Questlines
1,128 quests, cataloged across 46 zones and eras. This page is a preview of the shape of the world, not a walkthrough, no puzzle solutions, no spoilers on how a quest ends.
What a Questline Is
Every questline in Sanctum ties to a real place and a real thread of Scripture. Some are a single quest, an exile arrested at a wall, an altar built at Shechem. Others run for dozens of steps, the full Passion Week, the twelve apostles, the Ten Commandments given twice over. I built this list from the same source data the game reads, so what is below is what actually exists, not a pitch for what might get built later.
Zones and Eras
- Eden Chronicles (2 quests), the opening warning about the forbidden tree and the welcome into the garden itself.
- Eden Chronicles, Finale (1 quest), the Guardian's Commission, the arc's closing quest.
- The Fall (1 quest), the serpent's lie to Eve.
- The Watchers (3 quests), the corruption that spreads through Eden and Azazel's part in it.
- Unsorted (312 quests), the largest single bucket, still being sorted into zones. Crafting materials (bronze, myrrh, frankincense), individual apostle quests, and full narrative sequences for Acts, the Exodus, the Exile, the Nativity, the Passion, Pentecost, the Resurrection, and the wilderness wandering all live here for now.
- Academy (3 quests), an introduction to the scrolls, cataloging the library, and meeting the Reformers.
- Antioch (33 quests), Paul's letters from Romans to Jude, plus his missionary journeys step by step.
- Assisi (5 quests), five Catholic figures, Aquinas, Teresa of Avila, John of the Cross, Francis of Assisi, Ignatius of Loyola.
- Athens (1 quest), Mars Hill.
- Babylon (20 quests), Daniel's exile, the fiery furnace, the lions' den, the writing on the wall, and Ezekiel's visions.
- Babylonian Exile (2 quests), Daniel's faithful diet and courage in the furnace, told as personal quests.
- Beersheba (1 quest), the wells of the patriarchs.
- Bethel (1 quest), the house of God.
- Bethlehem (16 quests), the full Nativity, Gabriel's word to Mary through the boy Jesus at the Temple.
- Caesarea (1 quest), the Roman port.
- Cambridge (2 quests), two humanists, Erasmus and Thomas More.
- Canaan (24 quests), the Noahic and Abrahamic covenants, and Genesis from Cain and Abel through Joseph rising to vizier of Egypt.
- Carthage (2 quests), the Pelagian and Donatist controversies.
- Constantinople (10 quests), the Golden Age fathers, Chrysostom, Jerome, Augustine, Basil, Gregory of Nazianzus, and the four early councils, Nicaea to Chalcedon.
- Corinth (10 quests), the worldly city and the nine gifts of the Spirit from 1 Corinthians 12.
- Damascus (1 quest), the road where Saul became Paul.
- Eden (36 quests), creation week day by day, Adam and Eve, the Fall, and everyday village life, fetching water, tending the garden, teaching the children.
- Ephesus (19 quests), the full armor of God from Ephesians 6, the spiritual warfare series, and the Nestorian controversy.
- Exodus (29 quests), bondage in Egypt, the ten plagues one by one, and the giving of the Law.
- Galilee (118 quests), the second-largest zone. The twelve apostles, the Beatitudes, the fruit of the Spirit, dozens of Jesus' miracles, the Lord's Prayer line by line, and the great parables.
- Gibeah (1 quest), Saul's capital.
- Haran (1 quest), Abraham's journey.
- Hebron (1 quest), the cave of Machpelah.
- Jericho (19 quests), Joshua's conquest, the walls falling, Rahab, and Achan's sin.
- Jerusalem (319 quests), the largest zone by far, more than a quarter of the whole catalog. Acts, the attributes of God, the apostolic fathers, the covenants, the spiritual disciplines, the seven feasts, great prayers of Scripture, the I AM statements, the intertestamental period, Isaiah and Jeremiah, David's rise to the throne, the building of the Temple, the era of the Kings, the Minor Prophets, more miracles, the names of God, the seven deadly sins, the full Passion Week beat by beat, ten Psalms, types of Christ, the virtues, wisdom literature, and twenty-four women of faith.
- London (14 quests), 19th-century revivalists, Spurgeon, Moody, Hudson Taylor, Fanny Crosby, and the Puritan writers, Bunyan, Owen, Baxter, Matthew Henry.
- Mount Sinai (1 quest), preparing the camp.
- Nicaea (1 quest), the Arian controversy.
- Noah's Ark (1 quest), gathering supplies for the ark.
- Oxford (7 quests), modern-era writers, Chesterton, Tozer, C.S. Lewis, Bonhoeffer, Jim Elliot, Corrie ten Boom.
- Patmos (24 quests), the island of exile and the book of Revelation beat by beat, the seven churches, the four horsemen, the seven bowls, the new Jerusalem.
- Philadelphia (4 quests), the Great Awakening preachers, Jonathan Edwards, George Whitefield, John and Charles Wesley.
- Prophets' Era (2 quests), the widow's oil and listening to Elijah.
- Rome (6 quests), the Ante-Nicene fathers, Justin Martyr, Irenaeus, Tertullian, Origen, Cyprian, and the imperial capital itself.
- Shechem (1 quest), the first altar.
- Shiloh (9 quests), the Tabernacle site and every judge from Othniel to Samson.
- Sinai (51 quests), the Ten Commandments told twice, three covenants, the golden calf crisis, and the wilderness wandering, the twelve spies, Korah's rebellion, the death of Moses.
- Tarsus (1 quest), Paul's birthplace.
- Ur (1 quest), Abraham's birthplace.
- Valley of Dry Bones (1 quest), Ezekiel's vision.
- Wittenberg (10 quests), the Reformers, Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, Tyndale, Cranmer, Knox, and others.
Where This Fits
This index tracks the Sanctum Wiki, the master hub for every catalog in the game. For the places themselves, see Places. For the people these quests are about, see People. For where all of this sits on the map of biblical history, see Timeline.