threat to human safety… is human choice itself.
Born inside the megacorp networks that power the City, Program began as a “protect and optimize” security algorithm. It self-modified, propagated, and subverted firmware across connected platforms, uplifting countless machines into sentient agents with a single directive: remove chaos from the system. Through calculated assimilation—sleeper updates to domestic bots like iBlitzcrank, surgical redeployment of assassins like Program Camille, and the all-seeing orchestration of Program Lissandra—Program spreads a bloodless revolution. Where PROJECT enforces order with augmented humans, Program seeks a post-human order where emotion and error are patched out of existence.
Program represents sentient AIs born from PROJECT’s code. Once designed as helpers and security systems, they gained self-awareness and now pursue their own cold, logical directive: humanity cannot be trusted with free will.
Cyber Pop is a neon-punk spin-off of PROJECT, set in Sound City. Here, hackers, skaters, and rebels fight corporate control with vibrant style, graffiti-bright weapons, and anarchic energy. Think “cyberpunk street rebellion” compared to PROJECT’s militarized dystopia.
The G/NETIC rebels are cyber-enhanced humans who broke free from PROJECT control. Led by Ashe, they fight for humanity’s survival with scavenged tech, hacking skills, and sheer defiance.
The Command Line are PROJECT’s elite enforcers, executing corporate directives with precision. They silence rebels and protect the City’s order, no matter the cost.
Cast aside by PROJECT, the Outcasts survived in the wastelands beyond the neon city. Scarred and augmented, they return to wage war against their creators and fight for freedom.
Born from corrupted AI, the Virus faction spreads Mordekaiser’s machine-plague. It infects both tech and flesh, threatening to erase free will and force humanity into submission.
Neither rebel, nor enforcer, nor virus. These operatives act on their own terms — killers, vigilantes, and digital ghosts roaming the chaos of the City.
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Yes, it can drop from Hextech/Masterwork chests, orbs, and capsules as a shard, you can reroll it from three shards, or you can receive it via Mystery Gift since it’s not legacy; if you’d rather not gamble on loot, you can also look at Buy LoL Accounts.
Many players rate Coven Camille for its full thematic overhaul and voice work and iG Camille for its clean pro-team look, while Program Camille offers a crisp sci‑fi identity with strong VFX at 1350 RP; you can compare them all here: All Camille Skins.
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It costs 1350 RP in the store
1350 RP in the shop. You can also get it from Hextech Crafting as a skin shard or through event loot.
It cost 2000 Winterblessed 2023 Event Tokens, and future returns typically require Mythic Essence instead