| Sanctuary | |||||||||||
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| Japanese Name(s) |
サンクチュアリ | ||||||||||
| Effects | None | ||||||||||
| Events | None | ||||||||||
| Notable NPCs | None | ||||||||||
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| Connecting Areas | Rock WorldGentle SeaSilver Mansion ✨ ➡️ 🍀 | ||||||||||
| BGM | 送波_byやわらか | ||||||||||
| Map ID | 1417, 1418, 1419 | ||||||||||
| Version Added | 0.115a | ||||||||||
| Author | Nantai | ||||||||||
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[[Category:Nantai]] The Sanctuary is a peaceful area accessible from Rock World by interacting with the green creature.
Features
The main part of this world is a stripe of grassland, bound by bodies of water on each side. The central area consists of a flowerbed lined by rows of bushes. This part is inhabited by singing hearts and white blobs with gaping mouths. The water areas are home to fish-like creatures with suspended hearts in their mouths.
To the South is an orchard of apple trees, blocked by a wooden fence.
On the northern part of the grassland, there are two white buildings, each with a ladder. The western one leads to vending machines and a humanoid NPC with a heart for a head. The eastern one leads to an entrance into a building with a long corridor which takes you to the Gentle Sea. In the middle of the corridor, there is a locked door with a red light above it. There is a 17.65% chance, determined upon sleeping, that the door would be open, leading to what appears to be a control room, inhabited by a humanoid NPC similar to the one outside of the building. Interacting with the poster with the Penguin effect equipped on the upper-right portion will take you to Silver Mansion.
True to its name, the Wolf, Chainsaw, Eyeball Bomb and Marginal effects cannot be equipped in this area, making Urotsuki immediately unequip them.
Directions
Nexus → Rock World → Sanctuary
Trivia
- The vending machines in this world only sell bottled green tea.
- The white blob creatures somewhat resemble Yume Nikki's Mouth Monsters.
