Enchantress + Rubick

Why this works

Stealing a key spell is Rubick’s entire goal, but Enchantress offers little help in setting him up. Her slows don't provide the hard lockdown needed to guarantee a good Telekinesis or to hold a target still for a follow-up. Both heroes want to stay on the edges of a fight, but for different reasons. Enchantress kites with Impetus and Untouchable, dealing damage from afar, while Rubick waits for the perfect moment to lift a target or steal an ultimate. Their individual contributions don't build on each other, leaving their plans feeling separate even when they're in the same fight.

This disconnect continues across the game. During the laning phase, they can be annoying, but they often lack the coordinated lockdown to secure kills. As teamfights break out, the pair’s success relies heavily on Rubick finding a game-winning spell on his own. An Enchantress with a strong creep can push towers and create space, and a Rubick with a stolen Black Hole can win a fight, but these events rarely feel connected. Their victory condition is often two separate plans working out at the same time, rather than one unified strategy.