Keep the cast consistent.

Count only the sheets you need to create

The recorded editor observation showed 20 DreamCoins for each new character model sheet, with a maximum cast of three. One new sheet therefore accounted for 20, two for 40, and three for 60 DreamCoins at that observation. Existing sheets could be reused without another model-sheet charge.

If a two-character story uses one existing sheet and one new sheet, the known setup calculation is 1 × 20 = 20 DreamCoins. That says nothing about the cost of the pages you produce afterwards. A third character can also create more continuity decisions; use the role because the scene needs it, rather than because there is space in the limit.

A compact cast record

Role

What this person changes in the scene.

Visual anchors

A few stable clothing, hair or prop details.

State

Existing reusable sheet or a new setup.

Continuity

Which hand holds the prop, where it goes and what changes.

For our neutral example, the adult courier wears a plum coat and carries a square case. The adult station attendant has a brass name badge. These are original planning notes, not characters generated or tested in Comic Studio.

Make reuse useful

Keep a stable cast record between stories, then note scene-specific changes separately. A coat removed in panel two should be a deliberate event, not a forgotten detail. Reuse can avoid a new sheet setup, while the surrounding page and revision costs still need their own current information.

The service interface and coin charges can change. The 20-coin observation is dated 21 October 2026; check the confirmation you actually see. We have not established the price per page, per regeneration or per completed story.