Luna + Tiny

Why this works

Facing Luna and Tiny together can feel surprisingly manageable for their opponents. Tiny's signature initiation with Toss often works directly against what Luna wants to do. A target thrown into the air is a target Luna can't attack, and it often lands far outside her effective range or the radius of her Eclipse. While the initial burst from Avalanche is high, the displacement from Toss can accidentally save an enemy from Luna’s sustained damage instead of setting up a kill. The pair also lacks the kind of long, reliable lockdown Luna needs to get a full duration ultimate or unload her glaives on a priority target.

This difficult dynamic becomes most obvious in mid-game teamfights. When Luna is ready to fight around her Eclipse cooldown, Tiny’s initiations can scatter enemies and make it impossible for her to hit multiple heroes. The fight becomes a chaotic scramble instead of a controlled engagement where Luna can safely deal damage from the outside. The Luna player is forced to constantly reposition based on where Tiny has thrown someone, often losing precious seconds of uptime. To make this work, the Tiny has to use his spells very deliberately, which can feel unnatural and limit his own impact.