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{{Mage/Spell
|Name=False Signature
|Source =Adamantine Arrow Sourcebook
|Pages = p. 184
|Prime = 3
|AA = Feint
}}
The mage combines Prime 2 into her spell to alter the mystical appearance of the spell. The ability to
change the signature of a spell, making it appear to originate from a different Arcanum, can give the caster
a psychological edge during magical combat. A Forces rote cast with the arcane signature of Time can make
an opponent second guess the mage’s abilities and can act as a foil to countermagic (see p. 122 of '''Mage: The Awakening''').
* Practice: [[Spell Practice::Weaving]]
* [[Action]]: [[Action::Instant]]
* [[Duration]]: Lasting
* '''Aspect:''' [[Spell Aspect::Covert]]
* Cost: 1 [[Cost::Mana]]

Mages using Mage Sight are allowed a reflexive [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Occult Skill|Occult]] roll to notice the true nature of a spell’s
Arcanum. Targets suffer a –1 penalty to this roll per point of Potency of the altered spell.

[[Adamantine Arrow]] Rote: Feint
* Dice Pool: [[Pool::Wits]] + [[Pool::Subterfuge Skill]] + [[Pool::Prime]]

Many mages have been wrong-footed by an Arrow through use of this spell. Some mages, anticipating
a direct attack, see what they expect to see and are surprised when a Forces spell has a more subtle effect.
Use of this rote can also conceal order-specific mystical secrets. It’s hard to copy a rote when a mage can’t be
sure about the Arcanum involved.

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