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| “ | Roving home to the Crimson Raiders, a band of misfits and legends.
— In-game description
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Sanctuary III is a starship that acts as the main base of operations in Borderlands 3. Initially providing a way off Pandora, it continues to provide the access points to each new planet visited, and houses a wide variety of amenities to help maintain or upgrade characters between planetside adventures.
Background[]
After finding the vault key during the event of Borderlands 2 and learning of a new trove of vaults spread across the galaxy, Lilith and her companions set out to construct a starship in order to leave Pandora. Crafting the ship using parts from several scrapyards, they find only fuel is needed to take off and according to Ellie, the only source of fuel being blood from bandits and skags. After take off, they attempt to warp to Promethea. Unfortunately, the gang run into numerous issues with the ship, having to put out fires in Marcus' store, repair the warp engine, and extinguish fires in the cargo bay. After visiting Eden-6, ship now has an AI pilot named BALEX.
Inhabitants[]
- Ava
- BALEX
- Claptrap
- Crazy Earl
- Ellie
- Hermes
- Lilith
- Marcus Kincaid
- Maya
- Moxxi
- Patricia Tannis
- Pippie
- VR-0N1CA
- Zer0
Points of Interest[]
The Bridge[]
The bridge is where Lilith commands the Crimson Raiders. There is a navigation console in the middle of the room that can be used to set a travel course towards new planets and locations.
Hammerlock's Quarters[]
A well-designed study where Sir Hammerlock resides. As rare creatures are found and killed, their heads will be mounted on the walls as trophies. Directly outside is Maurice, an intelligent Saurian who acts as the quest giver for Seasonal Events.
Infirmary[]
Dr. Tannis can usually be found here tending to the Crimson Raiders' medical needs, or studying Eridian relics. Vending machines for health and shields are stationed inside. The Borderlands Science Arcade can also be found here.
Marcus Munitions[]
This is where Marcus has vending machines for guns and ammo stationed, plus SDUs for expanded ammo and storage capacity. Downstairs from here is the firing range, handy for practicing marksmanship against moving targets as well as a stationery cut out of Handsome Jack
Moxxxi's[]
Sanctuary III's bar, run by Moxxi. There are various slot machines inside where one may try their luck for possible rewards.
Crew Quarters[]
Four small rooms have been reserved for Vault Hunter in the current game. Each room contains spots to hang decorations, display mounts to place guns and gear as trophies, and a Bank to store excess gear. The bank is shared between all characters. Outside of the rooms are a Quick Change station to change character appearance, emotes, and respec skill points, and a Lost Loot machine that can respawn Rare or better quality items that have been left behind in the game environment. The Golden Chest can also be found here to spend SHiFT Golden Keys for high-value items.
Cargo Bay[]
Ellie works in the cargo bay where she stores the various captured vehicle parts. Off to the side is Claptrap's personal quarters where he is working to build a companion using old CL4P-TP parts. In the back is Crazy Earl's Hideout, where Eridium can be exchanged for cosmetic upgrades or items with Anointed perks.
Zer0's Quarters[]
Neighboring the Cargo Bay is the small compartment with the board which contains full Target of Opportunity hit list. The details on the hits will be filled as the assignments are fulfilled.
Notes[]
- Sanctuary III has become the new base of the Crimson Raiders, replacing Sanctuary from Borderlands 2 after its destruction in Paradise Found. What happened to the second Sanctuary remains a secret hidden by the game developers.
- "We don't talk about Sanctuary II." - Live quote by Randy Pitchford.
- The secrecy surrounding Sanctuary II is reaffirmed in an ECHO Log left by Ellie in a hidden room at Sanctuary III's drydock in The Droughts: "We don't talk about Sanctuary II, though. Probably better that way."
- The main body of Sanctuary III was constructed by a company called Supamax Manufacturing, as indicated by company's logo appearing on several bulkheads, floor panels, and monitors along with their slogan: "Ships made quick".
Trivia[]
- As an Easter egg, thermal regulator in the Infirmary is made by IPerion, a real world venture of 2K Games that produces games and holds copyright of the entire Borderlands franchise.
- The ship has a nose art at a starboard. The painting refers to Scooter's fate from Tales from the Borderlands.
- Title given by the game is "Your Ship".
- Depending on the story progression and/or time of day, the generic NPCs in Sanctuary III can vary between Atlas soldiers, Pandoran, Edenian, Promethean, or Athenean civilians.
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