Faceless Void + Treant Protector

Why this works

Using both Overgrowth and Chronosphere in the same teamfight can feel like a mixed bag. On paper, it's a massive amount of area denial and lockdown. The issue is that Chronosphere already stops everything inside it, so casting Overgrowth on the same area is redundant. The real value comes when Treant Protector can use his ultimate to root enemies *outside* the Chronosphere, preventing them from saving a caught teammate or counter-attacking the moment Void's spell ends. This makes the combo's effectiveness highly dependent on enemy positioning.

Before those big fights, the laning phase is usually stable. Faceless Void appreciates the global presence of Living Armor, which helps him sustain through tough matchups and farm more securely. However, the game often hinges on how well those two big ultimates are coordinated. If Void catches a solo target, Overgrowth is perfect for holding the rest of the enemy team in place. But if he lands a multi-hero Chronosphere, Treant's biggest spell often doesn't have much to add. The pairing isn't weak, but it doesn't always line up as cleanly as you'd hope.