Faceless Void + Outworld Destroyer

Why this works

Setting up Sanity's Eclipse with a Chronosphere sounds powerful, but executing it is often tricky. A lot of Outworld Destroyer's damage comes from his single-target Arcane Orb, which doesn't always add enough burst to what Faceless Void already wants to do inside his ultimate. The main issue is the risk of a misplaced Astral Imprisonment. Accidentally saving an enemy inside Chronosphere can completely waste the setup and let a key target escape untouched. For the big combo to land, both heroes need to be positioned perfectly before the fight, which is a difficult ask.

This pairing relies almost entirely on good communication. As the game progresses, Faceless Void looks for multi-hero setups, but clever enemies will either spread out or have Black King Bars ready. Outworld Destroyer is also a fragile hero who often gets focused down before Void can even find an opening. While a clutch Astral can save Void if he gets caught, that's a reactive play, not the game-winning offensive one the lineup hopes for. The combo has a high ceiling for success but also a very low floor for failure, leading to an inconsistent performance.