Profile and Cosmic Identity

• One identity, several presences
• What a profile is for
• What to put in it
• Official source
• Related reading

The Sanctum profile is where your cosmic identity is managed: the representation of who you are within the Universe, distinct from any single game, forum or vertical. It is the closest thing the project has to a home for a person, which is why it sits behind authentication and why the other verticals connect to it rather than duplicating it.

One identity, several presences#

You may have a profile in the Conclave for discussion, a connected wallet in the City Council for governance, a player profile in the Arcade and a commander in Terminus. These are presences, not separate people, and Sanctum is the identity they relate to. But they are not interchangeable sessions: signing in here does not sign you in there, and each surface holds its own state.

What a profile is for#

It gives continuity. Achievements, the Ally journey and your position on the leaderboard accumulate against it, which turns a series of unconnected visits into a record of participation.

What to put in it#

Only what you are content to have visible. A profile in a Universe with public leaderboards and public rosters is a public-facing object to some degree, and the safest assumption is that anything entered may be seen.

Official source#

Canonical source for this subject: Profile — Xdripian Sanctum. Checked 21 August 2026 — where this guide and the live service disagree, the service is right.

Related reading#

• Ally Journey and Achievements — The progression that tracks a participant's path through the Universe.
• Registering and Managing Your Profile — What an account adds, and how the Conclave profile relates to identity elsewhere.
• Privacy and Connected Products — What crosses between verticals, what stays put, and what a profile exposes.