Enigma + Weaver

Why this works

Pairing a damage dealer with Enigma usually means finding a hero who can unload burst damage into a Black Hole. Weaver’s kit, however, is built for an entirely different kind of fight. His game revolves around constant movement with Shukuchi and surviving with Time Lapse, not standing still to hit a clump of enemies. He’s designed to be a slippery skirmisher who picks off isolated targets, while Enigma sets up for a static, all-in teamfight. This creates a fundamental mismatch in what each hero wants to accomplish when a fight breaks out.

The result during a game is that teamfights can feel disjointed. After Enigma commits his ultimate, Weaver may not have the tools or positioning to effectively contribute damage to the grouped-up heroes without getting caught himself. He's often better off continuing his hit-and-run tactics on the enemy backline. The opposing team can often feel safe ignoring Weaver to focus down whoever is trapped inside the Black Hole. While the two can certainly function on the same team, their core game plans rarely overlap to create a powerful combination.