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This Malkavian leader had a special relationship with Cappadocius and is a slave to his posthumous cult of personality. She seemingly regards Cappadocius as both a lover and a Messiah figure, though none knows the truth (if any) of her relationship with the Antediluvian.

Camilla encourages any characters enthusiastically (including those of other clans) to investigate the foul Giovanni who murdered her “beloved Cappadocius.”

Camilla has an obvious martyr complex and sleeps crucified on an iron cross. Her mania seems to have Christian trappings, but some suggest that she acts out of calculated self-interest rather than out of any true devotion. Ultimately, no one is aware of Camilla’s true motives, which is especially true in matters involving the Sargon Fragment. Camilla has an enigmatic connection with a mad vampire prophet named Anatole. The nature of this relationship is also obscure.