SCP Foundation (SCP RP)

The Foundation operates under strict secrecy, with its activities hidden from the general public. It uses a vast network of facilities, known as Sites, to contain SCPs (Secure, Contain, Protect). When an anomalous item or entity is discovered, the Foundation dispatches field agents to secure the object and assess the threat level. If the object is deemed an SCP, it is transported to a Foundation site, where containment specialists, researchers, and security personnel work together to contain and study it SCPs are classified based on their containment difficulty and the potential threat they pose: Safe: Easily contained, posing no threat if procedures are followed. Euclid: Unpredictable or potentially harmful, requiring more stringent procedures. Keter: Extremely difficult to contain, posing a significant danger Thaumiel: Anomalies that the Foundation uses to contain other SCPs or achieve significant goals. Neutralized: No longer anomalous or destroyed. Explained: Fully understood and no longer considered anomalous. Apollyon: Impossible to contain, representing an existential threat. Archon: Could be contained but are not, due to beneficial effects or greater harm in containment Cognitohazards are SCPs that affect the mind, perception, or consciousness. They are classified based on their effects Reality benders are SCPs or individuals with the ability to alter reality. They are classified based on the scale and scope of their abilities Class I (Lite): Minor alterations, limited in scope and scale. Class II (Moderate): Moderate alterations, affecting larger areas or more complex phenomena. Class III (Severe): Significant alterations with potentially far-reaching effects. Class IV (Extreme): Extensive and powerful alterations, affecting large areas or regions. Class V (God-like): God-like powers that can alter reality on a global or universal scale Personnel in the SCP Foundation are classified into different roles and levels of clearance: Class D Personnel (D-Class): Recruited from prison populations, used for dangerous testing, typically terminated after a month. Researchers: Junior Researchers: Entry-level, assist with experiments and data collection. Researchers: Conduct experiments, analyze data, work on containment procedures. Senior Researchers: Lead projects, oversee junior researchers, develop advanced containment protocols. Lead Researchers: Highly experienced, manage multiple projects, experts in their fields. Security Personnel: Security Officers: Provide general security, assist in containment. Security Supervisors: Manage teams, coordinate breach responses Tactical Response Officers: Trained for combat situations and recapture of escaped SCPs. Mobile Task Force (MTF) Members: Elite units for specialized containment and retrieval missions. Containment Specialists: Design and implement containment procedures, work with researchers and security. Field Agents: Identify and capture new SCPs, conduct investigations and surveillance. Site Directors: Manage site operations, ensure adherence to containment and security protocols. Ethics Committee Members: Oversee ethical aspects, review procedures and experiments. Medical Staff: Medical Officers: Provide medical care. Psychologists: Offer psychological support and counseling. Administrative Staff: Logistics Personnel: Manage supplies, transportation, and logistics. Clerical Staff: Handle documentation, records, and administrative tasks. The Overseer Council (O5 Council): Highest authority, 13 members making top-level decisions. Internal Affairs: Investigate misconduct and breaches, ensure adherence to rules and standards. The SCP Foundation uses a wide range of specialized equipment for containment and protection Containment Chambers: Highly secure rooms designed to hold specific SCPs, equipped with sensors, reinforced walls, and failsafe mechanisms. Scranton Reality Anchors (SRA): Devices that stabilize reality, used to counteract reality-bending SCPs. However, they have limitations, especially when faced with multiple powerful reality warpers like SCP-1765. Cognitohazard Filters: Devices worn by personnel to protect against cognitohazards, such as memetic agents or infohazards. Thaumiel-Class SCPs: Anomalies used to contain or neutralize other SCPs, often kept secret even within the Foundation. Amnestics: Chemicals used to erase or alter memories, often deployed to maintain secrecy after an SCP event. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Standard gear for personnel, including hazmat suits, ballistic armor, and other specialized equipment based on the SCP. When an SCP breaches containment, the Foundation follows strict protocols Lockdown: The affected area is sealed off, and all non-essential personnel are evacuated. MTF Deployment: Mobile Task Forces are deployed to recapture or neutralize the SCP, using specialized tactics and equipment. Containment Specialist Intervention: Containment specialists work to re-establish containment procedures or adapt them as necessary. Amnestic Administration: If civilians are exposed to the SCP or the breach, amnestics are administered to erase memories of the event. Post-Incident Analysis: After the breach is resolved, a thorough investigation is conducted to determine the cause and prevent future incidents. Mobile Task Forces (MTFs) and their specialize gears Alpha-1 (Red Right Hand): Serves directly under the O5 Council. Handles classified and top-secret missions, often involving high-risk anomalies and scenarios that require utmost secrecy. Advanced Concealment Gear: For stealth and infiltration. High-Grade Encryption Devices: For secure, classified communication. Prototype Weapons: Advanced or experimental weapons not available to other MTFs. Alpha-4 (Pony Express): Deals with the acquisition, retrieval, and transport of anomalous items, particularly those related to commercial and civilian distribution networks like mail and shipping Tracking Devices: For monitoring and locating transported SCPs. Transport Containers: Reinforced, often with internal stabilization systems to prevent SCP activation during transport. Alpha-9 (Last Hope): Formed to incorporate and utilize anomalous individuals, including SCPs, in containment and retrieval missions. This MTF is highly controversial due to its reliance on anomalies. Anomaly-Integrated Equipment: Specialized gear designed to work with the unique abilities of anomalous team members. Reality Stabilizers: Used to mitigate reality-bending effects from anomalies in the field. Beta-4 (Castaways): Focuses on the retrieval of anomalies from remote or difficult-to-access locations, such as islands or isolated communities. Portable Containment Units: Lightweight containment solutions for SCPs retrieved from remote locations. Satellite Phones: For communication in isolated or off-grid areas. Beta-7 (Maz Hatters): Specializes in the containment and neutralization of chemical, biological, and radiological hazards, especially those with anomalous properties Hazmat Suits: Enhanced for protection against anomalous chemical, biological, and radiological agents. Decontamination Units: Portable systems for on-site decontamination. Gamma-5 (Red Herrings): Responsible for disinformation and cover-up operations. They manage the spread of false narratives to prevent public awareness of anomalies Infohazard Protection Gear: Filters and shielding to protect against cognitohazards. Data Scramblers: Used to disrupt the spread of sensitive or hazardous information. Gamma-6 (Deep Feeders): Operates underwater, handling anomalies located in deep-sea environments, including oceanic trenches and seabeds. Diving Suits: High-pressure suits for deep-sea operations, including SCUBA and saturation diving gear. Submersibles: Small, manned or unmanned vehicles for deep-sea exploration and SCP retrieval. Delta-5 (Front Runners): Engages in the investigation, tracking, and containment of anomalies involved in competitive or conflict scenarios, often before other groups or entities can reach them Rapid Deployment Gear: Lightweight, easily transportable equipment for quick mobilization. Advanced Surveillance Tools: Drones and sensor arrays for tracking anomalies Epsilon-6 (Village Idiots): Focuses on anomalies affecting small towns and rural areas, particularly those that could lead to widespread public exposure Mobile Command Centers: Vehicles equipped with communications and analysis tools for rural operations. Disguises and Cover IDs: For blending in with local populations during operations Epsilon-9 (Fire Eaters): Handles fire-based and heat-generating anomalies. Trained to operate in high-temperature environments Fire-Resistant Suits: High-grade suits designed to withstand extreme heat and flames Fire Suppression Tools: Including foam dispensers and high-pressure water systems Epsilon-11 (Nine-Tailed Fox): Known for rapid response to containment breaches, especially within Foundation facilities High-capacity SMGs, shotguns, stun grenades and drones to navigate various tunnels and blind corners. As well as rebreather for gas and specialized goggles for detecting visual threats. They are considered best in close-quarters combat and they know everything about internal SCP security While on deployment there are no locked doors and they are issued absolute authority to secure the compromised site by all mean necessity. Eta-4 (Begone Thoth): Specializes in anomalies related to religious or mythological artifacts and entities. Often collaborates with theologians and experts in ancient cultures Religious Artifact Containers: Specialized storage for religious or mythological SCPs Blessed Weapons and Tools: Items blessed or otherwise modified to interact with religious or supernatural anomalies Eta-5 (Jaeger Bombers): Engages in the containment of large, monstrous, or kaiju-like SCPs, often utilizing heavy weaponry and specialized vehicles Heavy Weaponry: Anti-tank weapons, rocket launchers, and large-caliber firearms for combating large entities. Armored Vehicles: Heavily armored transport and assault vehicles Eta-10 (See No Evil): Deals with visual cognitohazards, anomalies that are dangerous to perceive visually. They use specialized equipment to avoid direct visual contact Visual Filters: Helmets and visors that filter out cognitohazardous visuals. Specialized Cameras: To capture and analyze visual anomalies without causing harm to the observer Theta-4 (Gardeners): Handles plant-based anomalies and those affecting ecosystems. Often works in botanical and ecological environments Botanical Analysis Kits: Tools for analyzing and interacting with plant-based anomalies. Environmental Control Gear: For modifying and controlling ecosystems affected by anomalies Iota-10 (Damn Feds): Coordinates with government agencies and law enforcement to handle anomalies that intersect with legal or political issues Legal and Political Cover Gear: Disguises and IDs for blending in with government agencies. Advanced Interrogation Tools: For extracting information from suspects while maintaining cover Kappa-10 (Skynet): Engages with anomalies involving artificial intelligence, robotics, and digital phenomena. They monitor and counteract cyber threats EMP Devices: Tools to disable anomalous electronics and AI. Hacking Tools: Advanced software and hardware for interacting with digital SCPs. Lambda-5 (White Rabbits): Operates in extradimensional or alternate reality environments, often dealing with anomalies that involve parallel universes or reality shifts Dimensional Stabilizers: Devices to prevent or control travel between dimensions Portal Generators: Used to access or seal off extradimensional spaces Lambda-12 (Pest Control): Specializes in handling anomalous fauna, particularly those that pose significant ecological or biological threats Anomalous Fauna Capture Gear: Traps and restraints designed for specific anomalous creatures. Tranquilizers: Potent, often custom-formulated, to sedate SCPs without causing harm Mu-4 (Debuggers): Engages in the containment of digital and software-based anomalies, particularly those affecting networks or virtual environments Cybersecurity Tools: Advanced software to counteract and contain digital anomalies. Data Recovery Devices: For retrieving information from corrupted or anomalous digital sources Mu-13 (Ghostbusters): Handles spectral, ghostly, or incorporeal anomalies. They often use equipment designed to detect and contain non-physical entities Ectoplasmic Containment Units: Portable devices for capturing and storing spectral entities. Spectral Detection Equipment: Tools for locating and interacting with non-corporeal anomalies Nu-7 (Hammer Down): A large, heavily armed task force that handles large-scale containment breaches and high-threat scenarios, often involving multiple SCPs Heavy Artillery: Including tanks, artillery, and explosives for large-scale containment. Mobile Command Posts: Large, fortified vehicles for coordinating massive operations Omega-12 (Achilles's Heel): Composed of personnel with reality-bending abilities, focusing on counteracting and containing other reality benders Reality-Bending Countermeasures: Equipment to neutralize or counteract reality-bending effects Psi-Shields: Devices that protect against mental or psychic attacks from reality benders Pi-1 (City Slickers): Operates in urban environments, focusing on anomalies that arise within cities and metropolitan areas Urban Camouflage Gear: For blending into urban environments. Surveillance Tech: Advanced tools for monitoring anomalies in densely populated areas Rho-9 (Technical Support): Provides technical assistance, particularly in the containment of anomalies that require advanced technological solutions Advanced Repair Kits: For on-the-spot fixes of equipment and containment units Tech Deployment Units: Portable devices for deploying technology in the field Sigma-3 (Bibliographers): Focuses on anomalies related to books, libraries, and knowledge. They often explore anomalous libraries or recover dangerous texts Anti-Memetic Gear: Protection against knowledge and memory-affecting anomalies. Book Containment Units: Special cases and containers for storing dangerous texts Sigma-66 (Sixteenth Righteous Hand): Handles anomalies tied to religious extremism and cult activities, often infiltrating and dismantling anomalous cults Cult Infiltration Gear: Disguises, IDs, and documents for infiltrating religious cults. Anomalous Artifact Detection Tools**: Devices to identify and track religiously significant anomalies. Tau-5 (Samsara):They are used in extremely dangerous mission Command Captain Sarah Hughes - Commander of MTF Tau-5 HQ Squad Staff Sergeant Arthur Chen - Squad leader Rifle Squad Sergeant Nazgul Ghazi - Squad leader Weapons Squad Sergeant Juan Campos - Squad leader Samsara Squad Sergeant Irantu - Squad leader Corporal Munru - Second-in-command Specialist Nanku Specialist Onru Biological Augmentations: Enhanced physical attributes, including superior strength, speed, and endurance. Engineered to recover quickly from injuries, with advanced sensory capabilities. Cybernetic Enhancements: Neural interfaces for enhanced reflexes, integrated communication systems, and advanced targeting systems for superior accuracy. Advanced Weaponry Resurrection and Repair: Effective immortality through resurrection and repair, facilitated by cloning and memory transfer technologies, retaining skills and experiences. Specialized Armor: Maximum protection while allowing full mobility, resistant to ballistic and energy attacks, with modules for environmental adaptation and stealth. Argus-III Situational Awareness System Arm-mounted Incendiary Cannon Banishment Grenade Counter-Thaumaturgical Warding Implant Heat-resistant Plating Hellgate Point Defense System Potential Energy Converter SCRAMBLE cybernetics Shock-absorbing Leg Extension Spelleater Round Upsilon-4 (Sugar Pill): Handles anomalous drugs, pharmaceuticals, and chemical substances. They often work alongside medical and research personnel. Zeta-9 (Mole Rats): Operates in subterranean environments, handling anomalies located in caves, tunnels, and underground facilities. Standard Equipment for All MTFs Kevlar Vests: Standard-issue for protection against ballistic threats. Hazardous Environment Suits: For protection against chemical, biological, or radiological hazards. Assault Rifles: Standard issue, such as M4 Carbines or HK416s. Sidearms: Typically pistols like the Glock 19 or Sig Sauer P226. Specialized Weapons: Depending on the mission, may include shotguns, sniper rifles, or non-lethal options like tasers and tranquilizer guns. Encrypted Radios: For secure communication between team members and command. HUD Visors: Helmet-mounted displays that provide real-time data and communications. Medical Kits:First Aid Kits(basic medical supplies), Advanced Trauma Kits(including tourniquets, burn dressings, and anti-venom) Survival Gear:Rations and Water, Multi-Tools(for various tasks, including cutting, prying, and minor repairs),Night Vision Goggle