Tiny vs Weaver

How this matchup plays

Landing a full combo on Weaver is a real problem for Tiny. His entire kill threat is based on the burst from Avalanche and Toss, but Weaver has multiple ways to spoil the attempt. Shukuchi lets Weaver go invisible and reposition at high speed, making him a difficult target to pin down in the first place. Even if Tiny does land his spells, Weaver can often survive the initial damage and simply use Time Lapse to reset his health and position, completely negating Tiny’s all-in. It feels like you’ve spent all your resources for nothing.

This dynamic means Tiny can rarely threaten Weaver by himself. Throughout the game, Tiny needs to rely on a teammate with a better lockdown to force the Time Lapse before he can commit his own spells for a kill. Weaver, meanwhile, can split the map more freely and apply pressure, knowing that Tiny alone isn't a direct threat. Their approaches are simply at odds; Tiny wants to close distance for a decisive burst, while Weaver is built to kite and survive exactly that kind of engagement.