Shadowdancer 

although a gorgeous line, manufactured holds keep this one from being 4 stars...

I'm curious what others have to say, but I've done this route a couple of times, and I never noticed any manufactured holds. The chipped holds I've noticed at Cochiti are all really obvious (new Age Nightmare, Olympian Wall rtes). If any of the holds on this are chipped, the chipper did an excellent job of disguising their work.

I agree that many of the pockets at Cochiti seem "too good to be true". However, a lot of the easier routes here also have these "too good to be true" pockets. I think its doubtful somebody would put in the effort to chip and artfully disguise their handywork on a 2 star 5.10. So if the easier routes have these unbelievable-but-probably-natural-holds, why can't some of the hard routes have them too?

This route is not manufactured.

Chipped holds are easy to spot, especially in dark rock like that. Furthermore, chipped holds aren't sharp like those on Shadowdancer.

Definitely awesome face and arete moves on cool rock! Dreamscape is a cool crack line, too, with a brief and bouldery start...An even better (maybe the best) finger crack for the area is Let It Bleed, which is a tad harder and more sustained. I don't even know if it is at all accessible anymore. It was sketchy when I did it 12 years ago. Oh yeah...Fainting Imam is hard and trad and good too!

my favorite route at cochiti. definitely not chipped! (and i should know...)
just to the right, in the slab, is "terminal ferocity" 11d and super fun.

An amazing line and it actually has holds, most of which are pretty good by cochiti standards. Seems like the lower traverse is the more difficult and more classic way of doing the route. I thought the moves on the arete between the first and second bolt were some of the harder moves on the route.

Interestingly I dug a bullet out of the rock just below the anchors. I guess someone thought the anchors made good target practice.