False Resonance

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NameFalse Resonance
TypeAction modifier
Description[chi] Cancel a reaction card requiring Auspex [aus] or Dementation [dem] as it is played, and its cost is not paid. [CHI] +1 stealth, and once this action, this vampire can burn 1 blood to use the [chi] effect above.
ArtistAlexander Dunnigan
SetPrint on Demand #100697
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ArtistsAlexander Dunnigan
Krcg Id100697
Blood Cost1
Disciplineschi
Legal Since2007-09-26
Source Hasha30c128649e2c0b2fedf9302ef60f5572f3103eb
Printed NameFalse Resonance
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About False Resonance

False Resonance, Action modifier, designed by Alexander Dunnigan first released in September 2007 in the set Lords of the Night and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.

False Resonance best fits a Chimerstry/Ravnos stealth-action deck—particularly a bleed or toolbox deck that regularly faces Auspex or Dementation, since it can both increase stealth at superior Chimerstry and cancel reaction cards such as bounce or intercept effects without making the opponent pay. However, it is highly metagame-dependent: against decks without those disciplines it is merely an expensive +1 stealth modifier, and cards such as Lost in Crowds or Forgotten Labyrinth are generally better when you only need reliable stealth, while there is no broadly superior replacement for its specific reaction-canceling effect. It should see play as a small number of copies in a Chimerstry deck expecting Auspex/Dementation-heavy tables, but it is not an automatic inclusion and should usually be omitted from generic stealth builds or unfocused decks.

Rules

10/08/2026

If a limited effect is canceled (bleed, additional strike), then the limit is not triggered and another limited effect can be used. [LSJ 20030224]

10/08/2026

The burn blood effect is not reduced by effects that reduce the cost of the card (eg. {Adana de Sforza}). [ANK 20210226]

10/08/2026

The canceled card has still been played. The same reaction or modifier cannot be played again by the same minion. Any card which text prohibits to play more than once cannot be played again. [ANK 20190104] [RBK cancel-a-card] [LSJ 19980212]

10/08/2026

[CHI] Cannot be used to get stealth then cancel the [aus] card that provided intercept to the blocking minion. [ANK 20180201]

10/08/2026

Cards are not replaced during the "as played" window. The cancelation must be played immediately: no other effects can be used, except for wakes (eg. neither {The Barrens} nor {Dreams of the Sphinx} can be used). [LSJ 20061207] [RBK playing-a-card] [LSJ 20061013]

10/08/2026

If the canceled card had a "do not replace until" clause (or alternate replacement like {Steely Tenacity}), that clause is canceled as well and the card is replaced normally. [LSJ 20080630] [LSJ 20011023]

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Frequently asked questions about False Resonance

What type of card is False Resonance?

False Resonance is a Action modifier card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.

What is the effect of False Resonance?

[chi] Cancel a reaction card requiring Auspex [aus] or Dementation [dem] as it is played, and its cost is not paid. [CHI] +1 stealth, and once this action, this vampire can burn 1 blood to use the [chi] effect above.

What is the original set of False Resonance?

False Resonance was first released in the set Lords of the Night, illustrated by Alexander Dunnigan.

What is the legality of False Resonance?

Legality depends on the tournament format -- False Resonance can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.