The Sanctuary Network

The Sanctuary Network was founded by Jimmy Freeman in January 2014. The organization is owned by the Sanctuary Foundation and run by the Keepers.

Creation
The idea to create a safe haven for people in the Secret World started back in December 2013. The idea was finally pitched to the Keepers in early 2014. This resulted in the following communication between Freeman and Eloise Cortez. After the idea was approved, several buildings and hotels were transformed into Sanctuary locations. The door of the first Sanctuary location opened on February 13 2014, one month after the Network had been created.

Locations
The Sanctuary has several buildings and apartment complexes all around the world. They also offer apartments to their official members.

Everyone is welcome to stay in the main part of the building where sleeping quarters and accomodations for guests are. Reservations are not needed beforehand. Special accomodations are available for Sanctuary Members on the second floor, such as: a VR Room, Training Area and Lounch.

Sanctuary buildings can be found in the following cities.
 * Amsterdam
 * Bejing
 * London
 * New York
 * Rome
 * Paris
 * Seoul
 * Venice

Personnel
In order to run the Sanctuary, several different managers were hired by Jimmy Freeman.
 * Auroris
 * LanguidScream
 * LandShip
 * Rintsu
 * Shadosi
 * Spellsmith

Resources
The Network receives financial support from the Keepers via the Sanctuary Foundation and the Big Three. The Council of Venice also manages some of the Networks resources to ensure that they are in line with the Councils Rules of Engagement.

Events and Activities

 * An overview of all Sanctuary events can be found here.

The Sanctuary has been doing a monthly event called Sanctuary 13 as well as Raids, Lairs, Dungeon Runs and Elite Academies. Sanctuary members have also participated in missions led by the Keepers, such as Operation Chess and Operation Genesis.

Politics and Controversies
The creation of the Network has led to much debate, most noticably in the Council of Venice. Various groups have questioned the motives of the Keepers and the Sanctuary Network.

Members of the Network have been accused of breaking the Councils rules of engagement several time in the past. The Network has also been blamed for favoring certain cabals instead of remaining neutral.

A much debated topic is the fact that Sanctuary members have access to the warzones. The Big three have voiced concerns that this may result in a conflict of interests. The Keepers have also been accused of using the Network to gain access to the warzones.