Figure Shop Simulator Mystic Maidens Epic Set

The Mystic Maidens Epic set arrived in the v0.8.0 update (25 June 2026) with store/storage expansions and entrance decorations. Members called out in Steam news: Mystic, Lunelle, Nyrielle, Akirae, Velora, Kitsura. This page is the merchandising brief for that drop.

What makes the set special

Epic figures are larger, need fitting printers and furniture, and often define late-game prestige aisles (Epic Figures, Epic Printer). Mystic Maidens expands that fantasy with a six-figure lineup collectors notice immediately.

Space and furniture first

v0.8 also expanded storage and store areas because Epic trays are bulky. Buy Warehouse Expansion room and Epic-capable shelves before queuing every Maiden at once. Entrance decor is optional flavor after logistics (Decorations and Paint).

Production plan

1. Confirm Epic printer capacity and filament buffers (Filament Guide).
2. Queue one Maiden at a time until trays exist for each name.
3. Stage warehouse proof stock for achievements (Master of Perfection).
4. Display the complete set contiguously on the shop floor for collection satisfaction (Complete Collections).
5. Automate Epic refills with the Printer Engineer when ready.

Pricing

Treat Maidens as prestige SKUs—markup bands from the Pricing Helper apply, but do not dump under market to feed online queues.

Catalog hygiene

When Maidens land, older sets still sell. Do not delete Christmas Pack, Plunder Crew, or Mecha Core coverage to make room; expand space instead (Figure Sets, Collection Sets).

Patch context

Read Patch Notes and Version History so pre-v0.8 videos do not omit these names.

Related

Figures Hub, Updates Hub, 1.0 Release Guide.

Takeaway

Learn the six names, fund the space, print proof trays, then show the full set together—partial Maidens look like unfinished promises.

Member-by-member merchandising notes

Treat the six names as a checklist on the wall: Mystic, Lunelle, Nyrielle, Akirae, Velora, Kitsura. Print in that order or any order you like—but do not mark the set “done” until all six have warehouse proof and shop presence. Partial sets confuse both customers and achievement logic (Master of Perfection).

Epic production realities

Epic jobs run long. Stage filament and clear tray destinations before starting a Maiden marathon. If you still babysit Epic filament, schedule the Printer Engineer unlock before promising yourself a fully automated Maiden wing (Automate Production).

Display storytelling

Place Maidens as a single gallery wall or island so collectors read them as one product family. Mixing them randomly among Mecha Core and Plunder Crew weakens the v0.8 fantasy even if every SKU exists somewhere in the building.

Cash and opportunity cost

Epic trays tie up cash and time. Keep commons and prior sets stocked so daily revenue survives the prestige project (Pricing Strategy). Disable online sales if orders would steal Maiden trays mid-project.

Post-1.0 maintenance

After 1.0 worker settings, raise shelf refill thresholds on the Maiden aisle so prestige displays rarely look sparse. Pair with end-of-day restock if mornings must impress (Worker Settings, 1.0 Release Guide).

Cross-links for set hunters

Use Collection Sets for the wider catalog, Epic Figures for Epic rules, and Updates Hub when future patches add even more names.\n\n## Collector weekend plan\n\nFriday: disable online sales and expand Epic stock shelves. Saturday: print three Maidens with full filament buffers. Sunday: print the remaining three, stage warehouse proof, build the gallery wall, retag, and re-enable online only if trays remain deep (Online Sales, Warehouse Expansion).\n

Collector weekend plan

Friday: disable online sales and expand Epic stock shelves. Saturday: print three Maidens with full filament buffers. Sunday: print the remaining three, stage warehouse proof, build the gallery wall, retag, and re-enable online only if trays remain deep (Online Sales, Warehouse Expansion).