Clinkz + Death Prophet

Why this works

Trying to coordinate damage with this pair can feel awkward. Death Prophet wants to start a long, drawn-out fight by running at the enemy with Exorcism, becoming the center of attention. Clinkz, on the other hand, is built to do the opposite. He wants to stay hidden, find a lone target on the edge of the fight, and delete them with a quick burst of physical damage before the enemy can react. Since both Exorcism and Clinkz's main damage output are physical, a single enemy item like a Ghost Scepter or Heaven's Halberd can shut down a huge portion of the team's offensive power.

Across the game, this leads to a split identity. Death Prophet will be looking to group up with the team to push towers and force five-on-five engagements where her ultimate gets maximum value. At the same time, Clinkz is often off on his own, searching for the solo pickoffs his playstyle demands. This lack of a unified plan makes it hard to secure objectives or win decisive teamfights. The enemy team can comfortably group as five, knowing Clinkz is ineffective against a prepared team, and then focus down the Death Prophet who has to run straight at them to be useful.