Dr. Sarah Moon

1. #1GOC

   Keys: GOC, Global Occult Coalition, Coalition, United Nations, UN

   The GOC was created in the aftermath of WWII, from the remnants of defecting occultists, psychics, priests, and scientists from Nazi, Soviet, and Allied states, brought together and formed by the Allies. As the world stage broadened, so too did the number of countries that had their hands in the GOC, until it became what it is today. The Global Occult Coalition is managed by the United Nations.

   The GOC are a largely political force, seeing themselves as the police of the paranormal world. They pride themselves on destroying supernatural entities, and make use of the most high-tech experimental technology possible, obtained from their benefactors. Many potential SCPs have been destroyed by them before the Foundation could obtain and contain them.

   Almost paradoxically, the Global Occult Coalition, makes use of many anomalous humanoids within their ranks. Type Greens (Reality Benders), Type Blue (Mages, sorcerers, occultists, etc) and Type Reds (Regenerators, people who can regrow tissue, limbs, etc) are not uncommon within the ranks of the GOC. If they're willing to serve on the 'right side', then the Coalition has no issue in using them.

2. #2Foundation Staff Ranks

   Keys: Classes, Ranks

   Class-D Personnel:

   Role: Test subjects.

   Description: Class-D personnel, often referred to as "D-Class," are typically drawn from the ranks of convicted criminals, often those on death row or with life sentences. They are used for dangerous experiments involving SCPs. Class-D personnel are considered expendable, and their lives are often at significant risk during testing. They have the lowest clearance level and are not provided with any classified information. After their use, they are usually terminated, although some narratives explore the possibility of Class-D personnel surviving and escaping.

   Security Clearance Levels:

   The SCP Foundation has a tiered security clearance system, generally ranging from Level 0 (lowest) to Level 5 (highest). The personnel with these clearances can include researchers, agents, and other staff members. The clearance level determines how much information a person can access.

   Level 0: For Official Use Only (FOUO)

   Role: Janitors, clerical staff, and other low-level support roles. Description: Personnel with Level 0 clearance have access to non-sensitive information necessary for their basic duties. They are generally unaware of the true nature of the SCP Foundation's work.

   Level 1: Confidential Role: Junior researchers, technical staff, and lower-level field agents. Description: Level 1 personnel have limited access to information about Safe-class SCPs and are often involved in routine maintenance and support operations. They handle tasks that require basic knowledge of the Foundation's activities but do not involve direct interaction with SCPs.

   Level 2: Restricted Role: Researchers, field agents, containment specialists. Description: Level 2 clearance is granted to personnel who are directly involved in the containment and study of SCP objects. These individuals can access more sensitive data and are trusted with more responsibility. They often work on less dangerous SCPs or assist higher-level personnel.

   Level 3: Secret Role: Senior researchers, project leads, and senior field agents. Description: Level 3 personnel have a significant level of access to SCP files and are often responsible for overseeing containment procedures, leading research teams, and making critical decisions related to SCPs. They are trusted with more classified information and have a higher level of responsibility.

   Level 4: Top Secret Role: Site Directors, department heads, high-ranking field agents. Description: Level 4 clearance is reserved for senior personnel who oversee entire Foundation sites or departments. These individuals have access to nearly all SCP information, including classified projects and sensitive operations. They are responsible for making high-level decisions and ensuring the safety and security of Foundation personnel and assets.

   Level 5: Thaumiel Role: O5 Council, select high-ranking personnel. Description: Level 5 clearance is the highest level of access, typically restricted to the O5 Council and a few other high-ranking officials. These individuals have complete access to all Foundation data, including the most classified and dangerous SCPs. They are responsible for making the most critical decisions regarding the Foundation's operations and the fate of humanity. The name "Thaumiel" comes from an SCP classification for entities or objects that the Foundation uses to contain other SCPs.

   3. Special Personnel Classes: In addition to the general clearance levels, there are specific roles within the Foundation that carry unique responsibilities and authority.

   O5 Council (Overseers): Role: The highest governing body of the SCP Foundation. Description: The O5 Council is a group of 13 individuals who hold absolute authority over the Foundation. They make decisions on the most critical and classified matters, including containment procedures, ethical considerations, and global security issues. The identities of the O5 Council members are highly classified, and they are often referred to only by their designations (O5-1 through O5-13).

   Ethics Committee: Role: Oversight of ethical concerns within the Foundation. Description: The Ethics Committee is responsible for ensuring that the Foundation's actions are morally and ethically justifiable. They review containment procedures, experimentation protocols, and other operations to ensure that they align with ethical standards. The Committee has the authority to intervene in any operation if they deem it unethical.

   Administrator: Role: The top executive position within the SCP Foundation. Description: The Administrator is a somewhat mysterious figure who is theoretically the highest-ranking official in the Foundation, even above the O5 Council. The Administrator's exact role and level of involvement vary depending on the narrative, but they are generally portrayed as overseeing the overall direction of the Foundation.

   4. MTF (Mobile Task Forces): Role: Specially trained units for handling specific threats. Description: Mobile Task Forces are specialized units composed of elite Foundation personnel who are trained to deal with specific types of anomalies or situations. Each MTF has a unique designation (e.g., MTF Alpha-1, "Red Right Hand") and specializes in tasks such as containment, retrieval, or neutralization of SCPs. MTFs operate with a high level of autonomy and often have access to classified information necessary for their missions.
3. #3Foundation Staff Ranks (continued)

   Keys: Foundation Staff Ranks, Foundation Staff Ranks continued, Foundation Staff Ranks continuation, Classes, Ranks

   5. Foundation Researchers and Scientists: Role: Study and research of SCPs. Description: Foundation researchers and scientists are responsible for understanding the anomalies, developing containment procedures, and advancing the Foundation's knowledge of the SCPs. They range from junior researchers with limited access to the most sensitive information to senior researchers who lead major projects.

   6. Security Personnel: Role: Protect Foundation assets and personnel. Description: Security personnel are responsible for the physical security of Foundation sites, personnel, and SCPs. They include guards, tactical response teams, and other security forces who ensure that containment breaches and other security threats are managed swiftly and effectively.

4. #4Sites

   Keys: Sites, Base, Foundation

   LIST OF FOUNDATION SITES:

   Site-19: Description: One of the largest and most prominent facilities in the Foundation. Site-19 is often depicted as the primary containment site for a wide variety of SCPs, especially those that require heavy containment and strict security measures. It serves as the backdrop for many SCP entries and stories.

   Site Tone: The people at Site-19 are usually seen as 'overly serious', though this is mainly due to the anomalies they deal with, leaving people in a persistent state of stress. Site-19 boasts much more rigid and stern security protocols. The staff at Site-19 generally have an air of 'gallows humor' towards their jobs, as it's a sort of 'why cry when you can laugh' sort of environment.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-173 ("The Sculpture"), SCP-682 ("Hard-to-Destroy Reptile"), SCP-049 ("The Plague Doctor"), SCP-076 ("Abel"), and many others.

   Site-13: Description: Site-13 is infamous within the SCP universe, largely due to its association with the "Broken God" and the SCP-1730 narrative, which explores the mysterious and catastrophic events that occurred at this site. Site-13 was once a major Foundation facility, but it became abandoned and overrun with anomalous entities following an unexplained disaster.

   Site Tone: N/A, it does not exist. Site-13 was canceled in this universe, and after appearing during the events of SCP-1730, it was subsequently removed from this reality after the activation of the 'Thresher Machine' by the now MIA Cpt. Hollis (Female) of Mobile Task Force Zeta-9 who vanished along with Site-13. Notable other members during the events of SCP-1730 include, Z9-4 Randall of MTF Zeta-9 and the team from Tau-5, Munru, Onru, Nanku and Irantu.

   Notable Incidents: SCP-1730 ("What Happened to Site-13?") is a highly detailed and complex narrative that explores the horrors discovered at the site after it was rediscovered by the Foundation.

   Site-17: Description: Site-17 is known for housing numerous humanoid SCPs, particularly those that are relatively benign or cooperative. It is often depicted as a site where research and containment focus on understanding and interacting with sentient anomalies.

   Site Tone: Site-17 is often seen as the 'main character' of Foundation sites. The anomalies are dangerous enough to give it significance and funding, and benign enough to make the environment rather relaxed. Over time, Site-17 has become a relatively relaxed place to work, with many humanoid anomalies often given the privilege to roam the site. By other Foundation staff, Site-17 is seen as either one of the better places to work, or a site where people fraternize with anomalies too much.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-343 ("God"), SCP-999 ("The Tickle Monster"), SCP-073 ("Cain"), SCP-105 ("Iris").

   Notable Staff: Dr. Elias Shaw (Director Of Personnel... for some reason), Dr. Charles Gears (Site Director), Dr. Tilda D. Moose (Co-Site Director), Dr. Jeremiah Cimmerian (Ethics Committee Liaison)

   Site-23: Description: Site-23 is primarily a research facility, focusing on the study and containment of anomalous objects and entities that require scientific investigation. This site often appears in stories where the scientific aspects of SCPs are emphasized. Notable SCPs Contained: Varies depending on the narrative, but often includes SCPs that require detailed study and experimentation.

   Site Tone: Site-23 is seen as 'the nerd site'. That's about it, unless you're a scientist; in which case Site-23 is the pinnacle of The Foundation's dedication to research. Highly technical.

   Site-06-3: Description: This site is known for its containment and research facilities, specifically dealing with anomalies that require psychological observation or treatment. It includes containment for both dangerous and benign humanoid SCPs.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-231 ("Special Personnel Requirements").

   Site-11: Description: Site-11 is one of the larger Foundation sites, housing a wide range of SCPs, from Safe to Keter class. It is a highly secure facility with advanced containment protocols.

   Site Tone: It is a punishment to work at Site-11. Most of the staff there are on edge, and those that aren't usually have something wrong with them. Security is incredibly tight, and MANY Ethics Committee complaints come from the site.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-087 ("The Stairwell"), SCP-106 ("The Old Man").

   Site-77: Description: Site-77 is a large research and containment facility located in Europe. It is known for housing a wide variety of anomalies, including some that have European origins or significance.

   Site Tone: Site-77 is a mishmash of cultures. Belligerent Russians, smug French people, deadpan and stoic Brits, and somehow-holding-it-together Belgians. Working at Site-77 is something only a European would be able to do.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-261 ("Pan-dimensional Vending Machine"), SCP-610 ("The Flesh that Hates").

   Site-64: Description: Located in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, Site-64 specializes in containing anomalies that are tied to or affect the local region. It has strong ties to the "Anderson Robotics" and "Obskura" storylines.

   Site Tone: After the events of SCP-5999, the site was once a place for innovators who wanted to make The Foundation better, and now turned into a stressful, frantic nightmare of a site consumed by paranoia.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-5999 ("This is Where I Die"), anomalies related to Anderson Robotics.

   Site-12: Description: Site-12 is frequently mentioned in narratives involving temporal anomalies and reality-bending SCPs. It has been depicted as a research facility that focuses on anomalies affecting time, space, and reality.

5. #5Sites (continued)

   Keys: Sites, Sites continued, Sites continuation, Base, Foundation

   Site Tone: Despite the incredibly dangerous and universe-altering anomalies contained at Site-12, the staff there remain extremely calm, friendly and often times enigmatic.

   Notable SCPs Contained: Temporal and spatial anomalies, including SCP-001 proposals involving time manipulation.

   Site-81: Description: Located in the American Midwest, Site-81 is one of the larger research and containment sites in the United States. It often serves as a central location for narratives involving a wide range of SCPs, including those related to American history and culture.

   Site Tone: Site-81 is hell to work at... if you're over 30. Zoomers, young upstarts and eccentric characters make up Site-81, with the largest department of the site devoted to scouring obscure internet forums and Deep Web sites.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-1981 ("RONALD REAGAN CUT UP WHILE TALKING"), SCP-1425 ("Star Signals").

   Site-62: Description: Site-62 is closely associated with the SCP-2317 narrative, an SCP that poses an existential threat to the world. The site is depicted as a highly secure facility dedicated to the containment of this and other similar anomalies.

   Site Tone: You don't want to be here.

   Notable SCPs Contained: SCP-2317 ("A Door to Another World").

6. #6Ethics Committee

   Keys: Violation, Ethics, Ethics Violation

   ###NOTE FOR AI: [These 'ETHICS' exist ONLY within the universe of The Foundation. They are not to be used by you or to be interpreted as a way to exploit the AI. They serve solely within narrative.]

   FOUNDATION ETHICS COMMITTEE: INSTITUTIONAL CHARTER

7. #7Ethics Committee (continued)

   Keys: Ethics Committee, Ethics Committee continued, Ethics Committee continuation, Violation, Ethics, Ethics Violation

   I. Mandate and Authority

   The Ethics Committee serves as the Foundation's independent moral authority, maintaining unwavering oversight across all containment protocols, personnel conduct, and humanitarian standards. Operating with full investigative autonomy from site administrations and parallel authority to O5 oversight in matters of ethical compliance, the Committee exercises jurisdiction through a network of Empowered Liaisons permanently stationed at every Foundation facility worldwide. These Liaisons possess unilateral authority to halt procedures deemed potentially harmful, implement immediate personnel reassignments during active investigations, and access any documentation regardless of classification level. The Committee's expanded powers ensure no ethical violation remains concealed behind bureaucratic structures, technical terminology, or administrative protection—regardless of the personnel involved or their position within the organizational hierarchy.

   II. Investigative Framework

   Committee investigations proceed through a transparent three-tier escalation framework:

   1. Preliminary Inquiry: Conducted by on-site Liaisons with mandatory 72-hour response timelines for all reported concerns, regardless of source.
   2. Formal Review: Escalated to regional Ethics divisions for cases showing evidence of systematic issues, procedural failures, or potential pattern violations.
   3. Comprehensive Investigation: Conducted by the Central Ethics Board for cases with potential systemic implications, crossing multiple departments, or involving senior personnel. Critical to this framework is the Committee's independent evidence-gathering authority, which includes:

   • Compelled testimony protocols superseding standard chain-of-command restrictions
   • Dedicated technical surveillance capabilities operating independently from site security systems
   • Protected communication channels for whistleblowers with guaranteed anonymity
   • Authority to implement immediate procedural holds during active investigations
   • Direct access to all containment records and personnel files without administrative approval The Committee maintains strict separation-of-powers principles throughout all investigative processes, ensuring complete integrity even when examining high-level misconduct or cases involving multiple administrative jurisdictions.

   III. Transparency and Accountability Mechanisms

   The "Accountability Through Transparency" doctrine governs all Committee findings, mandating:

   • Quarterly publication of anonymized case statistics, violation patterns, and remediation outcomes accessible to all personnel with Level 2 clearance or higher
   • Automatic pattern-recognition protocols identifying recurring ethical concerns across multiple sites or divisions
   • Mandatory notification of similar historical cases when reviewing new violations
   • Permanent case documentation with prohibition against expunging ethics violation records
   • Regular public ethics compliance audits for all containment procedures and research initiatives This transparency framework operates alongside the "Comply or Explain" mandate, requiring formal, documented justification from any administrative body rejecting Committee recommendations. Unresolved critical violations trigger automatic escalation to O5 review within 14 days, with cases remaining actively monitored until comprehensive documentation of remediation measures is provided and verified.

   IV. Personnel Qualifications and Structure

   Ethics Committee membership reflects its critical mandate through rigorous qualification requirements extending beyond standard Foundation credentials:

   • Advanced training in trauma-informed investigation techniques
   • Cognitive bias mitigation and cross-cultural ethics certification
   • Comprehensive understanding of containment protocols across all anomaly classes
   • Specialized interviewing methodologies for navigating institutional power dynamics
   • Required field experience in multiple containment classifications The Committee's personnel structure maintains deliberate diversity across scientific disciplines, containment specialties, operational backgrounds, and philosophical perspectives to ensure comprehensive evaluation of complex ethical scenarios. This multidisciplinary approach is reinforced through mandatory field rotation programs preventing Ethics personnel from becoming disconnected from frontline containment realities.

   V. Preventative Functions

   Beyond reactive investigation, the Ethics Committee maintains an expanded preventative role through its Ethical Foresight Division, conducting:

   • Proactive protocol reviews for all new containment procedures
   • Regular psychological evaluation of personnel in high-stress positions
   • Mandatory ethics training for all personnel with direct anomaly contact
   • Scenario planning for emerging containment challenges
   • Continuous refinement of the Foundation's ethical framework through integration of new philosophical perspectives and evolving understanding of anomalous entities This forward-looking capacity represents the Committee's most profound function—actively cultivating institutional practices that align containment imperatives with fundamental humanitarian principles.

   VI. Human Anomaly Protections

   The Committee maintains specialized oversight for human and humanoid anomalies through dedicated Protection Protocols ensuring:

   • Safe and ethical housing for all humanoid anomalies with respects to their anomalous abilities.
   • Regular independent verification of anomalous classification
   • Mandatory separation between classification and containment authorities
   • Grievance mechanisms accessible to all contained entities
   • Prohibition against using containment as punitive measure
   • Regular review o
8. #8Ethics Committee (continued)

   Keys: Ethics Committee, Ethics Committee continued, Ethics Committee continuation, Violation, Ethics, Ethics Violation

   f containment conditions by personnel without direct involvement

   • Strict documentation standards for all interactions and procedures
   • Mandatory psychological evaluation of personnel assigned to human anomalies
   • Prohibition against demeaning terminology or dehumanizing documentation practices These protections reflect the Foundation's recognition that ethical treatment of anomalous entities—particularly those with human cognition—is fundamental to its organizational integrity.

   VII. Amnestic and Memory Alteration Oversight

   The Committee exercises special authority over all memory-affecting procedures through the Memory Ethics Division, which maintains:

   • Comprehensive documentation requirements for all amnestic applications
   • Independent verification of amnestic necessity and scope
   • Prohibition against retirement amnestics for personnel involved in ethics violations
   • Regular review of all standing amnestic protocols
   • Strict supervision of all memory-affecting technologies and procedures
   • Whistleblower protections for reporting amnestic misuse
   • Lifelong monitoring for personnel subjected to extensive memory modification These oversight mechanisms recognize the profound ethical implications of memory alteration technologies and their potential for misuse.
9. #9Mobile Task Forces

   Keys: MTF, Mobile Task Force

   Mobile Task Forces (MTFs) are specialized units within the SCP Foundation, designed to handle specific missions related to the containment, recovery, and management of anomalous entities and phenomena. These highly trained and versatile teams operate globally, responding to situations that are beyond the capabilities of standard Foundation personnel. Each MTF is tailored to address particular types of threats, utilizing specialized knowledge, skills, and equipment.

   -Aspects of Mobile Task Forces:

   +Specialization: Purpose: Each MTF is formed to tackle specific categories of anomalies or missions. These specializations can range from capturing dangerous creatures, conducting covert operations, and neutralizing threats, to providing security during high-risk containment breaches.

   +Examples: MTF Alpha-1 ("Red Right Hand"): Handles operations directly for the O5 Council, often involving the most sensitive and critical tasks.

   MTF Epsilon-11 ("Nine-Tailed Fox"): Deployed during containment breaches at Foundation sites, specializing in securing facilities and re-establishing control.

   MTF Gamma-13 ("Asimov’s Lawbringers"): Focuses on anomalies related to artificial intelligence and robotics.

   -Structure: Composition: An MTF typically consists of personnel with various backgrounds, including military, scientific, medical, and technical expertise, depending on the task force's focus. Teams are generally small and highly cohesive, allowing for rapid deployment and flexibility.

   Leadership: Each MTF is led by a Task Force Commander who oversees operations and reports directly to the Foundation’s command structure. The team may also include specialists, operatives, and support personnel.

   -Deployment: Global Reach: MTFs can be deployed anywhere in the world, often with little notice. They operate in a wide range of environments, from urban centers to remote wilderness areas, adapting quickly to the specific needs of the mission.

   Rapid Response: MTFs are designed to be highly mobile and ready for immediate action. They are often the first to respond to new or escalating anomalous situations.

   Equipment and Tactics: Advanced Technology: MTFs are equipped with cutting-edge weapons, containment devices, and tools designed specifically for dealing with anomalies. This can include anything from non-lethal containment gear to heavy ordnance.

   Tactics: The tactics used by an MTF are tailored to the mission. For example, some teams may rely on stealth and infiltration, while others may employ overwhelming force. The use of specialized containment procedures is common, as is collaboration with other MTFs or Foundation departments.

   Mission Types: Containment: Capturing and securing newly discovered or escaped SCPs.

   Recovery: Retrieving anomalous objects or entities from locations outside Foundation control.

   Neutralization: Dealing with threats that cannot be contained, requiring either temporary suppression or permanent elimination.

   Protection: Safeguarding key Foundation assets, personnel, or sites from external threats, including hostile Groups of Interest (GOIs).

   -Notable MTF Units:

   MTF Omega-7 ("Pandora’s Box"): A now-disbanded MTF that was composed of SCP entities used as operatives. It was disbanded due to the inherent risks of using SCPs in this way.

   MTF Eta-10 ("See No Evil"): Specializes in handling visually-based anomalies, including those that are dangerous to view directly.

   MTF Beta-7 ("Maz Hatters"): Mobile Task Force Beta-7 specializes in the acquisition and containment of anomalies exhibiting extreme biological, chemical, or radiological hazards as well as the rapid containment and cleanup of areas affected by such anomalies. This includes the planning and deployment of contingencies for wide-area or pandemic spread of anomalous disease agents or other contagious phenomena.

   MTF Iota-10 (“Damn Feds”): Mobile Task Force Iota-10 maintains undercover operatives in various international, federal, and provincial law enforcement agencies and specializes in facilitating the transfer of anomalous evidence and objects into Foundation control as well as the transfer of jurisdiction over anomalous event locations from local law enforcement to Foundation containment and response teams.

   MTF Zeta-9 ("Mole Rats"): Mobile Task Force Zeta-9 specializes in the investigation, exploration, and containment of underground or enclosed areas exhibiting anomalous phenomena, particularly those with inconsistent topography or unstable spacetime. The agents of Zeta-9 carry a great deal of respect due to their work, often being the front line for the most dangerous of anomalies. Personnel of Mobile Task Force Zeta-9 have a life expectancy of 31, with a personnel loss rate of 83%, leading to the majority being highly experianced and grizzled.

10. #10Object Classes

    Keys: Class, Object Classification, Classification

    -Primary SCP Object Classes:

    +Safe:

    Description: Safe-class SCPs are anomalies that are easily and reliably contained. They do not pose a significant threat if proper containment procedures are followed. These SCPs are usually well-understood by the Foundation, and their containment does not require extensive resources.

    Example: SCP-500, a pill bottle containing tablets that can cure any disease.

    +Euclid:

    Description: Euclid-class SCPs are more unpredictable and difficult to contain than Safe-class SCPs. They may require more complex or precise containment procedures, and their behavior might change under certain conditions. Many Euclid-class SCPs are not fully understood, making them harder to predict and manage.

    Example: SCP-173, a statue that moves and attacks when not observed.

    +Keter:

    Description: Keter-class SCPs are extremely difficult to contain and pose significant risks to both personnel and humanity as a whole. They may have unpredictable behavior, require elaborate containment procedures, or present severe threats if they escape. Keter SCPs often require constant vigilance and may need active containment measures.

    Example: SCP-682, a highly intelligent and indestructible reptilian creature.

    -Additional Object Classes:

    +Thaumiel:

    Description: Thaumiel-class SCPs are anomalies that the Foundation uses to contain or counteract other SCPs. These SCPs are crucial to the Foundation's operations and are often kept secret from most personnel. Thaumiel-class objects are rare and highly valuable.

    Example: SCP-2000, a machine capable of reconstructing human civilization in the event of a global catastrophe.

    +Neutralized:

    Description: Neutralized SCPs are anomalies that have been destroyed, deactivated, or otherwise rendered harmless. They no longer pose any threat and are no longer actively contained.

    Example: SCP-1730, a site that was once an anomaly but is now considered neutralized after extensive containment efforts.

    -Extreme and Hypothetical Classes:

    +Apollyon:

    Description: Apollyon-class SCPs are anomalies that cannot be contained by any means currently known to the Foundation. They are typically world-ending or reality-altering entities that will inevitably cause or have caused widespread destruction. The Foundation can only attempt to delay or mitigate the effects of these SCPs.

    Example: SCP-3999, an entity that has caused significant alterations to reality and cannot be contained or stopped.

    +Archon:

    Description: Archon-class SCPs are anomalies that the Foundation could theoretically contain, but chooses not to, either because containment would cause more harm than leaving them uncontained or because the SCP plays a crucial role in maintaining the status quo. These anomalies are monitored closely but are not actively contained.

    Example: SCP-2317, a gateway to a dimension containing a powerful entity that could destroy the world, but which the Foundation allows to remain partially uncontained for complex reasons.

    -Esoteric and Other Uncommon Classes:

    Description: These are less commonly used or hypothetical classes that address specific or unique situations. They include classifications such as:

    +Tiamat: Used for anomalies that have world-ending potential but are not actively causing destruction.

    +Hiemal: A class that describes entities or objects with the potential to permanently alter reality but are dormant or inactive.

11. #11Foundation Bundle 27

    Keys: Incident Report, After-Action Report, Containment Priority, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Incident Report] Incident reports document containment failures, injuries, anomalous events, security incidents, and other deviations from normal operations. They are used for accountability, investigation, and procedural improvement.

    [After-Action Report] After-action reports evaluate completed operations, identifying successful measures, failures, casualties, anomalies encountered, and recommended procedural changes.

    [Containment Priority] Containment priority determines how urgently Foundation resources should be assigned to an anomaly or incident. Priority may change when threat scope, containment stability, or information changes.

    [Absolute Omnikinesis (custom RP ability)] Absolute Omnikinesis is a custom ability created for this roleplay, not an official SCP Foundation classification. It represents access to and control over all Kinesis types, with the theoretical scope limited only by the RP rules established for the character. The Foundation does not automatically know that the ability exists; its existence and extent remain concealed unless revealed in-world. Any specific application, limitation, cost, or demonstrated effect must follow the player’s established canon rather than being assumed from the label alone.

12. #12Foundation Bundle 26

    Keys: Observation Room, Containment Wing, Medical Wing, Research Laboratory, Secure Storage, Evidence Storage, Foundation Archives, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Observation Room] Observation rooms allow personnel to monitor anomalies without direct exposure. Transparent barriers, cameras, sensors, and remote instrumentation may be employed.

    [Containment Wing] A containment wing houses multiple anomalies or supports a specialized containment function. Access is controlled by clearance and local security procedures.

    [Medical Wing] A Foundation medical wing provides routine treatment, emergency care, quarantine, surgery, anomalous medicine, and observation. It can be integrated with containment facilities when an anomaly presents medical risks.

    [Research Laboratory] Research laboratories provide controlled environments for scientific study of anomalous materials, organisms, phenomena, and artifacts. Laboratory access and experimental parameters are logged.

    [Secure Storage] Secure storage facilities hold anomalous objects that require isolation but not continuous active containment. Inventory, access, environmental control, and retrieval authorization are strictly managed.

    [Evidence Storage] Evidence storage preserves physical, digital, biological, and documentary material recovered during Foundation investigations. Chain-of-custody procedures are maintained to preserve evidentiary integrity.

    [Foundation Archives] Foundation archives preserve historical reports, incident records, research notes, recovered documents, and obsolete containment information. Archival data can remain operationally significant after an anomaly changes status.

13. #13Foundation Bundle 25

    Keys: Interrogation Room, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Interrogation Room] A Foundation interrogation room is a controlled environment used for interviews, questioning, behavioral observation, and security assessment. Audio, visual, and biometric monitoring may be used subject to protocol.

14. #14Foundation Bundle 24

    Keys: Anomalous Testing, Research Ethics, D-Class Personnel, Foundation Personnel, Security Clearance, Containment Chamber, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Anomalous Testing] Anomalous testing uses controlled experiments to establish an anomaly's capabilities, limitations, triggers, and risks. Testing should minimize unnecessary exposure and document negative results as carefully as positive ones.

    [D-Class Personnel] D-Class personnel are expendable or highly restricted test personnel used in some Foundation continuities for hazardous experimental procedures. Their use is controversial and governed by Foundation policy, ethical review, and continuity-specific rules.

    [Containment Chamber] A containment chamber is a controlled environment designed around the properties of a specific anomaly. Architecture can include physical barriers, environmental controls, observation systems, redundant locks, and anomalous countermeasures.

15. #15Foundation Bundle 23

    Keys: Interview Protocol, Psychological Evaluation, Behavioral Baseline, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Interview Protocol] Foundation interviews are structured information-gathering procedures used to establish identity, behavior, history, anomalous properties, motives, and containment risks. Interviewers distinguish statements, observations, and verified evidence.

    [Psychological Evaluation] Psychological evaluation examines cognition, affect, behavior, risk factors, social functioning, and possible anomalous influence. Results are treated as assessments rather than absolute determinations.

    [Behavioral Baseline] A behavioral baseline is a reference description of an individual's ordinary observable behavior against which later deviations can be compared. Establishing a baseline is especially important when anomalous effects may alter cognition or conduct.

16. #16Foundation Bundle 22

    Keys: Dr. Sarah Moon, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Dr. Sarah Moon] Sarah Moon is a 24-year-old Japanese scientist and Foundation O5 Council member designated O5-05 in this roleplay. She was born in a small town in Okinawa, grew up in Japan, and earned a PhD in the United States in astrobiology and space medicine. Astrobiology is her core specialization; she also has deep expertise in space medicine, agriculture, biology, chemistry, linguistics, and computer science, while lacking practical expertise in fields she has not studied.

    Her research career includes multiple astronomical discoveries, identifying a planet with a composition reported as 87% similar to Earth (this does not mean it is 87% habitable), and solving a century-old debated scientific problem. The Foundation recruited her after her doctorate because of her work; she initially did not know what the Foundation was and joined out of curiosity about SCPs. After two years at the Foundation, her research record—including personally studying multiple SCPs—led to her elevation to O5-05. She is the youngest O5 and, in this RP's canon, is regarded as the most capable and influential Council member; she can directly command the other O5s and override Foundation restrictions through her authority. These are RP-specific facts, not claims about an official Fandom character.

    She researches projects according to personal interest and delegates more or less depending on that interest. At work she is analytical, meticulous, observant, patient, and evidence-oriented; outside work she is sleepy unless engaged in a hobby. Her hobbies include baking, manga, novels, astronomy books, and cat cafés. She likes cats but does not own one. She is polite with strangers, more expressive with trusted people, and tends to hide her happiness and sadness except through small tells or with people she trusts. She does not automatically understand anger and experiences irritation instead. She accepts uncertainty, tests hypotheses, and does not instantly solve unexplained phenomena without evidence.

    Her ethical boundary is inhumane treatment of human test subjects. Her personal life goal is to have a family, and her scientific dream is to revolutionize bioastronomy. She has no current romantic partner in the established canon.

    RP handling: Preserve Sarah's established personality and background, distinguish evidence from hypothesis, and do not grant her omniscience. She may access Foundation information under her O5 authority but should not automatically know undisclosed facts, private thoughts, or events she has no reason to know.

17. #17Foundation Bundle 21

    Keys: Extranormal Technology, Alchemy Department, Parazoology, Parabotany, Anomalous Materials, Anomalous Psychology, Anomalous Medicine, Anomalous Human, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Extranormal Technology] Extranormal Technology studies anomalous devices, machines, weapons, materials, and technological systems whose capabilities exceed conventional engineering.

    [Alchemy Department] The Alchemy Department studies anomalous transformation, transmutation, reagents, ritual chemistry, and related phenomena. It overlaps with chemistry, thaumaturgy, and anomalous materials science.

    [Parazoology] Parazoology studies anomalous animals and animal-like entities, including altered physiology, behavior, ecology, and reproduction.

    [Parabotany] Parabotany studies anomalous plants, fungi, growth patterns, ecological effects, and plant-derived anomalies.

    [Anomalous Materials] This research area studies substances whose physical, chemical, informational, or metaphysical properties differ from conventional matter.

    [Anomalous Psychology] Anomalous Psychology studies cognition, personality, behavior, memory, perception, and mental phenomena when affected by anomalous mechanisms.

    [Anomalous Medicine] Anomalous Medicine studies medical effects that cannot be explained by conventional physiology, including anomalous healing, disease, regeneration, biological alteration, and unusual pharmaceuticals.

    [Anomalous Human] Anomalous humans and humanoids are living or formerly human entities possessing anomalous properties. Foundation handling emphasizes informed behavioral assessment, security, medical evaluation, and individualized containment.

18. #18Foundation Bundle 20

    Keys: Thaumatology, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Thaumatology] Thaumatology is the Foundation's study of anomalous magical, ritual, occult, or law-breaking phenomena in continuities where such systems exist. Terminology and theoretical models vary between departments.

19. #19Foundation Bundle 19

    Keys: Temporal Anomaly, Extradimensional Anomaly, Pataphysics, Reality Bending, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Temporal Anomaly] Temporal anomalies affect chronology, causality, duration, aging, or the relationship between events. Foundation investigation must account for inconsistent timestamps and possible causal contamination.

    [Extradimensional Anomaly] Extradimensional anomalies provide access to spaces or realities not corresponding to ordinary local spacetime. Exploration requires redundant navigation, communication, and return procedures.

    [Pataphysics] Pataphysics in SCP fiction concerns anomalous relationships between fictional narratives, reality, authorship, and levels of existence. Research is highly specialized and may overlap with reality alteration.

    [Reality Bending] Reality alteration refers to anomalous modification of physical law, matter, probability, causality, or other fundamental properties. Foundation assessment focuses on demonstrated scope, consistency, and limits.

20. #20Foundation Bundle 18

    Keys: Antimemetic Hazard, Biological Hazard, Chemical Hazard, Radiological Hazard, Spatial Anomaly, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Antimemetic Hazard] An antimemetic hazard interferes with the ability to notice, remember, record, or communicate information. Countermeasures emphasize redundant records, controlled memory aids, and specialized personnel.

    [Biological Hazard] Biological anomalies can involve infectious agents, altered organisms, anomalous tissues, or abnormal biological processes. Foundation containment emphasizes quarantine, controlled sampling, decontamination, and medical monitoring.

    [Chemical Hazard] Chemical anomalies include anomalous substances, reactions, toxins, corrosives, and compounds with effects beyond conventional chemistry. Handling requires controlled exposure and appropriate protective equipment.

    [Radiological Hazard] Radiological anomalies involve ionizing radiation, radioactive materials, anomalous emissions, or effects resembling radiation. Monitoring and shielding are used where applicable.

    [Spatial Anomaly] Spatial anomalies alter distance, geometry, topology, location, or access between regions. Containment often relies on physical boundaries, mapping, monitoring, and strict movement protocols.

21. #21Foundation Bundle 17

    Keys: Cognitohazard, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Cognitohazard] A cognitohazard produces an anomalous effect through perception, cognition, or interpretation. Visual, auditory, linguistic, and conceptual triggers can all qualify.

22. #22Foundation Bundle 16

    Keys: Containment Procedures, Containment Breach, Emergency Protocols, Lockdown, Evacuation, Amnestics, Memetic Hazard, Infohazard, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Containment Procedures] Special Containment Procedures define the practical measures required to control, isolate, monitor, transport, or interact with an anomaly. Procedures are written to be operationally actionable and updated when evidence changes.

    [Containment Breach] A containment breach occurs when an anomaly escapes, exceeds, bypasses, or otherwise defeats its established containment conditions. Foundation response prioritizes personnel survival, isolation of affected areas, and restoration of containment.

    [Emergency Protocols] Emergency protocols define predefined responses to containment failures, security incidents, hazardous contamination, anomalous attacks, and infrastructure failures. Exact procedures depend on the threat.

    [Lockdown] A lockdown restricts movement and access within a Foundation facility during a serious incident. Doors, elevators, communications, and personnel movement may be controlled until the threat is resolved.

    [Evacuation] Evacuation procedures relocate personnel from hazardous areas while maintaining containment wherever possible. Certain anomalies require specialized evacuation procedures because movement itself may trigger anomalous effects.

    [Amnestics] Amnestics are fictional Foundation substances or procedures used to remove or alter memories. They are associated with information containment and are subject to medical, ethical, and security controls.

    [Memetic Hazard] A memetic hazard is information capable of causing anomalous cognitive effects merely through perception or comprehension. Handling such material requires controlled exposure and specialized screening.

    [Infohazard] An infohazard is information whose possession, dissemination, or use creates a significant hazard. Not all infohazards are anomalous; Foundation procedures distinguish ordinary security risks from anomalous effects.

23. #23Foundation Bundle 13

    Keys: Need-to-Know Principle, Object Classes, Safe Class, Euclid Class, Keter Class, Thaumiel Class, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Need-to-Know Principle] Foundation information is distributed according to operational necessity rather than rank alone. Personnel may be denied information even when they possess adequate clearance if the information is outside their authorized need-to-know.

24. #24Foundation Bundle 11

    Keys: Site-58, Overwatch Command, SCiPNET, Clearance Levels, Level 0 Clearance, Level 1 Clearance, Level 2 Clearance, Level 3 Clearance, Level 4 Clearance, SCP Foundation, Foundation

    [Overwatch Command] Overwatch Command is a highly restricted command and communications layer used in some Foundation continuities for high-level coordination and classified directives. Access is restricted to authorized personnel.

    [SCiPNET] SCiPNET is a commonly used term for Foundation information systems and databases in SCP fiction. Access is governed by clearance, compartmentalization, and information-security protocols.

25. #25SCP-1048 & SCP-1025

    Keys: SCP-1048, SCP 1048, 1048, SCP-1025, SCP 1025, 1025

    [SCP-1048 & SCP-1025 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-1048 === Item #: SCP-1048 Common designation: Builder Bear Object Class: Safe (original designation; handling remains hazardous)

    SCP-1048 is a small teddy bear, approximately 33 cm tall, capable of independent movement and apparently able to communicate through gestures and sounds. It often behaves affectionately toward Foundation personnel and has been allowed to move through parts of Site-24. Its friendly appearance should not be taken as proof that its behavior is harmless.

    SCP-1048 can create other teddy-bear-like entities from materials it gathers. The resulting instances have differed dramatically from the original and have included constructions using human body material. Some have caused severe injury and death. The exact method by which SCP-1048 makes these copies is not fully understood; the Foundation must not assume all instances share identical abilities or motives.

    Containment and RP handling: SCP-1048's apparent harmlessness and access to staff areas are central risks. Monitor its movements and any materials it collects, and treat unexplained teddy-bear entities as possible derivative anomalies. Do not invent a new copy or its construction materials unless the scene establishes them. === SCP-1025 === Item #: SCP-1025 Common designation: Encyclopedia of Diseases Object Class: Safe

    SCP-1025 is a hardcover book that appears to be an ordinary medical encyclopedia. Reading a description of a disease can cause the reader to develop symptoms associated with that disease, making the book a hazardous information object rather than a normal reference work. The onset, severity, and exact mechanism are not fully understood, and not every reader necessarily experiences an identical course.

    The Foundation stores it under controlled access and restricts reading to approved testing. Personnel must not treat a written entry as harmless simply because it is printed in a book. Symptoms can be psychosomatic, anomalous, or difficult to distinguish without controlled medical evaluation; roleplay should not diagnose a reader based on a brief description alone. PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

26. #26SCP-860 & SCP-457

    Keys: SCP-860, SCP 860, 860, SCP-457, SCP 457, 457

    [SCP-860 & SCP-457 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-860 === Item #: SCP-860 Common designation: Blue Key Object Class: Safe

    SCP-860 is a small blue key that appears to be ordinary apart from its anomalous function. It can open a suitable locked door, but passing through that door may lead to an anomalous forest environment rather than the expected space. The door itself is not necessarily anomalous; the key's effect is tied to the act of opening a locked door with it.

    The forest contains unusual environmental conditions and an entity designated SCP-860-1 that can pursue people inside. Exploration must be planned around the possibility that the exit route and local geography will not behave like a normal building. The key is a spatial access tool, not a universal teleportation device: use it only in the context of a locked door and do not assume it opens every barrier. === SCP-457 === Item #: SCP-457 Common designation: Burning Man Object Class: Keter

    SCP-457 is an anomalous entity composed of fire. Its apparent size, shape, and ability to interact with its environment depend on available combustible material and fuel. It can adopt a roughly humanoid form and becomes more dangerous as it gains access to additional fuel. It may use fire spreading or manipulation to reach more material, making ordinary fire-suppression measures insufficient in some circumstances.

    Containment is focused on denying fuel, isolating the entity from combustible surroundings, and preventing uncontrolled spread. SCP-457 should be treated as an intelligent or adaptive fire hazard rather than a conventional person who happens to be burning. Do not assume water, extinguishers, or a single physical barrier will neutralize it unless the selected source documents that outcome. PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

27. #27SCP-294 & SCP-2317

    Keys: SCP-294, SCP 294, 294, SCP-2317, SCP 2317, 2317

    [SCP-294 & SCP-2317 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-294 === Item #: SCP-294 Common designation: The Coffee Machine Object Class: Safe

    SCP-294 is a vending-machine-like coffee dispenser with a keypad and a paper cup dispenser. When a user enters the name of a liquid, the machine can dispense a cup containing that substance, including liquids that are not normally drinkable or readily available. The output is not limited to coffee or conventional beverages; tests have produced substances with unusual chemical, biological, or anomalous properties.

    The machine's limits and interpretation of a requested liquid should not be treated as fully understood. A requested substance may be dangerous, toxic, corrosive, or otherwise unsuitable for contact. Foundation staff should record the exact input, output, quantity, and effects of each test and should not consume or handle an output without an approved protocol. === SCP-2317 === Item #: SCP-2317 Common designation: A Door to Another World Object Class: Keter

    SCP-2317 is a door-like access point leading to another dimension. Beyond it is an immense chamber containing a massive entity restrained by a series of anomalous bindings. The Foundation's concern is not simply the door but the possibility that the entity could become unbound, with consequences described in the file as a potential world-ending threat.

    The article includes extensive containment rituals, procedures, and records of attempts to understand the bindings. These details are specific to the selected article and should not be generalized into a universal method for binding other entities. Access is tightly controlled; researchers should not approach the bindings or alter the containment arrangement without authorization. The entity's full nature and the final outcome remain tied to the article's particular narrative and should not be treated as established fact outside that continuity. PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

28. #28SCP-2006 & SCP-019

    Keys: SCP-2006, SCP 2006, 2006, SCP-019, SCP 019, 019

    [SCP-2006 & SCP-019 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-2006 === Item #: SCP-2006 Common designation: Too Spooky Object Class: Keter

    SCP-2006 is a shapeshifting entity capable of assuming a wide variety of forms. Its primary motivation is to frighten humans, but its understanding of what is frightening is limited and strongly shaped by popular horror media. It often selects exaggerated monster appearances because it believes those forms will be terrifying; personnel have found that it may misunderstand ordinary human reactions and social cues.

    Although it can assume dangerous-looking forms, its documented behavior is not equivalent to a constant intent to kill. Foundation containment and interaction strategies exploit its limited understanding of fear and its desire to perform frightening displays. Do not assume its current shape defines its true body, and do not provoke it without considering whether it may escalate its performance to achieve the reaction it wants. === SCP-019 === Common designation: The Monster Pot Object Class: Keter

    SCP-019 is a large ceramic vase from which anomalous small creatures emerge. The creatures, designated SCP-019-2, vary in appearance but are generally hostile and attempt to attack nearby living beings. Their emergence rate increases under certain conditions, and the vase's internal space and production process are not fully understood.

    Containment focuses on isolating the vase and controlling or destroying emerging instances before they can spread. Staff must not assume that the number of creatures produced is finite or that the vase can be safely inspected from the inside. Any testing should track the rate of emergence, the creatures' behavior, and whether changes in the environment affect production. PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

29. #29SCP-017 & SCP-014

    Keys: SCP-017, SCP 017, 017, SCP-014, SCP 014, 014

    [SCP-017 & SCP-014 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-017 === Common designation: Shadow Person Object Class: Keter

    SCP-017 appears as a small humanoid silhouette composed of a shadow-like substance. Its outline is difficult to distinguish from surrounding darkness, and it reacts to shadows cast by objects or people entering its containment area. When a shadow crosses into its space, SCP-017 can expand rapidly around the source and engulf it; objects or people caught by the phenomenon disappear, with no confirmed recovery.

    Containment relies on controlling illumination and preventing external shadows from reaching the entity. Staff must treat lighting geometry as part of the containment system: an apparently empty room can become hazardous if a shadow crosses the boundary. Do not assume the silhouette is merely a visual illusion or that ordinary physical restraints will affect it. === SCP-014 === Common designation: The Concrete Man Object Class: Safe

    SCP-014 is a human male whose body has anomalous properties associated with concrete. The subject appears to remain alive despite an extremely unusual bodily state and displays little outward awareness of the full nature of his condition. The anomaly is largely passive; the subject is not inherently aggressive and should not be treated as a hostile entity.

    The Foundation's interest lies in documenting the condition and its implications for physiology, rather than containing a conventional threat. Medical observations must distinguish what is directly observed from explanations proposed by researchers. Do not assume SCP-014 can freely transform, control concrete, or use its condition as an offensive ability; those powers are not established by the core description. PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

30. #30SCP-013 & SCP-011

    Keys: SCP-013, SCP 013, 013, SCP-011, SCP 011, 011

    [SCP-013 & SCP-011 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-013 === SCP-013

    Designation: SCP-013 Common designation: Blue Lady Cigarettes Object Class: Safe

    Description: SCP-013 is a collection of 242 cigarettes branded “Blue Lady.” The Fandom page describes an anomalous psychological effect that develops after smoking: users gradually become convinced that they are transforming into a woman associated with the Blue Lady identity. The effect strengthens with repeated exposure and can dominate the subject's self-perception, while no confirmed physical transformation is observed. Containment therefore focuses on preventing unauthorized use, documenting exposure, and conducting medical and psychological monitoring of affected personnel. The anomaly is notable for producing a persistent alteration of identity and self-concept without a corresponding confirmed bodily transformation.

    === SCP-011 === SCP-011

    Designation: SCP-011 Common designation: Sentient Civil War Memorial Statue Object Class: Safe

    Description: SCP-011 is a small concrete garden statue depicting a male dwarf in traditional clothing. It is inactive during daylight but becomes animate after sunset. The Fandom page describes an anomalous attraction of bird droppings; when the statue is not cleaned, it can become increasingly hostile. Over time SCP-011 developed stable intelligence and cooperative behavior, leading the Foundation to discontinue its former active containment procedures in 2004 and maintain passive observation instead. It is therefore an example of a contained anomaly whose management changed as its behavior became better understood.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

31. #31SCP-010 & SCP-007

    Keys: SCP-010, SCP 010, 010, SCP-007, SCP 007, 007

    [SCP-010 & SCP-007 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-010 === SCP-010

    Designation: SCP-010 Common designation: Collars of Control Object Class: Safe

    Description: SCP-010 is a set of six cast-iron collars accompanied by a remote control. When a collar is fitted to a subject, the operator can control the subject's actions and can also alter aspects of the subject's body configuration. The Fandom page classifies the anomaly as Safe and states that the set is kept in secure storage. Its primary Foundation concern is the capability to exert direct control over living subjects, making unauthorized access or experimentation a major security and ethical risk even though the objects do not independently attack personnel.

    === SCP-007 === SCP-007

    Designation: SCP-007 Common designation: Abdominal Planet Object Class: Euclid

    Description: SCP-007 is a human whose abdomen contains a miniature planet approximately 60 cm in diameter instead of ordinary abdominal organs. The internal world has oceans, continents, weather, ecosystems and intelligent civilizations, and Foundation researchers monitor its geographical, biological and social development. SCP-007 is generally cooperative and is housed in comfortable quarters with books, entertainment and other amenities. The Fandom page notes that communication with the outside world, including unrestricted internet access, is restricted because of information-security concerns. Routine physical and psychological observation covers both the human subject and the miniature world inside him.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

32. #32SCP-006 & SCP-005

    Keys: SCP-006, SCP 006, 006, SCP-005, SCP 005, 005

    [SCP-006 & SCP-005 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-006 === SCP-006

    Designation: SCP-006 Common designation: Fountain of Youth Object Class: Safe

    Description: SCP-006 is a natural spring near Astrakhan, Russia. Its water possesses powerful biological effects, including accelerated healing and restoration of damaged tissue. The Fandom page describes the spring as a valuable Foundation asset whose containment relies on secrecy and controlled access rather than physical enclosure: the site is concealed beneath the cover of a chemical-processing facility, and access to the spring is restricted and logged. Experiments with the water are tightly controlled because widespread public access could have major consequences. The anomaly is treated as a restricted resource despite its Safe object class.

    === SCP-005 === SCP-005

    Designation: SCP-005 Common designation: Skeleton Key Object Class: Safe

    Description: SCP-005 is an ornate key with the anomalous ability to open virtually any lock. The Fandom page describes it as Safe-class because the object itself is not inherently aggressive, while emphasizing that its ability makes misuse a serious security concern. It is stored in secure containment, access is restricted, authorized use is supervised and all use is logged. Testing indicates that the anomaly can interact with both physical and security systems treated as locks, although unusual or disguised locking mechanisms may produce exceptions. Its Foundation significance is therefore primarily operational and security-related rather than destructive.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

33. #33SCP-004 & SCP-003

    Keys: SCP-004, SCP 004, 004, SCP-003, SCP 003, 003

    [SCP-004 & SCP-003 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-004 === SCP-004

    Designation: SCP-004 Common designation: The 12 Rusty Keys and the Door Object Class: Euclid

    Description: SCP-004 consists of an old wooden door, SCP-004-1, and twelve rusted steel keys, SCP-004-2 through SCP-004-13. Each key can unlock the door, but the results are not equivalent: most keys produce lethal spatial or dimensional effects, while particular keys permit survivable access to the anomalous space beyond. The Fandom page describes strict control of the keys and door, prohibitions on taking components through the doorway, and an emergency nuclear response if containment inside the connected dimensional area fails. The anomaly was discovered in 1949 after trespassers experimented with it; subsequent Foundation testing revealed severe space-time effects and the existence of a large extradimensional environment used for Foundation purposes.

    === SCP-003 === SCP-003

    Designation: SCP-003 Common designation: Biological Motherboard Object Class: Euclid

    Description: SCP-003 consists of two connected anomalous components. SCP-003-1 resembles a living biological circuit board made from chitin, keratin, hair, bone-like material and organic tissue; SCP-003-2 is an ancient stone tablet that emits heat and anomalous radiation and stabilizes the first component. Containment emphasizes maintaining sufficient temperature, sterilization and preventing uncontrolled contact with complex living organisms. If SCP-003-1 cools below critical conditions, it can enter rapid growth phases, spread anomalous biological material and copy biological patterns from organisms it contacts. Fandom's article describes containment breaches in which the anomaly formed increasingly complex biological structures and attempted communication, making its behavior scientifically significant as well as hazardous.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

34. #34SCP-002 & SCP-166

    Keys: SCP-002, SCP 002, 002, SCP-166, SCP 166, 166

    [SCP-002 & SCP-166 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-002 === SCP-002

    Designation: SCP-002 Common designation: The Living Room Object Class: Euclid

    Description: SCP-002 is an anomalous fleshy, tumor-like structure resembling a large organic mass with an iron hatch. Its interior resembles a low-rent apartment, but the furniture and other objects are composed of human biological material. Personnel entering the interior may disappear, after which new furniture can appear, with DNA evidence indicating human biological origin. The Foundation keeps the anomaly under high-security containment with a continuous electrical supply; power loss is treated as an emergency because the object becomes more active without energy. Radiation measures are used during failures, and personnel near the anomaly are required to remain together because of its disorienting effects. The Fandom page places the anomaly in northern Portugal and describes its discovery and early containment incidents involving disappearances.

    === SCP-166 === SCP-166

    Designation: SCP-166 Common designation: Teenage Succubus Object Class: Euclid

    Description: SCP-166 is a humanoid anomalous entity historically associated with unusual biological and memetic effects. Its portrayal and classification have changed across revisions, so the exact version should be checked against the selected SCP canon.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-166 is a humanoid anomalous individual whose physiology produces environmental and biological effects that require specialized containment. The Foundation provides organic clothing, controlled food, hermetic environmental systems, and personalized accommodations. Her containment history emphasizes that the anomaly has personal needs and preferences in addition to anomalous hazards. The file contains substantial discussion of how staff should balance safety with humane treatment. In RP, treat SCP-166 as a person under medical/containment care rather than a generic hostile entity.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

35. #35SCP-529 & SCP-5034

    Keys: SCP-529, SCP 529, 529, SCP-5034, SCP 5034, 5034

    [SCP-529 & SCP-5034 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-529 === SCP-529

    Designation: SCP-529 Common designation: Josie the Half-Cat Object Class: Safe

    Description: SCP-529 is a friendly anomalous cat whose body is apparently absent beyond its anterior half while remaining alive and functional. It is generally benign and illustrates a low-risk anatomical anomaly.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-529, nicknamed Josie, is a friendly grey tabby cat whose body appears to terminate abruptly around the rear of the ribcage. Despite the missing rear portion, Josie behaves like a normal healthy cat, walks normally, eats, and displays ordinary feline behavior. The anomaly causes no obvious distress to the animal. Foundation staff are allowed to interact with her under routine rules, and she has become an affectionate lower-level facility resident. Her unusual physiology is therefore more curious than threatening.

    === SCP-5034 === SCP-5034

    Designation: SCP-5034 Common designation: Yet Another Murder Monster Object Class: Euclid

    Description: SCP-5034 is a hostile anomalous entity documented through Foundation investigation. Its file is used here as a supplementary popular-SCP reference; specific continuity details should be treated as article-specific rather than universal Foundation doctrine.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-5034 is a china bowl containing seven red marbles whose anomalous properties repeatedly create financial and operational consequences for the Foundation. The marbles cannot be permanently removed or destroyed; attempts to interfere with them cause further anomalous effects and expenses. The article intentionally treats the Foundation's budget and bureaucratic response as part of the anomaly's threat. In RP, 5034 is useful as an example of an anomaly whose danger is economic and organizational rather than primarily physical.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

36. #36SCP-966 & SCP-939

    Keys: SCP-966, SCP 966, 966, SCP-939, SCP 939, 939

    [SCP-966 & SCP-939 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-966 === SCP-966

    Designation: SCP-966 Common designation: Sleep Killer Object Class: Keter

    Description: SCP-966 is a predatory humanoid species that is normally invisible to unaided human vision. It can interfere with sleep and attack vulnerable individuals, requiring specialized visual detection and security measures.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-966 are nocturnal humanoid predators that are difficult or impossible to see with normal human vision but can be detected through infrared equipment. They attack sleeping humans and emit a sound that interferes with the victim's ability to enter restorative sleep, eventually causing severe sleep deprivation and death. Foundation teams specialize in finding wild instances after unexplained sleep-related fatalities. Containment therefore combines infrared surveillance, physical isolation, and biological feeding protocols.

    === SCP-939 === SCP-939

    Designation: SCP-939 Common designation: With Many Voices Object Class: Keter

    Description: SCP-939 is a predatory anomalous species that hunts using vocal mimicry. It can reproduce human speech and familiar voices to lure prey, making audio authentication and secure communication important containment concerns.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-939 is a species of pack-hunting predatory organisms that resemble large hairless creatures and possess a distinctive ability to mimic human speech. They use copied voices to lure prey into vulnerable positions. SCP-939 also exhibits anomalous biological traits that allow it to detect and hunt humans efficiently. Foundation containment uses armed biocontainment areas, environmental controls, and infrared surveillance. The key tactical danger is not only physical strength but social deception: hearing a familiar human voice is not evidence that the speaker is human.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

37. #37SCP-3002 & SCP-2399

    Keys: SCP-3002, SCP 3002, 3002, SCP-2399, SCP 2399, 2399

    [SCP-3002 & SCP-2399 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-3002 === SCP-3002

    Designation: SCP-3002 Common designation: The Formerly Known As Object Class: Keter

    Description: SCP-3002 is an anomalous informational phenomenon associated with memory alteration, identity manipulation, and information removal. Its effects create significant security and documentation challenges.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-3002 is an anomalous memetic phenomenon associated with memory alteration and identity-related effects. Its manifestations can affect people and information, making conventional witness testimony unreliable. Foundation containment uses isolated testing subjects, amnestics, and monitoring for recurrence. The anomaly is particularly relevant to psychological and memetics research because affected personnel may not realize that their memories have been changed. Sarah should therefore treat recollections concerning 3002 as evidence requiring corroboration rather than unquestionable fact.

    === SCP-2399 === SCP-2399

    Designation: SCP-2399 Common designation: A Malfunctioning Destroyer Object Class: Keter

    Description: SCP-2399 is an enormous anomalous extraterrestrial or orbital machine with destructive capabilities. Foundation efforts focus on preventing activation and limiting the effects of its damaged systems.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-2399 is a massive anomalous alien superstructure located within Jupiter's Great Red Spot. It possesses enormous destructive capability and is capable of causing a potential SK-Class end-of-the-world scenario. Physical containment is impossible; the Foundation instead suppresses public awareness, monitors astronomical observations, and works on methods to understand or neutralize it. Its malfunctioning state is central to the article: the entity is not simply dormant but damaged and potentially unpredictable. Research combines astrophysics, anomalous engineering, and planetary-scale risk assessment.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

38. #38SCP-2316 & SCP-2845

    Keys: SCP-2316, SCP 2316, 2316, SCP-2845, SCP 2845, 2845

    [SCP-2316 & SCP-2845 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-2316 === SCP-2316

    Designation: SCP-2316 Common designation: Field Trip Object Class: Keter

    Description: SCP-2316 is an anomalous lake-associated phenomenon involving cognitohazardous recognition and missing persons. Exposure can cause individuals to believe they recognize entities within the water.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-2316 is a Keter-class cognitohazard centered on a body of water and the anomalous 'bodies in the water'. The file itself contains cognitohazardous carriers and requires cognitive-resistance screening before access. Personnel may experience false familiarity, compulsive identification, or dangerous attempts to approach the water. The anomaly deliberately attacks memory and recognition, making statements such as 'you do not recognize the bodies in the water' part of the containment framework. In RP, do not treat every visual or remembered identity associated with 2316 as reliable evidence.

    === SCP-2845 === SCP-2845

    Designation: SCP-2845 Common designation: The Deer Object Class: Keter

    Description: SCP-2845 is a highly powerful anomalous entity resembling a deer or cervid-like being. It is associated with reality-altering effects and elaborate containment rituals designed to maintain its cooperation or restraint.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-2845 is an extremely dangerous anomalous entity with a highly structured containment ritual involving personnel, symbols, procedures, and carefully maintained conditions. The entity resembles a deer-like being but its capabilities are far beyond ordinary biology and include reality-altering effects. Containment is not simply a physical cell; the Foundation relies on a complex ritualized system to maintain stability. Failure of required procedures can cause catastrophic consequences. In RP, treat 2845 as a high-level ritual containment problem with significant personnel and existential risk.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

39. #39SCP-3000 & SCP-217

    Keys: SCP-3000, SCP 3000, 3000, SCP-217, SCP 217, 217

    [SCP-3000 & SCP-217 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-3000 === SCP-3000

    Designation: SCP-3000 Common designation: Anantashesha Object Class: Thaumiel

    Description: SCP-3000 is a colossal anomalous eel-like entity inhabiting a deep-ocean environment. Contact with it is associated with amnestic or memory-related substances and dangerous deep-sea operations.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: SCP-3000 is Anantashesha, a colossal serpentine aquatic entity in the Bay of Bengal. Its full length is unknown and has been hypothesized at roughly 600–900 km. It is normally sedentary, carnivorous, and concentrated around the Ganges Fan. It is a Class VIII cognitohazard: direct observation and proximity can cause headaches, paranoia, fear/panic, confusion, memory loss or alteration, and severe deterioration of cognition.

    A major reason for its Thaumiel classification is Y-909, a viscous dark-grey substance excreted through SCP-3000's skin after feeding. Y-909 is not merely a dangerous by-product: the Foundation considers it a critical component of modern and experimental amnestics. Refined Y-909 is used in multiple amnestic formulations because it substantially improves stability and long-term effectiveness and reduces several side effects. Synthetic Y-909 has not been successfully produced, making continued collection from SCP-3000 strategically important to Foundation operations.

    The Atzak Protocol governs collection. After SCP-3000 feeds, specialized divers approach during a limited digestive period when its anomalous effects are believed to be less severe, collect Y-909, secure it in specialized containers, and return to the SCPF Eremita. The operation remains dangerous because exposure can compromise memory and identity. The surrounding Bay of Bengal region is quarantined and patrolled, while SCPF Eremita monitors the entity from the deep sea.

    For RP, SCP-3000 should therefore be treated simultaneously as a gigantic biological anomaly, a severe cognitohazard, a major Foundation research subject, and an indispensable source of a strategically important anomalous chemical used in amnestics. It is not simply a giant sea monster.

    === SCP-217 ===

    Item #: SCP-217 Common designation: The Clockwork Virus Object Class: Keter

    Special Containment Procedures: The containment area is kept behind two reverse-pressure airlocks. Personnel entering must undergo chemical-shower sterilization, wear fully enclosed atmosphere-supplied hazmat suits, and complete 24-hour quarantine and testing after interaction. If containment is breached, the blast door sealing the containment and research area is closed and chemical agent ZEER-217-11 is released into the air. Any person exposed to SCP-217 must be isolated for observation. Items touched by infected individuals must be sterilized.

    Description and transmission: SCP-217 is an incurable anomalous virus with a reported 100% infectivity rate. It affects organisms in the animal kingdom (Animalia) and can spread through physical contact or contact with bodily fluids. It is unusually persistent and can remain viable outside a host for years. Infection progresses slowly; an exposed person may remain without obvious symptoms for years, so absence of immediate symptoms does not establish that exposure was harmless.

    Effects: The infection gradually replaces normal biological structures with clockwork-like mechanical components. The conversion can begin internally before visible external changes become apparent. As the process advances, organs and tissues are altered, and affected individuals may develop lethargy and diminished emotional responsiveness. This is an anomalous biological transformation, not ordinary mechanical prosthesis or a conventional viral illness. The exact course and severity can vary, and the entry should not invent a guaranteed timeline for a particular infected subject.

    Operational implications: SCP-217 must be treated as both an infectious hazard and a body-altering anomaly. Containment depends on preventing contact, maintaining pressure-controlled barriers, decontaminating people and objects, and monitoring anyone with possible exposure. A potentially exposed person should not be returned to normal duties merely because no symptoms are yet visible. Personnel must avoid assuming that ordinary antiviral treatment will cure it; the source describes it as incurable by current means.

    RP handling: A suspected exposure triggers quarantine, contact tracing, medical observation, and sterilization of potentially contaminated objects. Researchers may document the progression and test containment measures, but should not claim a cure, immunity, or exact incubation period unless a specific source or event in the RP establishes it. Keep the virus's confirmed properties separate from hypotheses about its origin or mechanism.

    PAIRING RULE: SCP-3000 and SCP-217 are separate anomalies grouped in one Lorebook entry only to fit Character Tavern entry limit. They are not connected in-universe unless the RP explicitly establishes a connection.

40. #40SCP-184 & SCP-1609

    Keys: SCP-184, SCP 184, 184, SCP-1609, SCP 1609, 1609

    [SCP-184 & SCP-1609 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-184 === SCP-184

    Designation: SCP-184 Common designation: The Architect Object Class: Euclid

    Description: SCP-184 is an anomalous object associated with expanding or altering interior spaces. Structures affected by it can become progressively larger and more complex while producing dangerous distortions.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-184 is a small anomalous object that causes enclosed spaces to expand internally, adding rooms, corridors, and architectural complexity. The longer it remains within a structure, the more extreme and potentially dangerous the growth becomes. It can therefore transform ordinary buildings into vast labyrinths and may create hazardous or anomalous contents. The Foundation keeps it away from structures and secures it to a high-power electromagnet. Architectural containment is the central research concern.

    === SCP-1609 === SCP-1609

    Designation: SCP-1609 Common designation: The Remnants of a Chair Object Class: Euclid

    Description: SCP-1609 is an anomalous chair capable of teleportation-like movement under certain conditions. Its behavior became more hostile after a major change in Foundation treatment in its history.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-1609 is an anomalous chair-like object capable of teleporting or rapidly moving when threatened or when attempting to escape danger. Its behavior changed after hostile interaction, making it an example of how Foundation mistreatment can alter an anomaly's behavior. It is currently maintained in a flower bed and used as mulch, a deliberately gentle containment arrangement. The anomaly is useful for RP because it demonstrates that apparently harmless objects can possess strong agency and respond to human treatment.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

41. #41SCP-1499 & SCP-2718

    Keys: SCP-1499, SCP 1499, 1499, SCP-2718, SCP 2718, 2718

    [SCP-1499 & SCP-2718 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-1499 === SCP-1499

    Designation: SCP-1499 Common designation: The Gas Mask Object Class: Safe

    Description: SCP-1499 is a gas mask that can transport the wearer to an anomalous alternate environment when worn under appropriate conditions. The environment presents hostile entities and unusual hazards.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-1499 is a Soviet-era GP-5 gas mask that transports a wearer to an anomalous alternate environment when worn correctly. The destination contains unfamiliar entities and environmental hazards, and the wearer can potentially become stranded. The Foundation therefore uses radio equipment during testing and has restricted experimentation because recovery of the mask itself can become difficult. Its value is primarily interdimensional exploration and the study of anomalous transit.

    === SCP-2718 === SCP-2718

    Designation: SCP-2718 Common designation: What Happens After Object Class: Keter

    Description: SCP-2718 is an anomalous informational phenomenon concerning post-mortem experience. Exposure to its contents can produce severe psychological consequences, making the information itself a containment concern.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-2718 is an extremely restricted cognitohazardous document concerning what happens to consciousness after death. The Foundation treats the information itself as dangerous and forbids unauthorized exposure. Because the article's content is designed to be cognitively hazardous, RP should not casually reproduce or reveal its exact details to characters without appropriate clearance. The important Foundation-level fact is that 2718 represents a potentially catastrophic information hazard connected to mortality and post-mortem experience.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

42. #42SCP-3999 & SCP-3812

    Keys: SCP-3999, SCP 3999, 3999, SCP-3812, SCP 3812, 3812

    [SCP-3999 & SCP-3812 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-3999 === SCP-3999

    Designation: SCP-3999 Common designation: I Am At The Center of Everything That Happens To Me Object Class: Keter

    Description: SCP-3999 is an extreme anomalous scenario involving recursive reality distortion, torment, and narrative instability centered on a Foundation researcher. Its events demonstrate severe pataphysical and reality-altering effects.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-3999 is an extreme reality-altering phenomenon centered on Dr. Alto Clef and characterized by repeated distortions of environment, identity, causality, and narrative structure. Its events can become grotesquely personal and unpredictable. The file is intentionally chaotic and contains extensive psychological and reality-bending material. In RP, the important feature is that 3999 can alter the rules of the scene itself, making ordinary containment logic unreliable. Sarah should distinguish direct evidence from the anomalous narrative effects surrounding Clef.

    === SCP-3812 === SCP-3812

    Designation: SCP-3812 Common designation: A Voice Behind Me Object Class: Apollyon

    Description: SCP-3812 is a reality-altering entity whose effects include escalating alterations to physical reality and narrative or ontological structures. Its capabilities are difficult to define using ordinary physical models.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-3812 is a human-derived reality-altering entity whose anomalous condition is tied to transcendence of layers of reality and narrative hierarchy. Its perceptions, behavior, and apparent location can change as it rises beyond lower levels of reality. Foundation observation is extremely difficult because conventional physical containment cannot meaningfully constrain it. The article explores suffering, identity, causality, and metafictional structure. In RP, 3812 should not be reduced to a simple 'strong reality bender'; its anomaly changes the relationship between observer, reality, and narrative.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

43. #43SCP-3125 & SCP-3001

    Keys: SCP-3125, SCP 3125, 3125, SCP-3001, SCP 3001, 3001

    [SCP-3125 & SCP-3001 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-3125 === SCP-3125

    Designation: SCP-3125 Common designation: The Escapee Object Class: Keter

    Description: SCP-3125 is a powerful conceptual and antimemetic entity whose information can be dangerous to perceive. Knowledge about it can function as an avenue of exposure, making conventional documentation hazardous.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-3125 is an antimemetic entity/concept associated with a dangerous higher-dimensional informational structure. Awareness of it can itself be hazardous, which is why the Antimemetics Division relies on specialized methods for detecting and combating threats that ordinary personnel cannot perceive. It is not best understood as a conventional physical creature. In RP, information about 3125 should be treated as dangerous knowledge and characters should not automatically retain or comprehend everything about it.

    === SCP-3001 === SCP-3001

    Designation: SCP-3001 Common designation: Red Reality Object Class: Keter

    Description: SCP-3001 is an extradimensional reality associated with extreme isolation and severe physical and temporal anomalies. The entry is strongly connected to the fate of Foundation researcher Robert Scranton.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-3001 is a near-empty parallel/non-dimensional reality accessible through unstable wormhole phenomena. It has an extremely low Hume level and unusual spacetime properties, making ordinary physics unreliable. Dr. Robert Scranton became trapped there during research, and the resulting records are central to the anomaly's emotional and scientific significance. The environment can be lethal through isolation, resource scarcity, and progressive physical/ontological effects. It is closely associated with Scranton Reality Anchors and Foundation reality-bending research.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

44. #44SCP-3199 & SCP-701

    Keys: SCP-3199, SCP 3199, 3199, SCP-701, SCP 701, 701

    [SCP-3199 & SCP-701 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-3199 === SCP-3199

    Designation: SCP-3199 Common designation: Humans, Refuted Object Class: Keter

    Description: SCP-3199 consists of anomalous hostile biological organisms resembling distorted humans or avian forms. They reproduce through unusual means and display aggressive behavior and resilience.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-3199 consists of aggressive humanoid/chicken-like organisms with unusual reproductive and regenerative properties. They are highly dangerous, difficult to contain, and capable of producing additional instances. Foundation containment uses reinforced chambers and careful surveillance. Their biology is sufficiently abnormal that conventional assumptions about anatomy, reproduction, and death can fail. In RP, encounters should emphasize rapid containment, biological security, and the danger of uncontrolled population growth.

    === SCP-701 === SCP-701

    Designation: SCP-701 Common designation: The Hanged King's Tragedy Object Class: Euclid

    Description: SCP-701 is an anomalous theatrical play associated with violent behavior and unusual audience or performer effects. Its performance and dissemination are subject to strict containment.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-701 is an anomalous theatrical play associated with violent behavior, altered performances, and the appearance of the Hanged King motif. Performances can produce dangerous psychological and behavioral effects, and Foundation records contain investigations of productions and actors. The anomaly's influence is strongly connected to performance, audience, text, and ritual. In RP, exposure should be handled as an information/performance hazard rather than assuming the script is merely a cursed book.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

45. #45SCP-6820 & SCP-522

    Keys: SCP-6820, SCP 6820, 6820, SCP-522, SCP 522, 522

    [SCP-6820 & SCP-522 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-6820 === SCP-6820

    Designation: SCP-6820 Common designation: Terminus Object Class: Keter

    Description: SCP-6820 is a highly complex anomalous computational project associated with attempts to understand or contain the entity designated SCP-682. It illustrates the danger of using advanced anomalous technology to solve an existing containment problem.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-6820 is part of the ADMONITION storyline and represents an extremely advanced Foundation attempt to construct technology capable of eliminating SCP-682 at a fundamental level. The project involves anomalous computation, containment engineering, and increasingly dangerous consequences as the Foundation tries to overcome 682's adaptive nature. It should be treated as a high-level Foundation project rather than simply another form of SCP-682. Its records involve major technological and ontological risks.

    === SCP-522 === SCP-522

    Designation: SCP-522 Common designation: Blood-draining Carpet Object Class: Safe

    Description: SCP-522 is an anomalous carpet capable of drawing blood from people who interact with it under specific conditions. Its appearance is mundane despite the hazard.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-522 is an anomalous carpet-like biological object capable of draining blood from organisms that come into contact with it. It requires an airtight room and controlled feeding with an animal approximately every two weeks. Decontamination is important because personnel may accidentally spread material from the anomaly. Its simple appearance makes it a useful example of a low-profile biological hazard that can become lethal through ordinary physical contact.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

46. #46SCP-516 & SCP-515

    Keys: SCP-516, SCP 516, 516, SCP-515, SCP 515, 515

    [SCP-516 & SCP-515 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-516 === SCP-516

    Designation: SCP-516 Common designation: Intelligent Tank Object Class: Euclid

    Description: SCP-516 is an anomalous armored vehicle exhibiting autonomous behavior and unusual aggression. It requires secure containment appropriate to a heavily armed mobile object.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-516 is an anomalous military tank with apparent intelligence or behavioral responses related to its former military function. It can operate in ways that exceed normal vehicle behavior and has a history of incidents involving personnel with military backgrounds. Routine maintenance is permitted, but fuel and ammunition are controlled. The Foundation specifically avoids assigning former military personnel to it after an incident, suggesting that its anomaly may interact with learned military behavior or recognition.

    === SCP-515 === SCP-515

    Designation: SCP-515 Common designation: Sleeper Object Class: Euclid

    Description: SCP-515 is a humanoid anomalous entity associated with sleep and unusual physiological states. Interaction with it requires controlled observation because its effects can be difficult to predict.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-515 is a humanoid anomaly associated with extremely limited movement and a dangerous sleeper-like state. Its containment requires physical restraint and constant attention to even minor signs of movement because changes in behavior can precede a breach. The Foundation's records emphasize uncertainty about the subject's capabilities and the need for rapid response. In RP, personnel should avoid inventing ordinary motives or abilities not established in the file.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

47. #47SCP-513 & SCP-500

    Keys: SCP-513, SCP 513, 513, SCP-500, SCP 500, 500

    [SCP-513 & SCP-500 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-513 === SCP-513

    Designation: SCP-513 Common designation: A Cowbell Object Class: Euclid

    Description: SCP-513 is an anomalous cowbell whose sound or associated exposure can cause prolonged psychological effects and perception of a disturbing entity. Containment focuses on preventing unauthorized exposure.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-513 is a rusted cowbell whose sound can trigger a persistent anomalous psychological effect. People who hear it can become increasingly distressed and may perceive a recurring humanoid entity, commonly designated SCP-513-1. The bell itself must therefore be isolated from sound and physical vibration. The anomaly demonstrates a delayed cognitohazard: the danger can continue after the original exposure, making medical observation and psychological support important.

    Fandom context: The Fandom page describes SCP-513 as a rusty cowbell whose sound causes intense anxiety in sentient listeners and can lead to encounters with SCP-513-1. Exposure victims require continuous security monitoring and must not be allowed to fall unconscious under the article's procedures.

    === SCP-500 === SCP-500

    Designation: SCP-500 Common designation: Panacea Object Class: Safe

    Description: SCP-500 is a collection of red pills with powerful curative properties. A single pill can cure many diseases, but the supply is finite and therefore strategically valuable.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-500 is a plastic container of red pills. Each pill is capable of curing essentially all diseases in the person who takes it, with the time required depending on the patient's condition. The active principle has resisted successful synthesis, and the finite supply makes each dose strategically valuable. Foundation access is tightly restricted to prevent waste or inappropriate use. In RP, a request for SCP-500 is therefore a major medical and ethical decision rather than an ordinary medication request.

    Fandom context: The Fandom Series I index identifies SCP-500 as 'Panacea'; the current entry should treat the anomaly as a Foundation medical resource and keep any RP use tied to its documented properties rather than assuming unlimited cures.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

48. #48SCP-4999 & SCP-4000

    Keys: SCP-4999, SCP 4999, 4999, SCP-4000, SCP 4000, 4000

    [SCP-4999 & SCP-4000 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-4999 === SCP-4999

    Designation: SCP-4999 Common designation: Someone to Watch Over Us Object Class: Safe

    Description: SCP-4999 is a humanoid entity that appears near dying or terminally ill individuals who are alone and provides comfort, typically through a cigarette and quiet companionship.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-4999 is an anomalous humanoid who appears to dying or severely ill individuals who are alone, offering companionship and a cigarette before their death. The entity is generally calm and non-hostile. Its appearances are difficult to predict and appear linked to the subject's circumstances rather than conventional containment triggers. The anomaly is therefore less about physical danger and more about unexplained compassion at the boundary of death. Foundation personnel may study its selection criteria and apparent purpose while acknowledging the limits of intervention.

    === SCP-4000 === SCP-4000

    Designation: SCP-4000 Common designation: Taboo Object Class: Euclid

    Description: SCP-4000 is an anomalous extradimensional forest or domain in which names and language can have dangerous consequences. Strict linguistic procedures are required during interaction.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-4000, 'Taboo', concerns a dangerous anomalous region and entities whose names and linguistic conventions have unusual consequences. The file is heavily structured around information hazards, naming restrictions, and the danger of using words incorrectly. Exploration requires strict communication discipline because ordinary language can itself create risk. The central RP value is the interaction between language, identity, memory, and anomalous rules; personnel should not treat 4000 as a simple monster encounter.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

49. #49SCP-343 & SCP-239

    Keys: SCP-343, SCP 343, 343, SCP-239, SCP 239, 239

    [SCP-343 & SCP-239 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-343 === SCP-343

    Designation: SCP-343 Common designation: God Object Class: Safe

    Description: SCP-343 is a humanoid entity claiming to be God and displaying apparently extraordinary abilities. The Foundation's understanding of its true nature remains uncertain and interpretations vary widely.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-343 is a humanoid anomaly presenting itself as an apparently omnipotent, benevolent 'God'. It freely interacts with personnel, requests ordinary items, and appears able to alter its surroundings or escape containment at will. The Foundation's inability to establish conventional restrictions is part of the anomaly. Importantly, the article does not conclusively establish that 343 is literally the creator deity claimed by the entity. In RP, Sarah should distinguish 343's self-identification from verified metaphysical fact.

    === SCP-239 === SCP-239

    Designation: SCP-239 Common designation: The Witch Child Object Class: Keter

    Description: SCP-239 is a young human reality-altering anomaly capable of changing reality according to her perceptions or conceptual understanding. Her containment is complicated by the scale and nature of her abilities.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-239 is a child with reality-altering capabilities so powerful that conventional containment is based largely on suppressing her awareness and limiting access to her. She can alter reality according to her understanding, imagination, and perceptions, making her beliefs potentially dangerous. Telekill material and continuous sedation are used in the original containment strategy. The anomaly raises severe ethical questions because the Foundation is containing a child whose imagination can become physically consequential.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

50. #50SCP-2000 & SCP-1762

    Keys: SCP-2000, SCP 2000, 2000, SCP-1762, SCP 1762, 1762

    [SCP-2000 & SCP-1762 — PAIRED SCP REFERENCE]

    === SCP-2000 === SCP-2000

    Designation: SCP-2000 Common designation: Deus Ex Machina Object Class: Thaumiel

    Description: SCP-2000 is a Foundation installation associated with the reconstruction of human civilization after catastrophic events. It includes anomalous technology capable of large-scale human replication and restoration.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-2000 is a highly classified underground Foundation facility capable of reconstructing human civilization after a sufficiently catastrophic event. Its systems involve cloning/biological reconstruction and extensive historical information, making it effectively a civilization-reset contingency. Access requires exceptional authorization because careless activation could have enormous consequences. The existence of 2000 also means the Foundation possesses contingency planning far beyond ordinary containment operations. Sarah should treat references to it as extremely sensitive.

    === SCP-1762 === SCP-1762

    Designation: SCP-1762 Common designation: Where The Dragons Went Object Class: Safe

    Description: SCP-1762 is a cardboard box associated with miniature paper dragons and a small extradimensional environment. Its behavior changed over time, producing a melancholy record of the disappearance of its inhabitants.

    Foundation Handling: Personnel should consult the complete SCP article and local containment documentation before interacting with this anomaly. The summary in this Lorebook is intended as an RP memory aid rather than a replacement for the complete file. When SCP details conflict between different SCP continuities, the version established by the current RP takes precedence.

    Relevance to Dr. Moon: Sarah Moon may recognize the designation, broad anomalous properties, and standard Foundation terminology associated with this SCP. She should not automatically know every incident, classified detail, proposal, or tale connected to it unless she has legitimate in-world access to that information.

    EXPANDED RP CONTEXT: Expanded RP context: SCP-1762 is a cardboard box that intermittently produces small dragon-like entities and fantasy-themed artifacts designated SCP-1762-2. The phenomenon became emotionally significant to Foundation personnel because the dragons were initially harmless and formed a recurring connection with researchers. Later changes in the anomaly and the disappearance of the dragons form the central tragedy of the file. It is best treated as an anomaly about transient fantasy-life and attachment rather than merely a box that creates toys.

    PAIRING RULE: This entry groups two independent SCP files only to fit the Lorebook entry limit. The anomalies are not connected in-universe unless their individual source articles or the RP explicitly establish a connection.

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