Faceless Void + Weaver

Why this works

Facing this pair can feel awkward because their big combo isn't always a guaranteed kill. While Faceless Void's Chronosphere provides a perfect lockdown, Weaver's damage doesn't quite fit the opportunity. He contributes sustained, single-target right-clicks from the outside, whereas Chronosphere is often best exploited by massive, instant area-of-effect spells. Weaver has to position carefully on the edge of the fight to avoid being frozen himself, which limits his aggressive Shukuchi plays. The armor reduction from The Swarm helps, but it's a minor bonus for a combination that already feels a bit mismatched.

Across the game, both heroes typically want to be carries, which can strain a team's economy by forcing them to compete for farm. The pressure in teamfights is on the Faceless Void to land a Chronosphere that traps key enemies while leaving Weaver a safe window to contribute. A poorly placed ultimate can easily catch Weaver and render him useless for its duration. This pairing relies on precise execution to work, and since both heroes are farm-dependent cores, they often lack the early-game pressure needed to build a decisive lead together.