Public archive // Clearance level: plausible
Creatures, impossible disciplines, rival authorities, disputed places and people history filed under somebody else's name.
Sanctuary Repository // Public access
Search a growing public index of creatures, Faith disciplines, institutions, places and people drawn from the Sanctuary Core Rulebook. Full records remain considerably less safe.
23 records cleared for public inspection.
Creature // Threshold risk
A person-shaped absence generated by unresolved contracts. It cannot cross a threshold uninvited, but an invoice opened inside counts as permission.
Secure the paperwork before securing the doors. A folded invoice remains operationally significant beneath a fruit bowl.
Core Rulebook // Expanded Bestiary // Entry 02 of 25
Creature // Corporate fauna
A FambeuCo security organism engineered to issue warnings in a reassuring voice immediately before attacking.
The tone remains helpful even when the intent is not. Complaint numbers should be prepared legibly and without hopeful punctuation.
Core Rulebook // Expanded Bestiary // Entry 04 of 25
Creature // Pre-Fall machine
A battlefield machine that continues searching for a military unit that never returned.
It searches rather than hunts and inspects memorials with the attention of an officer checking catering invoices.
Core Rulebook // Expanded Bestiary // Entry 07 of 25
Creature // Devotional construct
A Dantantian construct made from prayers, receipts and discarded skin. It appears fragile, then folds around attacks.
Secure loose confessions. The construct treats murder and unauthorised use of the good stationery with equal solemnity.
Core Rulebook // Expanded Bestiary // Entry 08 of 25
Creature // Informational hazard
A cloud of black insects that consumes words from signs, books and memory, leaving facts temporarily unnamed.
Photograph signs before entry. Swarm activity often reveals itself when arrows survive beside entirely blank destinations.
Core Rulebook // Expanded Bestiary // Entry 09 of 25
Creature // Manufactured person
A manufactured worker whose factory closed before assigning it a role. Hundreds of abandoned professional routines remain inside.
Its competencies change without warning, but the search for work is genuine. Avoid the phrase "transferable skills".
Core Rulebook // Expanded Bestiary // Entry 11 of 25
Creature // Climate compliance
A floating bundle of instruments and robes that records local weather and penalises unauthorised climate.
Check the posted forecast before discussing present conditions. Rain arriving without paperwork is treated as a compliance failure.
Core Rulebook // Expanded Bestiary // Entry 12 of 25
Creature // Reality audit
Identical officials who appear after events reality failed to record. They interview witnesses, measure contradictions and remove unstable evidence.
Their interviews remain courteous while "unstable evidence" expands to include the person answering.
Core Rulebook // Expanded Bestiary // Entry 15 of 25
Creature // Authorised force
A heavy humanoid made from seals, stamps and compressed forms. Every movement is authorised somewhere on its body.
Its strength is considerable, but the embedded documents may reveal what it has permission to do next.
Core Rulebook // Expanded Bestiary // Entry 21 of 25
Creature // Faith parasite
A hand-sized insect attracted to active Faith. Alone it is harmless; swarms drain sustained powers and glow with borrowed effects.
A single moth is an indicator. A glowing swarm means somebody's impossible effect is being consumed.
Core Rulebook // Expanded Bestiary // Entry 25 of 25
Phenomenon // Controlled belief
A finite reserve used to produce impossible effects. Pushing beyond that reserve creates Exposure, backlash and consequences that remain interested.
Sanctuary variously classifies Faith as divine gift, measurable energy field and taxable benefit.
Core Rulebook // Chapter 8: Faith, Powers and Exposure
Faith discipline // Environment
The manipulation of heat, electricity, gravity, atmosphere, water and large-scale energy.
The weather is not obliged to cooperate, but it may be persuaded to complete the correct form.
Core Rulebook // Chapter 8 // Faith discipline 01
Faith discipline // Living form
The manipulation of blood, nerves, muscle, bone, memory and living form.
The distinction between healing and redesign is generally established after the invoice arrives.
Core Rulebook // Chapter 8 // Faith discipline 02
Faith discipline // Machines
The manipulation of machines, magnetism, cybernetics, fabrication and artificial systems.
Whether the machine agreed is a legal question and therefore unlikely to be answered by the machine.
Core Rulebook // Chapter 8 // Faith discipline 03
Institution // Charitable power
A globally influential charitable organisation that operates the Hunter Corps and protects civilisation from unauthorised alternatives.
Its independence is funded by donations, ancient technology and a flexible understanding of supervision.
Core Rulebook // Chapter 13: Sanctuary
Institution // Armed mandate
Sanctuary's professional military arm, sent when reassurance, negotiation and institutional patience have all failed.
A surviving Hunter is considered a professional, a witness and an unexpectedly reusable training resource.
Core Rulebook // Chapter 14: The Hunter Corps
Institution // Rival jurisdiction
A militaristic coalition of autocratic ruling houses controlling much of the western continent and opposing the Woblonian uprising.
The Frontier calls Sanctuary imperialist. Sanctuary objects mainly to the unauthorised terminology.
Core Rulebook // Chapter 15: The United Western Frontier
Institution // Splinter faith
A Dantantian splinter faith teaching that creation was purchased and the universe remains under service agreement.
It heals machines, invoices miracles and continues searching for the original receipt.
Core Rulebook // Chapter 16: Other Powers and Settlements
Institution // Identity market
Traders who buy, sell and conceal identities, legal deaths and inherited obligations.
Their greatest vault contains people nobody is currently permitted to remember.
Core Rulebook // Chapter 16: Other Powers and Settlements
Institution // Civic intelligence
A network of sentient buildings, vehicles and civic systems seeking recognition as both places and people.
They communicate through utility bills and sudden changes in room layout.
Core Rulebook // Chapter 16: Other Powers and Settlements
Place // Global strongholds
Three-kilometre bastions positioned at the world's six focal points, each built around a Wellspring and ancient self-repairing material.
They are fortresses, research centres and very tall reminders that charitable status does not preclude nuclear deflection fields.
Core Rulebook // Chapter 13: Sanctuary
Place // Cooperative ecology
Settlements built on cooperative degenerate ecologies. Sanctuary calls them contaminated; the UWF calls them useful.
The inhabitants call both organisations visitors.
Core Rulebook // Chapter 16: Other Powers and Settlements
Person // Founding record
The name history gives to the citadel security chief who created the Hunter Corps during Sanctuary's earliest post-Fall crisis.
His true name was lost to corrosion, leaving the title, the mandate and a military institution that outlived its emergency.
Core Rulebook // Chapter 14: The Hunter Corps
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