Razor + Undying

Why this works

Setting up a teamfight can feel awkward for this pair. Razor's entire plan revolves around using Static Link on a single, high-value target and running them down. He wants to isolate and drain one person. Undying, on the other hand, wants the exact opposite; he thrives in chaos by dropping Tombstone in the middle of as many enemies as possible. This core conflict means they're often pulling the fight in two different directions. Razor might be chasing his linked target away from the Tombstone, while the zombies are attacking someone else entirely. They don't help each other focus down the right hero.

This disconnect can lead to stalled-out mid-games where taking objectives is a struggle. Undying can create space with Flesh Golem and his zombies, but Razor isn't a hero who quickly demolishes towers after a fight. For the combination to succeed, the fight has to go perfectly for one of them — either Razor gets a solo kill on a key hero before the fight, or the enemy team mistakenly clumps up for a perfect Tombstone. More often, they end up fighting separate battles on the same screen, which doesn't lead to the decisive wins needed to secure map control.