Clinkz vs Wraith King

How this matchup plays

Dumping your whole combo on Wraith King is a terrible trade for Clinkz. The whole point of playing Clinkz is to find a pickoff with a full barrage from invisibility, but Reincarnation completely invalidates that plan. Killing him once takes all your resources, and then he stands right back up while his team collapses on you. Wraith King's own stun is also a simple, reliable way to lock you down if he ever catches you. He fundamentally breaks the assassination pattern Clinkz relies on to be effective.

Throughout the game, Wraith King forces Clinkz into an awkward position. He can't be the primary target, which means he's free to frontline and pressure your team. If Clinkz ignores him to go for supports, Wraith King can turn with his stun and skeletons to protect them or even kill you. A smart Clinkz has to play perfectly on the edges of a fight, hoping to clean up after spells are used. But often, Wraith King will simply buy a Blade Mail and march forward, daring you to attack him when you can’t win that exchange.