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Sacerdos

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qui manet post velum levisomnus— sacerdos

Sacerdos is an old myth mainly known for their game, “sacerdos' Place”, which contains multiple references to Alice in Wonderland – an animated musical fantasy comedy film based on novels talking about Alice, published by Lewis Carroll.

Biography

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History

On September 24th, 2015, sacerdos created their account and their first and only game – sacerdos' Place. During the time they were updating the place, rumors spread sacerdos began inviting users to their experience. After they left it, sacerdos was adding their corpses to the game as a warning for other players. In result, the owner and their place gained attention from interested myth hunters.

The myth hunting community began to explore sacerdos' game and its secrets. A lot of support was given to the myth and their game for their unique classic style and their mysterious creativity. Many users, the biggest one being jokerkid5898, were given to sacerdos, as well as their experience. The place received its final update on May 7th, 2019. Sacerdos was last seen online on December 20th, 2022.

Appearance

Sacerdos only wears the "Red Flowered Cloche" hat. Their torso is "Metallic black", their arms and head are "Light yellow", and their legs are "Parsley green".

Personality and Traits

There is no known record of someone interacting with sacerdos, so it is unknown how he acts; but by his profile "About" section and in-game description, he is rather cryptic and mysterious with his wording, and questionable.

Game

sacerdos' Place

The player spawns on a plate covered with sand with cages in the air above it. In the center, there is an old house. Inside of it, there is a strange statue, a gramophone, a chair, and a bucket. There is also an image showing a scene from Alice in Wonderland and a gun under it. There is a plate, which teleports the player to a place, where a Robloxian named "Null" is crawling out of a hole. Nothing can be found there besides it. On the left of the building, there is a rusty car. Behind the building, there are two graves and a shovel next to it.

On the right side of the map, the player can find a tree with a noose. If the player touches it they get teleported to a scene, where sacerdos is being possessed by an unknown being and is trying to kill two women hiding behind a tree. It also has a gray part that after touching teleports the player to the next scene.

The next scene takes place on a checkered map. There is an image of Cheshire, a cat from Alice in Wonderland. There are four dead bodies scattered around the map, one on a wall, two of them lay next to a table, and one on a table, where sacerdos can be found sitting by. The dark being is still possessing them. Touching the red sphere from the statue will teleport the player to the final place.

The final place consists of a large hallway with an odd red marking on a wall. There is a statue right in front of it. There are multiple characters praying.

Theories

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Trivia

  • Sacerdos' name is translated to "priest" in latin, however it is most likely it is not related to the myth.
  • It is not possible to hear them, but there were songs/soundtracks added into the game, these being: “Sinister 2 - Here Comes The Boogeyman”, “Swing You Sinners! (1930)”, and “Dark Souls III - Pontiff Sulyvahn”.
    • The last music must have been added way later than the other two, since it was created on May 30th, 2016. The game itself was created on September 24th, 2015.

References

sacerdos' Roblox ProfileAlice in Wonderland (2010 Film) Wikipedia PageAlice Wikipedia Page
Article source & attribution

Text from Sacerdos — Myth Community Wiki, revision 103532, by its contributors. Source revision dated June 19, 2025. Republished under CC BY-SA 4.0 unless otherwise noted. Formatting and navigation have been adapted for this site.

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