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The Moonlit Gallery
Villagers drawn by hand.
Villagers drawn by hand by Alexandria Burroughs, each with her signed concept art. Bought with real money — never with Silver.
- Where
- The framed moon on the bar, beside the Stall
- You get
- A villager, her signed art, your own number
- Patrons
- A lower price, and a week early
- Pays
- On PayPal’s own page
- Press the framed moon on the bar: one villager at a time stands on a moonlit stage. Choose I, II or Both under it.
- Read what comes with it, the artist’s note and a small preview of her sketch. Pay on PayPal’s own page, with PayPal or by card.
- It’s yours: sit as them from your Profile, and download the signed art whenever you are signed in. Your number is in the game and in the file’s name.
- Give one to a friend, as a gift code, or let the village choose — the way a Charter is given.
The Moonlit Gallery. A small gallery of villagers drawn by hand by Alexandria Burroughs. Each comes with her signed concept art: a digital picture in high resolution, yours to download from the Gallery whenever you are signed in, on any device.
Your number. Each copy has its own number, in order, for as long as the Gallery is open: every buyer gets the next. It lives in the game and in the file’s name; the picture is the same for everyone.
Patrons. Holders of the Patron’s Charter pay a little less, and may buy for a week before everyone else. Buying both villagers together costs less than buying them one by one.
Gifts and refunds. A villager can be given to a friend by name, as a gift code (it waits in your letters), or to someone the village chooses. Refunds are on request within a fortnight; a refund takes back the villager and the download.
What it never does. It never touches the deal, a vote, a timer or Silver. A Gallery villager is a look on your stool, nothing more, and the village’s own villagers never wear one.