Axe
[wiki] rating: 2.0 (winrate: 49% pickrate: 10%)Elder Titan
[wiki] rating: 1.6 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 1%)Terrorblade
* Terrorblade has a high base armor, and relies on many ultimate orb-based items (
Manta Style and 
Eye of Skadi). Natural Order affects armor gained from agility, essentially reducing armor to zero if all armor is gained from agility. That effect combined with Terrorblade's low health can make a Elder Titan with an early value point in Natural Order a dangerous foe.
* Terrorblade's illusions are often grouped up in teamfight, making them more vulnerable to 
Echo Stomp.
Additional:
* Echo Stomp and 
Astral Spirit allow the enemy team to coordinate a kill on Terrorblade before he can Sunder.
* 
Natural Order cripples Terrorblade's armor that he crucially needs to survive due to his low strength gain.
Oracle
* 
Elder Titan's Echo Stomp can turn into a 5 second stun on an ally under the effect of False Promise, as it delays all damage and makes it impossible to break the damage threshold of Echo Stomp.
Timbersaw
[wiki] rating: 1.6 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 7%)Oracle
* Heroes who are not easily crippled by Fate's Edict or Fortune's End, such as 
Timbersaw, or those who can dispel them, such as 
Phantom Lancer, can kill Oracle unhindered.
Terrorblade
* Timbersaw can take down Terrorblade's illusions with his area damage burst.
* Reactive Armor plus another armor item reduce much of Terrorblade's damage.
Additional:
* Timbersaw's spell combos all deal magical and pure damage, completely ignoring Terrorblade's high base armor and clearing his illusions very quickly due to the AoE damage.
* 
Reactive Armor negates most of Terrorblade's damage against Timbersaw, and its high health regeneration and armor bonuses can help Timbersaw survive after being Sundered.
Broodmother
[wiki] rating: 1.2 (winrate: 55% pickrate: 2%)Oracle
* Oracle cannot easily deal with swarms of units, making him weak against heroes like Phantom Lancer or 
Broodmother.
Terrorblade
* Broodmother's 
Insatiable Hunger and 
Troll Warlord's 
Battle Trance can nullify Sunder.
Phantom Lancer
[wiki] rating: 1.2 (winrate: 49% pickrate: 7%)Oracle
* Heroes who are not easily crippled by Fate's Edict or Fortune's End, such as Timbersaw, or those who can dispel them, such as Phantom Lancer, can kill Oracle unhindered.
Terrorblade
* Heroes with single-target abilities and low-mobility are all an exceptionally easy targets for Phantom Rush: 
Terrorblade, 
Chaos Knight
Shadow Shaman
[wiki] rating: 1.0 (winrate: 52% pickrate: 15%)Terrorblade
* All of Shadow Shaman's abilities totally ruin Terrorblade: Ether Shock destroys his illusions, Hex prevents him from using 
Sunder or Manta Style in bad situations, Shackles not only that prevent him from using Sunder, but he has no way to cancel it and Mass Serpent Ward can help Shadow Shaman push faster than Terrorblade even in 
Metamorphosis.
Additional:
* 
Ether Shock can destroy Terrorblade's illusions.
* 
Hex prevents Terrorblade from using Sunder or Manta Style in bad situations. Hex can also destroy one of his illusions.
* 
Shackles prevents Terrorblade from using his skills and items, whether to fight, survive, or dispel it in any way. In addition, Terrorblade has no solutions to cancel it.
Puck
[wiki] rating: 1.0 (winrate: 52% pickrate: 15%)Terrorblade
* All of Puck's damaging spells deal AoE magic damage, which focuses on Terrorblade's low health pool and ignores his armor.
* Puck's spells are also great at quickly clearing all of Terrorblade's illusions. Even a single Illusory Orb is enough to drop their health very low, allowing creeps, towers or allies to finish them off very quickly. Waning Rift and Illusory Orb together are usually enough to clear his illusions.
* Waning Rift prevents Terrorblade from casting Sunder at low health.
* Puck is a common 
Dagon carrier, so he is able to finish of Terrorblade before he has a chance to Sunder.
Arc Warden
[wiki] rating: 1.0 (winrate: 51% pickrate: 5%)Terrorblade
* Arc Warden’s Magnetic Field allows him to defend against Terrorblade if he used Metamorphosis.
* Arc also buys a 
Bloodthorn or a 
Scythe of Vyse, which can prevent Terrorblade from using his abilities.
Storm Spirit
[wiki] rating: 1.0 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 10%)Terrorblade
* Terrorblade has low mobility, which makes it easy for Storm Spirit to kite him.
* Terrorblade gains a lot of agility and gains very low strength, which makes it easy to burst him down with Storm's magical damage.
* All of Terrorblade's abilities are easily avoided by Storm Spirit as he can simply use Ball Lightning, wasting the duration of Metamorphosis, 
Conjure Image, and 
Reflection.
* However, if Storm Spirit's 
Orchid Malevolence is on cooldown or if he doesn't have it, Terrorblade can easily use Sunder and kill a careless Storm Spirit.
Additional:
* Storm Spirit heavy magic damage bypass Terroblade high armor.
* 
Ball Lightning can either use to initiates Terroblade from distance or kite Terroblade from using Sunder as he has no source of disable to deal with Storm Spirit.
Outworld Destroyer
[wiki] rating: 1.0 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 6%)Terrorblade
* 
Arcane Orb deals pure damage against the real Terrorblade, bypassing his high base armor.
* Arcane Orb and 
Sanity's Eclipse will make very short work of Terrorblade and his illusions.
Earth Spirit
[wiki] rating: 1.0 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 9%)Terrorblade
* 
Rolling Boulder and 
Geomagnetic Grip prevent Terrorblade from using Sunder.
Ursa
[wiki] rating: 1.0 (winrate: 49% pickrate: 13%)Terrorblade
* Ursa deals lots of damage during the laning phase before Terrorblade has Sunder available.
* 
Enrage's damage reduction helps Ursa survive after Terrorblade has used Sunder.
Dazzle
[wiki] rating: 1.0 (winrate: 48% pickrate: 6%)Terrorblade
* 
Shallow Grave saves an ally whom Terrorblade has used Sunder on.
Gyrocopter
[wiki] rating: 1.0 (winrate: 48% pickrate: 3%)Terrorblade
* Flak Cannon destroys Terrorblade's illusions very quickly.
Shadow Demon
[wiki] rating: 1.0 (winrate: 47% pickrate: 3%)Terrorblade
* Heroes that can dominate his illusions or create their own illusions of him: 
Dark Seer, 
Morphling, 
Enchantress, 
Shadow Demon.
Oracle
* 
Disruption can protect Shadow Demon's allies from Fortune's End, preserving healing or buffs. It can also catch Oracle's allies, allowing 
Shadow Poison and 
Soul Catcher to be used without being dispelled.
* 
Demonic Purge prevents over-time healing during False Promise, such as Purifying Flames and 
Urn of Shadows. If he has 
Aghanim's Scepter, this issue can persist for longer or on multiple allies.
* It will not, however, prevent healing from instant abilities, items, or auras, making 
Mekansm a good choice against him.
Oracle
* Heroes who can dispel will be able to remove Shadow Poison before Shadow Demon can build up a big stack, or remove Soul Catcher's debuff to instantly bring the health of affected heroes back to a considerable amount: 
Abaddon, 
Slark, 
Legion Commander, 
Oracle.
Grimstroke
[wiki] rating: 1.0 (winrate: 47% pickrate: 10%)Terrorblade
* Terrorblade's lack of escape mechanisms makes it hard for him to escape both Ink Swell and Stroke of Fate.
* Phantom's Embrace's silence will also prevent him from casting Sunder to save himself.
Faceless Void
[wiki] rating: 1.0 (winrate: 43% pickrate: 7%)Terrorblade
* Frail heroes who lack mobility can also be an easy target to lock down with Chronosphere, such as 
Drow Ranger, 
Luna, 
Sniper, Terrorblade.
Oracle
* 
Time Walk and 
Backtrack allow Faceless Void to easily negate Oracle's burst damage.
* 
Time Dilation is effective against Oracle's low-cooldown spells. Although dispellable with Fortune's End, it can still catch Oracle off guard if Fortune's End is on cooldown.
Oracle
* Any hero that can nullify effects of Chronosphere: (
Omniknight, 
Keeper of the Light with Aghanim's Scepter during daytime, 
Winter Wyvern), banishing him or Faceless Void (
Outworld Destroyer, Shadow Demon, 
Earth Spirit with Aghanim's Scepter) or protecting him in other ways (
Dazzle, Oracle, Abaddon) can greatly limit Chronosphere's potential.
Abaddon
[wiki] rating: 0.6 (winrate: 52% pickrate: 3%)Terrorblade
* Heroes who can negate effects of Sunder: Abaddon, 
Faceless Void, 
Weaver.
Clinkz
[wiki] rating: 0.6 (winrate: 52% pickrate: 5%)Oracle
* Heroes who can take advantage of Oracle's low mobility or catch him out of position, such as 
Clinkz and 
Anti-Mage, can easily pick him off.
Sand King
[wiki] rating: 0.6 (winrate: 52% pickrate: 10%)Terrorblade
* Because of his massive AoE damage, Sand King is very effective against illusion heroes: Chaos Knight, Phantom Lancer, Terrorblade,...
Winter Wyvern
[wiki] rating: 0.6 (winrate: 51% pickrate: 5%)Terrorblade
* Terrorblade and his illusions deal huge damage, which might used against him and his team with Winter's Curse.
Pangolier
[wiki] rating: 0.6 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 8%)Terrorblade
* Heroes who rely on skills to become a heavy hitter in a certain amount of time can waste their timing because of a lucky Lucky Shot's disarm: Terrorblade, 
Sven, Clinkz, 
Windranger, 
Alchemist, 
Dragon Knight, Legion Commander
Weaver
[wiki] rating: 0.6 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 7%)Terrorblade
* Heroes, whose core item builds includes 
Monkey King Bar: Faceless Void, Windranger, Weaver, 
Juggernaut.
Windranger
[wiki] rating: 0.6 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 16%)Terrorblade
* Heroes who rely on illusions can be tagged by Focus Fire: Chaos Knight, Terrorblade.
Invoker
[wiki] rating: 0.6 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 17%)Terrorblade
* Heroes that can stall pushes: 
Invoker, Keeper of the Light, 
Lina, Luna.
Zeus
[wiki] rating: 0.6 (winrate: 49% pickrate: 11%)Terrorblade
* Heroes with mediocre health pools who rely on armor or evasion to survive fights such as Troll Warlord, Windranger, and Terrorblade can be killed by Zeus if caught off guard.
Additional:
* 
Arc Lightning and 
Lightning Bolt can easily burst Terrorblade and his illusions.
* 
Static Field automatically hits everything in a big radius, taking a huge chunk of health out of Terrorblade's illusions, regardless of how much health they have.
Lion
[wiki] rating: 0.6 (winrate: 49% pickrate: 16%)Oracle
* Heroes with long disables, like 
Lion, 
Night Stalker, or Legion Commander, can prevent Oracle from using spells or items.
Terrorblade
* One of Lion's level 20 talents lets Mana Drain affect 2 secondary targets. This can make things difficult for heroes like Phantom Lancer, Chaos Knight, and Terrorblade who rely on illusion armies.
* Mana Drain and Hex instantly kill any illusions. Finger of Death upgraded with Aghanim's Scepter also shreds most illusions.
* One of Lion's level 20 talents lets Mana Drain affect 2 secondary targets. This can make things difficult for heroes like Phantom Lancer, Chaos Knight, and Terrorblade who rely on illusion armies.
Oracle
* Lion is extremely dependent on his abilities. Silences like 
Silencer's 
Last Word, magic resistance like Oracle's 
Fate's Edict, and dispels like Legion Commander's 
Press the Attack all make his abilities less effective.
Legion Commander
[wiki] rating: 0.6 (winrate: 48% pickrate: 13%)Terrorblade
* Duel's long duration prevents Terrorblade from swapping his health with Sunder.
* Overwhelming Odds deals high damage to Terrorblade's illusions.
Oracle
* Heroes with long disables, like Lion, Night Stalker, or Legion Commander, can prevent Oracle from using spells or items.
Oracle
* Fate's Edict prevents Legion Commander from attacking for a few seconds, potentially saving Oracle's ally.
* 
Fortune's End dispels Press the Attack's healing and attack speed buff, as well as the movement speed bonus from Overwhelming Odds.
* 
False Promise protects allies and prevents Legion Commander from winning Duels and gaining bonus damage.
Additional:
* Provided that the enemy team does not have an 
Axe, Oracle can guarantee that his ally survives for the duration of the Duel with False Promise and has decent nuke potential to help ally to win a Duel. He can also disarm Legion Commander with Fate's Edict.
* Oracle can dispel enemy buffs like 
Overwhelming Odds and Press the Attack with Fortune's End.
Earthshaker
[wiki] rating: 0.6 (winrate: 48% pickrate: 10%)Terrorblade
* Heroes with abilities that can lock down Terrorblade and prevent him from using Sunder: 
Earthshaker, Faceless Void, Legion Commander.
Lina
[wiki] rating: 0.6 (winrate: 47% pickrate: 13%)Terrorblade
* Heroes with low health or rely on evasion can easily be bursted down, like 
Phantom Assassin or Terrorblade.
Additional:
* 
Laguna Blade is one of the best tools to kill Terrorblade before he can use Sunder due to its high magical (pure with Aghanim's Scepter) burst damage.
* 
Dragon Slave allows Lina to clear Terrorblade's illusions from Conjure Image and Manta Style.
Razor
[wiki] rating: 0.4 (winrate: 54% pickrate: 2%)Terrorblade
* 
Plasma Field can destroy Terrorblade's illusions or damage them heavily.
* 
Static Link decreases the bonus damage of Metamorphosis.
* 
Storm Surge also gives Razor high mobility, thus nullifying effects of Reflection.
* 
Eye of the Storm along with Aghanim's Scepter can quickly reduce Terrorblade's armor.
* Even if Razor has no disables, he will often carry a 
Black King Bar, making Sunder and every other ability that Terrorblade has useless.
Oracle
* Fortune's End can catch out or impair position-based heroes with low mobility, such as Sniper or 
Razor.
Void Spirit
[wiki] rating: 0.4 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 10%)Terrorblade
* Void Spirit's high mobility becomes a nuisance to Terrorblade.
* Void Spirit's arsenal of magic damage is effective against Terrorblade's low strength.
* Terrorblade has no disables to prevent Void Spirit from escaping.
Oracle
* Heroes that can purge his slow and disables are very difficult to go on and their team: Abaddon, Oracle.
Skywrath Mage
[wiki] rating: 0.4 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 6%)Terrorblade
* 
Arcane Bolt can target Terrorblade's low health pool in the laning phase.
* 
Ancient Seal can prevent Terrorblade from casting sunder.
Oracle
* Heroes with little health or magic resistance are easily picked off with Oracle's magic burst, such as 
Skywrath Mage, 
Crystal Maiden, or Enchantress.
Drow Ranger
[wiki] rating: 0.4 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 8%)Terrorblade
* 
Marksmanship allows Drow Ranger to pierce Terrorblade's high natural base armor. Since Terrorblade doesn't like to buy armor items like 
Assault Cuirass, that makes him very vulnerable to Drow.
Terrorblade
* Heroes with high base damage (Morphling, 
Tiny, Drow Ranger), heroes with mana burning abilities (Anti-Mage), and 
Diffusal Blade users (Juggernaut or 
Riki) will suffer from Reflection's illusions.
Tinker
[wiki] rating: 0.4 (winrate: 49% pickrate: 8%)Terrorblade
* Tinker can single-handedly stop Terrorblade's early-push and quickly clear his illusions with Laser (especially with Aghanim's Scepter) and March of Machines.
* Tinker has perfect tools to reveal Terrorblade from his illusions as well as to burst him down if he is low-health before he will be able Sunder.
Additional:
* An Aghanim's Scepter upgraded 
Laser allows Tinker to blind Terrorblade and illusions.
* Tinker can also clear Terrorblade's illusions and stall his pushing attempts with 
March of the Machines .
Terrorblade
* Illusion heroes, such as 
Naga Siren, Phantom Lancer, Chaos Knight, Terrorblade will become strong against Tinker in the late game when Tinker's only area of effect damage, March of the Machines, ceases to kill illusions quickly. Without Aghanim's Scepter Tinker is forced to defensively disarm heroes with Laser, leaving illusions free to deal physical damage which Tinker's low armor makes highly effective. In addition, 
Mjollnir or 
Battle Fury, two common pickups against illusion heroes, don't work well on Tinker at all.
Mars
[wiki] rating: 0.4 (winrate: 47% pickrate: 16%)Terrorblade
* Bulwark negates most of the physical damage from Terrorblade and his illusions.
* Mars' AoE abilities kill Terrorblade's illusions quickly.
Oracle
* Heroes with high magical or pure damage will bypass Bulwark: Timbersaw, 
Dark Willow, 
Enigma, Invoker, 
Pugna, Skywrath Mage, 
Tinker, 
Zeus, Oracle.
Morphling
[wiki] rating: 0.4 (winrate: 47% pickrate: 12%)Terrorblade
* Morphling common combo 
Ethereal Blade and 
Adaptive Strike (Agility) can easily burst down Terroblade, bypassing his high armor.
* Morphling is likely to burst down Terrorblade due to his high armor, 
Attribute Shift.
Terrorblade
* Heroes with high base damage (Morphling, Tiny, Drow Ranger), heroes with mana burning abilities (Anti-Mage), and Diffusal Blade users (Juggernaut or Riki) will suffer from Reflection's illusions.
Bristleback
[wiki] rating: 0.4 (winrate: 45% pickrate: 8%)Oracle
* Fortune's End cannot dispel 
Warpath stacks on Bristleback or 
Quill Spray stacks on allies.
* 
Bristleback can heavily reduce Oracle's damage output. With it, Oracle may accidentally heal Bristleback with Purifying Flames, especially if Bristleback has bonus magic resistance.
Terrorblade
* Terrorblade's Sunder is not affected by the Bristleback damage reduction.
Witch Doctor
[wiki] rating: -2.0 (winrate: 47% pickrate: 13%)Oracle
* It is especially easy for Oracle to negate the damage from Maledict, and even heal through it with Fate's Edict and 
Purifying Flames.
* If by some miracle an enemy is still about to die because of Maledict, he can still save him with False Promise.
Terrorblade
* Witch Doctor's 
Maledict burst damage can be prevented by Sunder, if timed correctly.
* 
Death Ward deals physical damage, and Terrorblade's high armor can help him survive against Death Ward.
* However, be careful that 
Paralyzing Cask is commonly tricky to dodge as Terrorblade, due to his reliance of illusions, and Maledict can kill Terrorblade if he has no target to be Sundered with, especially in the early game.
Ancient Apparition
[wiki] rating: -2.0 (winrate: 52% pickrate: 9%)Oracle
* False Promise can prevent the shatter from 
Ice Blast and Fate's Edict can protect an ally from the magical damage over time for a while.
* Oracle can deny allies who are frostbitten. If he uses Purifying Flames to reach the shatter threshold, it will count as a deny.
* Fortune's End can dispel 
Cold Feet on affected allies, preventing them from getting frozen.
Additional:
* False Promise can dispel the stun from Cold Feet and can save an ally that's about to shatter from Ice Blast, even allowing healing with Purifying Flames because of the delayed effect.
* Purifying Flames also allows Oracle to deny his allies if they're affected by Ice Blast. If he brings his allies' health to or below the shatter threshold, it will count as him denying the ally.
* Fate's Edict is good against all of Ancient Apparition's abilities at all stages of the game.
* Fortune's End can dispel Cold Feet from allies.
Terrorblade
* Sunder is not affected by Ice Blast and will still swap health with any target as usual.
Additional:
* Sunder allows Terrorblade (or an ally) to regain HP while affected by Ice Blast.
* Terrorblade often buys Manta Style which can dispel Cold Feet
Techies
[wiki] rating: -1.6 (winrate: 48% pickrate: 7%)Terrorblade
* Heroes with summons like Broodmother,Enigma, Invoker, 
Nature's Prophet, 
Lycan, 
Visage;or illusions, like Naga Siren, Phantom Lancer, Terrorblade are effective at keeping the choke points and rune spawns safe from Proximity mines in the early game.
Additional:
* Techies' mines can be destroyed by Terrorblade's spammable illusions.
* Terrorblade can push without the fear of dying to mines; he can instead use his illusions to push.
Oracle
* Since Techies' skills are all magical damage, casting Fate's Edict immediately upon hearing the warning sound from 
Proximity Mines and 
Blast Off! can render Oracle or an ally immune to the burst damage from these skills.
* If timed correctly, 
Remote Mines can also be countered using the same technique.
Additional:
* Fate's Edict gives 100% magic resistance, which prevents most of Techies' damage and his Fortune's End dispels Stasis Trap root.
Sniper
[wiki] rating: -1.6 (winrate: 48% pickrate: 5%)Oracle
* Fortune's End can catch out or impair position-based heroes with low mobility, such as Sniper or Razor.
Terrorblade
* Sunder can save himself or his allies from 
Assassinate.
* Sniper relies on right-clicks to deal damage, and Terrorblade's high armor can reduce his damage by quite a bit.
* Terrorblade is a far harder carry than Sniper is, so a well-farmed Terrorblade can easily defeat a Sniper.
Slardar
[wiki] rating: -1.6 (winrate: 48% pickrate: 8%)Oracle
* Fortune's End applies a basic dispel which can be used to dispel Corrosive Haze, or even Slardar's own Guardian Sprint.
* False Promise is able to dispel Corrosive Haze and Slithereen Crush stun/slow from any allies Oracle chooses to cast it on.
* Fate's Edict can also be cast on Slardar to prevent him from proccing his Bash of the Deep.
Terrorblade
* Terrorblade starts out with and gains a lot of armor from his agility growth. His illusions also make it difficult for Slardar to focus down the real Terrorblade.
Venomancer
[wiki] rating: -1.6 (winrate: 51% pickrate: 5%)Oracle
* Fortune's End and False Promise easily dispel many crippling debuffs, such as 
Venomancer's 
Venomous Gale, or Skywrath Mage's Ancient Seal.
Additional:
* Fortune's End can dispel Venomous Gale and Poison Sting from allies.
* Fate's Edict grants 100% magic resistance to target, inhibiting the damage from Venomancer abilities.
Terrorblade
* Reflection illusion will apply Poison Sting to you if hit.
* Conjure Image and Metamorphosis will make quick work of your Plague Wards.
* While ticking down from your poison, Terrorblade can wait until the last possible moment to Sunder a target, either friend or foe.
Wraith King
[wiki] rating: -1.6 (winrate: 53% pickrate: 20%)Terrorblade
* Wraith King has no form of AoE to clear Terrorblade's illusions.
* Terrorblade is a common Manta Style and Diffusal Blade carrier.
* Terrorblade has very high armor, which helps against Wraith King's physical-only damage.
* A reincarnated Wraith King is an ideal target for Sunder if Terrorblade's health is low.
Oracle
* Heroes with area dispel can kill multiple skeletons at once: 
Brewmaster, Oracle.
Phantom Assassin
[wiki] rating: -1.2 (winrate: 46% pickrate: 16%)Oracle
* Fate's Edict cripples many heroes who rely on attacks, such as Phantom Assassin, Sven, or Enchantress, without a dispel or a Black King Bar.
Terrorblade
* Terrorblade is one of the strongest carries in the late game, due to his resilience against physical damage, which can be a problem for almost every strong burst physical damage carries, such as Phantom Assassin and 
Templar Assassin.
Sven
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 42% pickrate: 1%)Terrorblade
* Heroes who depends on illusions and summons: Naga Siren, Terrorblade, 
Arc Warden,Broodmother.
Additional:
* 
Great Cleave with 
God's Strength clears Terrorblade's illusions quickly.
* 
Storm Hammer's AoE stuns Terrorblade and his illusions.
Oracle
* Fate's Edict cripples many heroes who rely on attacks, such as Phantom Assassin, Sven, or Enchantress, without a dispel or a Black King Bar.
Terrorblade
* Sunder will make Sven a very easy kill if he gets it of on him.
* Terrorblade likes to go late game with his high attack damage, range and agility items.
Lifestealer
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 46% pickrate: 5%)Terrorblade
* Terrorblade's illusions and ranged attacks in Metamorphosis can burst down Lifestealer very quickly.
* Terrorblade has low health due to his low strength gain, which reduces Feast's lifesteal and damage.
* Terrorblade's high armor makes Lifestealer's 
Desolator useless.
* Because Lifestealer usually walks around with high HP in fights due to his lifesteal (and sometimes 
Armlet of Mordiggian), he is a great target for Terrorblade's Sunder.
Additional:
* Reflection's illusion carries 
Feast as well, making it useful in fights.
* Feast cannot compensate for Terrorblade's incoming high damage, due to his low Strength gain.
* 
Open Wounds is a lot harder to land on the real Terrorblade if he has illusions around him.
* Lifestealer relies on right-clicks to deal damage, and Terrorblade's high armor can reduce his damage by quite a bit.
Shadow Fiend
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 46% pickrate: 18%)Terrorblade
* The Reflection of Shadow Fiend cause 
Presence of the Dark Lord to affect Shadow Fiend, reducing his armor and making it easier for Terrorblade to kill him. Shadow Fiend also doesn't have lots of survivability or control skills in order to escape.
* If Shadow Fiend chooses to go for a right-click build, he'll have a hard time against Terrorblade's high armor.
Rubick
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 47% pickrate: 17%)Oracle
* Oracle's high magic damage output can easily take down Rubick's low health pool.
* Because Oracle likes to combine his spells together, the only good 
Spell Steal target he gives is False Promise. This scenario can be avoided by shift queueing Fortune's End and casting it immediately, as it has no cast point, or by staying in the back line of fights if out of mana.
* As a position based hero, Rubick will have a very hard time against Fortune's End due to its absurd range and very long root duration.
Pudge
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 47% pickrate: 21%)Terrorblade
* Pudge has low armor and low mobility, making him a prime target for Terrorblade's right-clicks.
* 
Meat Hook is a lot harder to land on the real Terrorblade if he has illusions around him.
* Because 
Dismember targets only one hero, Terrorblade's illusions can potentially save the real Terrorblade if he's caught in it.
Batrider
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 48% pickrate: 5%)Oracle
* False Promise dispels Flaming Lasso.
* Fortune's End can root Batrider after he uses Flaming Lasso. It can also dispel Sticky Napalm and Flamebreak.
* Fate's Edict when used on a Lasso'd target will leave them immune to magical damage, making it difficult to burst them quickly before the Lasso ends.
Viper
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 48% pickrate: 6%)Terrorblade
* Viper's damage over time and lack of disables makes him easy to Sunder.
* Viper's physical damage is mitigated by Terrorblade's high armor.
* Terrorblade under Metamorphosis can quickly kill Viper with heavy physical damage.
Additional:
* Almost all of 
Viper's damage revolves exclusively around single-target damage-over-time effects. Furthermore, without any hard disables, Terrorblade can almost always get a Sunder off.
* Viper has low mobility and 
Corrosive Skin doesn't protect against physical damage, which means that Terrorblade under Metamorphosis can quickly kill Viper.
Omniknight
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 49% pickrate: 2%)Oracle
* Fortune's End's AoE dispel will remove Guardian Angel.
Additional:
* With Fortune's End, Oracle can dispel 
Guardian Angel in an area of effect.
Jakiro
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 11%)Oracle
* Fate's Edict allowed Oracle to make allies spell immune, allowing him to save allies from Jakiro's spells.
* Fate's Edict can be cast onto Jakiro to disarm him and prevent him from pushing with his Liquid Fire.
* False Promise allows Oracle to free allies from Jakiro's Ice Path.
Leshrac
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 4%)Oracle
* Oracle's Fate's Edict will protect an ally from Leshrac's nuking damage.
* Oracle's False Promise can dispel Leshrac's stun and slow from his abilities, allowing an ally to escape.
* Fortune's End can stop Leshrac from chasing opponents or running away.
Clockwerk
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 51% pickrate: 7%)Terrorblade
* Conjure Image and Reflection illusions may give Clockwerk a hard time to find an angle for Hookshot.
* A trapped Terrorblade can turn the tables with Sunder, leaving Clockwerk nowhere to run.
Phoenix
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 51% pickrate: 10%)Oracle
* Phoenix does significant magic damage over time which can either be dispelled or negated by Fate's Edict.
* Since Phoenix sacrifices some of his health to cast abilities it makes him very vulnerable to Oracle's burst potential
Dark Willow
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 52% pickrate: 6%)Oracle
* Fortune's End can easily dispel 
Cursed Crown before it times out and stuns. He can also save a stunned ally with False Promise.
* Fate's Edict can easily negate 
Bedlam's over-time damage, since the spell provides no form of control. Similarly, he can also negate the magic burst from 
Shadow Realm.
* Fortune's End can dispel the fear effect from 
Terrorize, and it can remove the root from 
Bramble Maze if you're quick enough. Be mindful that Fortune's End only dispels your allies' debuffs on the primary target.
Additional:
* Fortune's End not being disjointable is almost an ensured disable if Dark Willow tries to escape with Shadow Realm. Dispels Cursed Crown and Terrorize.
* Fate's Edict negates all her magic damage in case she catches a single hero.
* False Promise's strong dispel removes Dark Willow's disables.
Ogre Magi
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 52% pickrate: 16%)Oracle
* Fate's Edict gives full immunity from Ogre Magi's mostly magical damage.
* Fortune's End can dispel Ignite (when used on allies) and Bloodlust (when used on enemies).
* False Promise can dispel Ignite and Fireblast.
Beastmaster
[wiki] rating: -1.0 (winrate: 55% pickrate: 4%)Oracle
* False Promise effectively nullifies Primal Roar's single-target initiation on allies.
* Purifying Flames kills Beastmaster's Hawk instantly and Boar with two casts.
Doom
[wiki] rating: -0.6 (winrate: 44% pickrate: 3%)Oracle
* Supports with useful teamfight or contribution spells will be helpless against Doom: Dazzle, Oracle, 
Warlock.
Oracle
* Heroes with the ability to heal allies, or those with good defensive abilities: (
Chen, Dazzle, 
Io, Oracle, Omniknight, 
Witch Doctor, Winter Wyvern, (Abaddon, etc.
Terrorblade
* Terrorblade can use Sunder to save his allies who are Doomed.
Tiny
[wiki] rating: -0.6 (winrate: 45% pickrate: 7%)Terrorblade
* Heroes with high base damage (Morphling, Tiny, Drow Ranger), heroes with mana burning abilities (Anti-Mage), and Diffusal Blade users (Juggernaut or Riki) will suffer from Reflection's illusions.
Medusa
[wiki] rating: -0.6 (winrate: 45% pickrate: 2%)Terrorblade
* Heroes that build Diffusal Blade or can fit it well into their item build will also make Medusa much less tanky: Riki, Naga Siren, Terrorblade, Juggernaut, 
Spectre, Slark,Drow Ranger.
Magnus
[wiki] rating: -0.6 (winrate: 45% pickrate: 6%)Oracle
* Any hero who can counter-initiate in anticipation without getting caught in Reverse Polarity: Sven, Omniknight, Enigma, Luna, Naga Siren, 
Mars, 
Jakiro, Venomancer, Elder Titan, Faceless Void, 
Rubick, Keeper of the Light, Pugna, Invoker, Spectre, Alchemist, 
Treant Protector, Lina, Oracle, Zeus, 
Shadow Shaman, 
Phoenix, Razor, 
Huskar, 
Batrider, 
Kunkka, 
Tidehunter, 
Wraith King, 
Sand King.
Chen
[wiki] rating: -0.6 (winrate: 48% pickrate: 0%)Terrorblade
* Illusion and heroes with summons are difficult to kill with Chen's single-target offensive spells: Terrorblade, Phantom Lancer, Chaos Knight, Broodmother, Naga Siren, Lycan, Visage. However, Chen can convert enemy summons with Holy Persuasion, as long as they don't bunch up.
Undying
[wiki] rating: -0.6 (winrate: 49% pickrate: 7%)Terrorblade
* Terrorblade can destroy Tombstone with his Conjure Image and Metamorphosis.
Huskar
[wiki] rating: -0.6 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 2%)Terrorblade
* Sunder can prevent Terrorblade's or an ally's death by swapping health, making damage-over-time spells inefficient. Heroes that rely on damage-over-time abilities like Venomancer and Huskar will have a hard time against Sunder.
Crystal Maiden
[wiki] rating: -0.6 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 14%)Oracle
* Heroes with little health or magic resistance are easily picked off with Oracle's magic burst, such as Skywrath Mage, Crystal Maiden, or Enchantress.
Mirana
[wiki] rating: -0.6 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 16%)Oracle
* Heroes that can protect or dispel stunned allies such as Legion Commander, Outworld Destroyer, Shadow Demon and Oracle can reduce the effectiveness of Sacred Arrow.
Bane
[wiki] rating: -0.6 (winrate: 52% pickrate: 5%)Terrorblade
* Low-health, normally mobile carries with a lot of damage are vulnerable to Bane's nukes and disables: Anti-Mage, Clinkz, Drow Ranger, Faceless Void, 
Gyrocopter, Juggernaut, Luna, 
Meepo, 
Mirana, 
Monkey King, Morphling, Phantom Assassin, Phantom Lancer, Riki, 
Shadow Fiend, Slark, Sniper, Terrorblade, Troll Warlord, Weaver.
Oracle
* Heroes with dispels can dispel Bane's disables from their allies: Oracle, Legion Commander, Omniknight
Terrorblade
* Heroes with illusions and summons can swarm Bane, who has no area abilities: Broodmother, Chaos Knight, Nature's Prophet, Phantom Lancer, Terrorblade
Additional:
* 
Nightmare can easily cleared by Terrorblade's spammable illusions.
* Almost all of 
Bane's damage revolves exclusively around single-target effects. Terrorblade can almost always get a Sunder off.
Bounty Hunter
[wiki] rating: -0.6 (winrate: 53% pickrate: 9%)Oracle
* Oracle with Fortune's End and False Promise
* Heroes that can remove the Track debuff with their skills:
* Abaddon with 
Aphotic Shield and 
Borrowed Time
* Huskar with 
Life Break
* Juggernaut with 
Blade Fury
* Legion Commander with Press the Attack
* 
Lifestealer with 
Rage and 
Infest
* Naga Siren with 
Mirror Image
* Omniknight with 
Heavenly Grace
* Oracle with Fortune's End and False Promise
* Phantom Lancer with 
Doppelganger
* Slark with 
Dark Pact
* 
Ursa with Enrage
* Weaver with 
Time Lapse
* Tidehunter with 
Kraken Shell when damage received reaches the threshold.
Juggernaut
[wiki] rating: -0.6 (winrate: 53% pickrate: 19%)Terrorblade
* Heroes, whose core item builds includes Monkey King Bar: Faceless Void, Windranger, Weaver, Juggernaut.
Terrorblade
* Illusion-based heroes are effective against Omnislash and Juggernaut's single-targeted damage: Naga Siren, Chaos Knight, Terrorblade,Phantom Lancer.
Oracle
* Heroes with abilities that can save are also effective such as Shadow Demon, Dazzle, Oracle, Bane, Pugna, 
Tusk, Winter Wyvern, Io, 
Underlord, Treant Protector and Keeper of the Light.
Riki
[wiki] rating: -0.6 (winrate: 53% pickrate: 12%)Terrorblade
* Heroes with high base damage (Morphling, Tiny, Drow Ranger), heroes with mana burning abilities (Anti-Mage), and Diffusal Blade users (Juggernaut or Riki) will suffer from Reflection's illusions.
Anti-Mage
[wiki] rating: -0.4 (winrate: 48% pickrate: 14%)Oracle
* Anti-Mage can withstand magical burst damage much better than other carries, making him effective against nukers: 
Lich, 
Necrophos, Oracle, and 
Leshrac.
Additional:
* Oracle has minimal damage potential against Anti-Mage due to 
Counterspell, and may even have some ability damage reflected at himself.
* Anti-Mage can easily overwhelm Oracle with 
Mana Break and 
Mana Void.
* 
Blink allows Anti-Mage to easily chase and take advantage of Oracle's low mobility.
Terrorblade
* Terrorblade with Manta Style and Conjure Image illusions overwhelms Anti Mage.
* Reflection turns Mana Break against Anti-Mage draining his mana making it useful in fights.
* Terrorblade's low mana pool makes him a poor target for Mana Void.
Additional:
* Reflection's illusion carries Mana Break as well, making it useful in fights.
Troll Warlord
[wiki] rating: -0.4 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 10%)Terrorblade
* Heroes that rely on right-clicks will find that their attacks will miss a lot, due to Whirling Axes (Melee)'s miss chance. Such heroes include Phantom Assassin, Terrorblade, and Morphling.
Oracle
* Fate's Edict can disarm Troll, rendering him useless in a teamfight, especially if he has already used Battle Trance.
* Fortune's End and Purifying Flames can provide ample magic damage to help burst down Troll Warlord quickly in the early to mid game.
* False Promise can save an ally from Troll Warlord's initiation, forcing him to switch targets and lose his Fervor stacks, or waste time during Battle Trance.
Pugna
[wiki] rating: -0.4 (winrate: 51% pickrate: 4%)Terrorblade
* Since Life drain takes out illusions instantly, Pugna with a scepter is decent versus plenty of illusion heroes, most notably Naga Siren and Terrorblade and the aforementioned Chaos Knight. Phantom Lancer is an exception.
Oracle
* Most of Pugna's damage is magical, which can get blocked by Fate's Edict's 100% magic resistance.
* Oracle has two abilities that apply a dispel, which can easily remove Decrepify on his ally or Oracle.
* Oracle has a very long Attack Range and a very low Base Attack Time, which enables him to take down Nether Ward swiftly from long distance.
Keeper of the Light
[wiki] rating: 0.0 (winrate: 44% pickrate: 5%)Terrorblade
* Heroes that can stall pushes: Invoker, Keeper of the Light, Lina, Luna.
Oracle
* Heroes with dispels: Legion Commander, Oracle, Slark
Enchantress
[wiki] rating: 0.0 (winrate: 46% pickrate: 1%)Terrorblade
* Heroes that can dominate his illusions or create their own illusions of him: Dark Seer, Morphling, Enchantress, Shadow Demon.
Oracle
* Heroes with little health or magic resistance are easily picked off with Oracle's magic burst, such as Skywrath Mage, Crystal Maiden, or Enchantress.
Ember Spirit
[wiki] rating: 0.0 (winrate: 46% pickrate: 9%)Terrorblade
* Ember Spirit can deal devastating damage to illusion heroes like Terrorblade with Sleight of Fist. Terrorblade also has no way of preventing Ember Spirit from getting Activate Fire Remnant off. Additionally, Ember Spirit's ability to fight from long range as well as his wide skill set won't give many opportunities for Terrorblade to get Sunder off.
Additional:
* Ember Spirit can deal devastating damage to Terrorblade and his illusions with 
Sleight of Fist.
* Terrorblade has no disable to lock down Ember Spirit and prevent him from escaping with 
Fire Remnant. In addition, he doesn't like purchasing disabling items, which are the only solutions to deal with Ember Spirit.
Oracle
* Oracle can shut down both of Ember's early game abilities. Fortune's End can dispel 
Flame Guard on Ember Spirit and 
Searing Chains on allies.
* When Ember Spirit is affected by Fortune's End, his Fire Remnants move at 0 movement speed.
* Disarming him with Fate's Edict does affect Ember's Sleight of Fist ability, possibly making him useless for a few seconds in the late game without a dispel or spell immunity. This is especially good if he has a rapier or two. However, positioning for this is difficult when Ember plays far back.
Spectre
[wiki] rating: 0.0 (winrate: 46% pickrate: 6%)Oracle
* Oracle's burst damage is ineffective against 
Dispersion.
* Disarm provided by Fate's Edict is not as significant debilitation for Spectre as it might be for other carries since She can do damage even without landing attacks.
Terrorblade
* If Terrorblade's health gets low enough, Terrorblade's Sunder can be used to completely deplete Spectre's health pool without any consequences from Dispersion.
* Terrorblade is one of the few late game heroes that can stand toe to toe and man fight Spectre. Not all is lost if the game goes late when Terrorblade is on your team against Spectre.
Necrophos
[wiki] rating: 0.0 (winrate: 49% pickrate: 4%)Terrorblade
* 
Reaper's Scythe can kill Terrorblade quickly before he has chance to use Sunder.
* 
Ghost Shroud protects Necrophos against Terrorblade's high attack damage.
Oracle
* Fortune's End can dispel Ghost Shroud, rending Necrophos vulnerable to physical damage. Also it's worth noting that Necrophos takes additional magic damage when in Ethereal state, which makes Purifying Flames a powerful nuke against him.
* Fate's Edict fully negates the damage from Reaper's Scythe, which its own delayed animation makes it relatively easy to predict and nullify.
Additional:
* During the laning stage, Oracle's Purifying Flames nullifies any damage that Heartstopper Aura might inflict.
* Fate's Edict and False Promise can protect an ally from Reaper's Scythe.
* Oracle can dispel Ghost Shroud with Fortune's End.
Silencer
[wiki] rating: 0.0 (winrate: 49% pickrate: 8%)Oracle
* Oracle's reliance on spamming his spells can be easily hindered by Silencer's Arcane Curse.
* Last Word and Global Silence negates Oracle's attempt to save his allies with his spells.
* Fate's Edict is useless against Glaives of Wisdom's pure damage.
Oracle
* Fortune's End can nullify 
Arcane Curse, Last Word, and 
Global Silence, if cast at the right time with the right targets.
* Fate's Edict can prevent Silencer from attacking, which he relies on with 
Glaives of Wisdom, for a lot of his damage.
Luna
[wiki] rating: 0.0 (winrate: 49% pickrate: 4%)Terrorblade
* Heroes that can stall pushes: Invoker, Keeper of the Light, Lina, Luna.
Terrorblade
* Heroes that create illusions (such as Spectre, Shadow Demon, Phantom Lancer, Naga Siren, Chaos Knight, Terrorblade) or bring other units into the fight (such as Nature's Prophet, 
Lone Druid, Chen, Enchantress and the aforementioned Meepo and Arc Warden) can cause Eclipse to strike the illusions/summons unintentionally. (However, in many cases Moon Glaives can resolve this issue and eliminate them before activating Eclipse).
Templar Assassin
[wiki] rating: 0.0 (winrate: 50% pickrate: 5%)Oracle
* Because Oracle uses few, powerful instances of damage to kill enemies, Templar Assassin's 
Refraction and Visage's 
Gravekeeper's Cloak can absorb his burst damage.
Terrorblade
* Terrorblade is one of the strongest carries in the late game, due to his resilience against physical damage, which can be a problem for almost every strong burst physical damage carries, such as Phantom Assassin and Templar Assassin.
Visage
[wiki] rating: 0.0 (winrate: 51% pickrate: 2%)Oracle
* Because Oracle uses few, powerful instances of damage to kill enemies, Templar Assassin's Refraction and Visage's Gravekeeper's Cloak can absorb his burst damage.
Terrorblade
* Heroes that can overwhelm Visage by sheer number like Chaos Knight, Meepo, Terrorblade and Phantom Lancer.
Dark Seer
[wiki] rating: 0.0 (winrate: 51% pickrate: 3%)Terrorblade
* Dark Seer's 
Vacuum and 
Ion Shell allows him to clear a wave of Terrorblade's illusions.
* 
Wall of Replica can create stronger illusions of Terrorblade.
* If Dark Seer can use Vacuum to help teammates land their AoE skills, Terrorblade will be quickly killed before he even gets a chance to use Sunder.
Additional:
* Dark Seer's Vacuum and Ion Shell allows him to clear the wave of Terrorblade's illusions.
* Wall of Replica can create stronger illusions of Terrorblade.
* If Dark Seer can use Vacuum to help teammates land their AoE skills, Terrorblade will be quickly killed before he even gets a chance to use Sunder.
Oracle
* Fortune's End can dispel Ion Shell, which cripples Dark Seer economy since it's his most efficient tool for farming.
* Fortune's End can dispel 
Surge, effectively slowing his movement speed making him vulnerable to ganks or skirmishes.
Additional:
* Fortune's End dispels Ion Shell and Surge, making any gank attempt on Dark Seer in the laning phase likely to succeed.
* Fate's Edict prevents all magical damage that comes from Dark Seer's abilities.
* Fortune's End dispels Ion Shell on creeps, which Dark Seer relies on to farm and zone.
Night Stalker
[wiki] rating: 0.0 (winrate: 53% pickrate: 5%)Oracle
* Heroes with long disables, like Lion, Night Stalker, or Legion Commander, can prevent Oracle from using spells or items.
Terrorblade
* Heroes with illusions and summons can manfight Night Stalker: Terrorblade, 
Beastmaster, Broodmother.
Terrorblade
* Terrorblade's low base health and lack of mobility make him an easy target for Axe to initiate on, and kill.
Berserker's Call and 
Counter Helix together can be devastating to Terrorblade, especially if Terrorblade has a lot of illusions. Their high attack speed will trigger Counter Helix a lot, and the pure damage will quickly slice through Terrorblade's low health and kill his illusions. 
Culling Blade finishes off Terrorblade before he has the chance to Sunder due to his low health in the early to mid game.
* Counter Helix will trigger from, and destroy many of Terrorblade illusions.
Additional:
*
*
Oracle
* False Promise will not save an ally from
Culling Blade if their health is low enough.
* Fate's Edict, offensively or defensively, does little to protect Oracle's allies from the majority of Axe's damage.