Tiny vs Undying

How this matchup plays

Blowing the full Avalanche and Toss combo on an enemy support usually means a dead hero, but Undying is the exception. Every cast of Decay steals strength, making him progressively tankier while simultaneously reducing Tiny's own health pool. Instead of securing a kill, Tiny often finds himself out of mana and facing a target who is now much harder to bring down. A Tombstone placed in the middle of the combo also creates chaos, forcing Tiny to deal with zombies instead of his primary target, completely neutralizing his burst potential before it can land.

This problem starts in the lane and gets worse over time. Undying makes trading miserable from the very beginning, ensuring Tiny has a poor start. In mid-game teamfights, Tiny wants to initiate on a key backliner, but Flesh Golem and Tombstone punish him for grouping up with his own team or diving into the enemy's. His slow attack speed makes clearing the Tombstone a massive chore, and the zombies will slow his escape. Tiny is forced to play on the fringes, looking for pickoffs far from Undying, while Undying wants to force a brawl right on top of him.