Sanctuary Church

Sanctuary Church
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Type	Structure
Location	Wilderness
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Status	Intact
Established
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Founder	ThatMundo
Abandoned
Date	N/A
Cause	Project completed; Founder moved away

General History

The Sanctuary Church, also known as the Sanctuary, is a medieval-style church built in a remote wilderness location by a solo player named ThatMundo. He constructed the building as a personal project under self-imposed restrictions, which included a ban on wearing protective armour, using Totems of Undying, or using elytras. The entire structure was built using only stone pickaxes and resources mined on-site.

Once the church was completed, his Vow of Nakedness ended. He then set up a trading area in the catacombs to acquire enchantments for a set of diamond armour. After wearing the fully enchanted armour just a single time on his return journey, he placed the gear and shield onto the church altar. Deciding to leave them behind as a testament to his completed oath, he continued on his journey armourless. .ThatMundo later moved away from the site permanently before his eventual death on the server.

Architecture

The church is a medieval-style building constructed from andesite, spruce wood, and cobbled deepslate found at the build site.

The completed interior includes:

• The Grand Central Nave: Features exposed stone structural pillars and high spruce ceilings.
• The Altar: Holds the fully enchanted diamond armour set and shield left behind by .ThatMundo.
• The Archive: Displays the three detailed books written by the founder.
• The Catacombs: An underground area beneath the main floor containing a villager librarian market. .ThatMundo used this setup to get his armour enchantments, grinding levels at an on-site pumpkin farm and a separate off-site XP farm.

Former Inhabitants & Companions

• .ThatMundo — Founder and Solo Builder (Deceased).
• St. Francis — Tamed wolf and companion during construction (Gone).