Faceless Void + Windranger

Why this works

Playing for two greedy cores often leaves the map feeling small and contested. Both Faceless Void and Windranger typically need a significant amount of farm to be effective, which can strain a team's economy and slow down its tempo. While Chronosphere can set up a kill for Windranger, her damage is mostly single-target. Using a game-changing teamfight ultimate to enable Focus Fire on one enemy hero feels inefficient, especially when a good Chronosphere can catch several targets. A support Windranger provides a more reliable setup with Shackleshot, but she won't have the damage to contribute meaningfully inside the ultimate.

The success of this pairing often depends on getting early pickoffs. A well-placed Chronosphere can guarantee a Shackleshot, leading to a quick kill on an isolated hero. However, this is a huge commitment for a single target, and teams can play around it by staying grouped or having saves ready. If the early ganks fail or if the lanes go poorly, the draft can feel very difficult to execute. The game becomes a race against the clock for both Faceless Void and Windranger to secure the items they need before the enemy team groups up and forces fights you aren't ready to take.