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Open with someone you actually know

Five of the six tiles are just exact matches, so your first guess is mostly a probe. Pick someone whose rarity, element, and weapon you can rattle off without thinking.

Chase the tiles that are still wrong

Once a few tiles go green, your next guess should differ on the ones that didn't. The Version arrows are your best friend, they slice the roster by release window in one go.

Don't forget the Rover rule

Rover's Attribute is Multiple, so throwing Rover at a Spectro, Havoc, or Aero answer gets you a yellow on the Attribute tile. Handy early probe if you've got a hunch about one of those.

Hints aren't free

Hints unlock after 2 and 3 wrong guesses and reveal one random unsolved attribute, but each one eats a slot out of your 5. Only grab one if it saves you more guesses than it costs.

Look at the material and colors first

At 6x it's mostly texture. Rectifier plates, broadblade edges, and pistol grips all look different even in a tight crop, and one guess of chips confirms or kills your type theory.

The chips beat the pixels

The version arrow cuts the pool by release window, and the acquisition chip splits limited convene weapons from the standard pool. Two misses with a good spread of chips usually gets you down to two or three suspects.

Hard mode hides color, not shape

Grayscale is on by default and kills the color read, which is the biggest single clue on a bunch of signature weapons. Flipping it off between guesses is free, but guessing with it off drops your hard mode credit for the round.

Look at the edges, not the middle

The crop starts off the face on purpose, so your first frame is usually a hand, a bit of a weapon, some hair, or background. Work out the material and colors before you try to name anyone.

The weapon and outfit give it away

Convene art almost always shows the Resonator with their signature weapon and fit. A broadblade, floating rectifier plates, or one loud color scheme cuts the 5-star list down fast, even zoomed way in.

A cheap guess buys you a better look

Every miss zooms out a step, so a low-confidence guess isn't really wasted, it trades a slot for a clearer picture. If the tight crop is unreadable, just throw a plausible 5-star and read the next reveal.

It's 5-stars only

Only 5-stars with real convene art can be the answer, so the pool is way smaller than Classic. Don't bother with 4-stars or anyone who never got a solo banner.

Read the glyph first, then stop staring

Forte icons are stylized, so if you recognize it, great, name them and move on. If it means nothing to you, don't sink guesses forcing it. Switch to the tiles and play it like Classic.

The tiles are the real engine

It's the exact six-tile compare from Classic, so the same plan works: open with someone you know cold, then chase whatever tiles came back wrong. The Version arrows still slice the roster by patch in one go.

Whole roster, so 4-stars count

Every Resonator has a Forte, 4-star and 5-star, so the answer can be anyone (Rover aside, who's never the answer). Don't tunnel on 5-stars the way you would in Banner.

No hints, but a guess to spare

There's no hint button here, so you get six slots instead of Classic's five. If the glyph is a blank, spend one early as a wide probe. The extra slot is built for exactly that.

Read the line for personality first

Voice lines carry a Resonator's whole vibe: how formal they are, what they fixate on, who they mention. If the voice is unmistakable, name them and move on. If it's generic, don't force it, switch to the tiles.

The tiles are the real engine

It's the exact six-tile compare from Classic, so the same plan works: open with someone you know cold, then chase whatever tiles came back wrong. The Version arrows still slice the roster by patch in one go.

The category tag is a quiet clue

The label over the line tells you what kind of quote it is. Pair that with what's being said and you can often narrow it to a handful of Resonators before you spend a tile.

Audio is a late lifeline

There's no hint button, but after 3 wrong guesses a play button unlocks so you can hear the line in the Resonator's own voice, when the wiki has a clip. It's a struggling-player aid, not a first-guess crutch.