Enigma + Ursa

Why this works

Committing to both Enigma and Ursa can create a teamfight identity crisis. Enigma’s Black Hole is designed to lock down multiple enemies for large area-of-effect damage, but Ursa is a purely single-target hero. He can only hit one enemy trapped inside the ultimate at a time. While this combination can certainly delete one hero, it's an inefficient use of such a powerful teamfight spell. Often, a simpler stun is all Ursa needs to secure his kill, making the massive cooldown from Black Hole feel like overkill for setting up his burst damage.

In practice, this means Enigma might land a great ultimate, but the team lacks the area damage to follow up effectively. Ursa will jump in and eliminate his target, but other heroes caught by Black Hole can recover and turn the fight once the spell ends. The trade of your biggest cooldown for a single pickoff can leave your team vulnerable. This duo often needs a third hero with heavy magic burst to make their ultimates feel connected, otherwise their game plans remain at odds with each other from the draft onward.