Dazzle + Faceless Void

Why this works

Dropping spells on targets locked in Chronosphere seems like it should be a powerful combo, but in practice, it's often underwhelming. Faceless Void wants partners who can unload huge, instant damage into the bubble, and Dazzle's abilities like Poison Touch or Shadow Wave don't really fit that mold. Their best interaction is purely defensive: a well-timed Shallow Grave on Void can save him if the initiation goes wrong or if he gets focused after his ultimate ends. This is a valuable save that can prevent a disaster, but it's a reactive tool, not the offensive setup Void usually looks for to guarantee kills.

Throughout a match, these two heroes tend to pursue different goals. Dazzle excels at sustaining his team through long, messy teamfights where his healing and damage-over-time can grind opponents down. Faceless Void, on the other hand, is always hunting for that single, decisive Chronosphere that ends a fight before it starts. While Dazzle can contribute from the outside, he doesn't bring the specific kind of long-range, high-impact magic that turns a good Chronosphere into a teamwipe. They don't hurt each other's plans, but they don't combine into a truly special pairing either.