Fasciculoventricular and nodoventricular pathways (FVP and NVP) are uncommon preexcitation variants that can be misleading during electrophysiology studies (EPSs), and differentiating them could be challenging.1–3 In this article, we describe 2 representative cases and then we present various electrophysiological features and phenomenon encountered in patients with these particular accessory pathways (APs).