Creation Atlas

Sanctum of Spiritborn is set in a world built from YHWH's actual creation order — not a fantasy landscape invented from nothing, but the world Scripture describes: deserts, rivers, mountains, seas, gardens, and skies filled with His creatures. The Creation Atlas is the research foundation for every biome, every creature, every environmental element in the game. Before the game can be made, the world has to be known. Five content shelves organize the corpus; each shelf has its own /creation domain page with honest build status.

Every claim in the Creation Atlas carries an evidence tier — nothing outruns its proof.

Index means the entry is cataloged in the DNCZ native database with metadata; no individual page yet.

Canon means the claim derives directly from Scripture — verses, chronology, or creation accounts grounded in the biblical record.

Concept means a visual study, map, or design packet exists; art is not claimed as game-ready or model-imported.

Domain Page means a full /creation-* page is shipped with research depth and honest build status.

Playable means in-engine with working assets — the highest tier; very few atlas entries qualify today.

Full Creation Atlas — /creation — master hub for all eight domain corridors.

Creation — Animals — /creation-animals — ~1.8M species from GBIF taxonomy cross-referenced with Scripture.

Creation — Stars — /creation-stars — orbital mechanics, stellar classification, cosmic constants.

Creation — Languages — /creation-languages — 1,597 language families and biblical text roots.

Sanctum Wiki hub — /sanctum-wiki — animals, fossils, enemies, people, devlog, roadmap.

Ask Dave — /dave-ai — reasons across all five shelves simultaneously.

Support — /support — partner with the ministry sustaining this research.

The Creation Atlas is not background lore — it is the source database for every game asset decision. Which animals appear in the Desert biome? Check the biblical fauna list for the Negev. What does the sky look like at the latitude of Jerusalem? Check the astronomical data. What language do the NPCs speak? The Atlas knows. Dave reasons across the entire corpus in real time; the game designer consults the Atlas to make every element honest. Domain pages on /creation carry the depth; this hub orients the shelves.

The full Creation Atlas is available through the website — each domain has its own page with deeper research, art assets, and connections to the DNCZ native database. Stars, life, animals, civilizations, languages, water, math, and Scripture are all accessible. The atlas is public, free, and growing.