Here's exactly what happens when it's your turn.

Before your turn opens, I text you a heads up.

Nothing to do yet.

It's so the real text never lands in the middle of a busy day with no warning.

A text lands with a private link.

That link holds a spot for you, and only you, for 24 hours.

Nobody else can use it while it's open.

You tap it, pick a size and check out.

It takes a few minutes.

If you played the Character Quest, I already have your blueprint, so there's nothing to write.

The Quest takes five minutes if you haven't played it, and your character comes out the other side as a blueprint.

The names tell you how much of your character is in the frame.

Half Body is $99, or four payments of $24.75.

Thigh Up is $139, or four payments of $34.75.

Full Body is $199, or four payments of $49.75.

Here's how I'd think about the price.

If your campaign runs a year of weekly sessions, Thigh Up comes to less than three dollars a session.

And the portrait keeps going long after the campaign ends.

If you're torn between two sizes, pick the one you'd be happiest looking at a year from now.

About two weeks after your turn, your painting lands.

That's the day the placeholder retires.

It goes on your VTT and in your Discord, and the table finally sees who you've been playing.

In the Hall of Heroes, it can wear a FramedFantasy badge.

And years from now, it's still the picture you keep.

Life happens.

If the day turns out to be a bad one, let the link close.

That's fine by me.

That's everything.

If you're already in line, you're set, and the link comes to you on the day.

Joining takes your phone number and doesn't order anything.