Disruptor + Lich

Why this works

Stacking two big teamfight ultimates like Static Storm and Chain Frost can be less straightforward than it seems. The main setup is to trap opponents in Kinetic Field, but getting a good Chain Frost bounce inside the field is unreliable. An enemy caught by Static Storm might not be close enough to an ally for the bounce to connect. Outside of that big combo, both Disruptor and Lich offer a lot of slows and control but lack a simple, hard stun to follow up on a Glimpse. This makes securing kills feel awkward, relying more on wearing opponents down than bursting them.

Winning the lane is common for this pair, as their combined harass and slows can make it impossible for an opponent to approach the creeps. The problem is converting that pressure into objectives. They don't push towers well and need help from a core to turn their control into kills. Later on, their success hinges on the enemy draft. Teams that can spread out or that have multiple saves can easily mitigate the big double-ultimate combo. This leaves Disruptor and Lich waiting for a perfect fight that might never happen, while their own cores might need more direct, reliable lockdown.