What Not to Pair with Divine Intervention

Avoid Divine Intervention + Can't Touch This: Avoid this pairing because both augments provide invulnerability, creating significant overlap. Divine Intervention grants 2.5 seconds of invulnerability on a 35 second cooldown, while Can't Touch This grants 2 seconds on an 8 second cooldown tied to ultimate casts. The effects are redundant and you waste a slot on overlapping defensive power that could be spent on damage or utility. Avoid Divine Intervention + Back to Basics: Avoid this pairing because Back to Basics permanently seals your ultimate ability, which severely conflicts with Divine Intervention's teamfight-oriented invulnerability pattern. Divine Intervention works best when you can contribute damage and abilities during the 2.5 second descent window, but losing your ultimate removes a major tool for capitalizing on that protection. Avoid Divine Intervention + Glass Cannon: Avoid this pairing because Glass Cannon caps your health at 70% maximum health and prevents any healing or health increases beyond that threshold. Divine Intervention provides powerful team invulnerability, but Glass Cannon's extreme fragility makes you much more likely to die before the 2.5 second descent completes, wasting the protective effect entirely. Avoid Divine Intervention + Vampirism: Avoid this pairing because Vampirism sets your health regeneration to 0 and prevents healing from allies. Divine Intervention is a defensive team utility augment that works best when you can survive the 2.5 second descent window. Vampirism's restrictions on healing make you more vulnerable during that critical channel time when enemies can focus you.