<Sanctm> Sanctum - for hideout enthusiasts!

Hideout evaluation will be based on theme, technical excellence, transformative decorating, accessibility, realism and overall aesthetic appeal.

Criteria explained
Theme: How strongly and consistently a theme is implemented and how well it is integrated in the given hideout type (e.g an immaculate (Zana) hideout using golden statues and bright red carpets for a 'luxury' theme, or using many corpses and torture devices to make the place look like a grisly torture chamber. These might not work in, for example, a lush (Tora) hideout).

Technical excellence: How well you've avoided awkward-looking object clipping and repetition, used space efficiently, combined decorations effectively (e.g using multiple decorations to create the appearance of a larger structure or something else entirely) and ensured decorations are well-aligned where appropriate (e.g walls are without unintended visible gaps, decorations fit together neatly).

Transformative decorating: How different a hideout looks compared to its original non-decorated state (e.g no significant areas left blank).

Accessibility: How much of the hideout can be traversed by a visitor without using movement skills and how easily this can be done (e.g routes through hideout are obvious and simple enough to navigate).

Realism: Avoiding arrangements that look unfeasible or hazardous (e.g no fire touching flammable decorations not intended to be on fire, waypoint not covered by objects), using 'functional' decorations (e.g beds in indoor hideouts or protected by structures in outdoor hideouts, pipes/extraction devices around a map device to make it look like a real machine, decorations that look like they belong to a nearby master). This is less important than the above criteria.


Other requirements/notes
All masters and crafting stations must be accessible. Masters must not have their daily mission portals blocked by objects.

Your hideout will only be judged on what is visible to a visiting player with a standard 1920*1080 monitor. The reason for this is that widescreen monitors give players a steeper viewing angle towards the edge of the screen that may allow players to see imperfections (e.g. clipping objects inside a building) that remain out of sight when playing on a standard monitor.