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ActI of IIISubjectThe art and the landScenesSix, all livePieces10,000, drawn once
No two alike.
I.The Art

Ten thousand portraits, every trait counted. Each one is also a plot of land on one hand-surveyed map. Six scenes, and every one answers back.

01
The museum labelNo.
    Rarity rank1,808 of 10,000
    02
    The one of onesPick one
      03
      Grow an estateTry it
      Pieces you hold3
      Every piece you hold is a plot. Side by side, they are your estate.
      04
      One householdTry it
      Two wallets, two small estates. Link them.
      05
      The twinNo.
      Solana
      Bitcoin
      06
      Mint a pieceTry it
      Minted so far6,984 of 10,000
      16 open in this window
      1
      you pay
      60,000 $OMEN
      + 0.0187 SOL for the fee and the account
      Up to 3 pieces a signature. The price was set by a holder vote.Go to the mint
      01The collection

      Every face, one of a kind.

      Ten thousand portraits built from 752 traits, and every trait is counted. Type any number and its labels pin themselves on, rarest last: that is what the collection says about itself, and anyone can check it.

      Pieces
      10,000, drawn once
      Traits
      752, across 12 layers
      Chain
      Solana, with a twin on Bitcoin
      How it works
      1. Every piece is a stack of traits: background, clothes, hair, face and more.
      2. Each trait carries the number of pieces that wear it.
      3. The rarer its traits, the higher a piece ranks, and the more it can do in the game.
      Where does the rank come from?From the trait counts alone. Nothing is invented and nothing is stored.Do rare pieces do more?In the Holdfast, yes: rarity becomes strength, and the rarest trait becomes the special move.
      02The one of ones

      Ten that exist once.

      Ten pieces carry a trait nobody else wears. Pick a name from the index and meet it.

      One of ones
      10 of 10,000
      Worn by
      Exactly one piece each
      03The land

      Each face is a plot.

      The whole collection sits on one hand-surveyed map. The pieces in your wallet sit side by side as your estate, named on the map, and it grows with every piece you add. Slide it and watch.

      Estates
      267 on the map today
      Lands
      Solana, Bitcoin, and the Holdfast
      How it works
      1. Open the Field: every piece has a fixed plot on the survey.
      2. Connect a wallet and your plots light up in gold as one estate.
      3. Name it. Buy more and it grows, sell and it shrinks.
      Why does land matter?Plots hold vaults, and estates are what vote, stake and fight in the Holdfast.
      04Households

      Many wallets, one house.

      Keep pieces in more than one wallet? Link them into one household and your estates join into one. Add a Bitcoin wallet too, and its ordinals come along.

      Links
      Solana and Bitcoin wallets
      Proof
      A signature from each wallet
      How it works
      1. Connect your main wallet and open your Profile in the Field.
      2. Add another wallet and sign with it, to prove it is yours.
      3. From then on, the map and the votes treat them as one.
      05The twin

      Every piece has a twin.

      The collection lives twice: on Solana, and as ordinals on Bitcoin, drawn on their own land beside the survey. Type a number and flip it.

      Bitcoin land
      10,000 ordinals, 782 estates
      Wallets
      Xverse, Unisat, OKX, Leather
      06The mint

      Some faces are still waiting.

      Not every piece has been claimed. Mint one in $OMEN or in SOL, up to three with one signature, at a price the holders voted for.

      Price
      60,000 $OMEN, or 0.1 SOL
      Plus
      0.015 SOL fee and the account rent
      Per signature
      Up to 3
      How it works
      1. Open the mint and connect a Solana wallet.
      2. Choose how many and how to pay.
      3. Sign once: the pieces land in your wallet and on your estate.
      Who set the price?Holders did, in a vote on 22 September that cut it from 100,000 to 60,000 $OMEN.
      Next · Act II

      Land that works.

      Enter the Utility