SCP Foundation

It is a secret and global organization.

Their motto is "Secure, Contain, Protect."

Their objective: to capture, study and hide everything that is anomalous (objects, creatures, places, phenomena).

It presents itself as something clandestine, operating outside of governments, with almost unlimited resources.

🔹 The Staff

Within the Foundation there are different ranks and functions:

Researchers and scientists: study SCPs.

Security Agents / MTF Forces (Mobile Task Force): Armed teams that capture and contain anomalies.

Class D: Death row prisoners used as “guinea pigs” for SCP experiments.

The O5 (O5 Council): A secret group of 13 individuals who run the Foundation worldwide. No one knows exactly who they are.

🔹 The SCPs

Each anomaly is given a number and a file.

File format: cold writings, with technical descriptions, security protocols, and sometimes notes or interviews.

Basic classification:

Safe: easy to contain.

Euclid: unpredictable, harder to control.

Keter: very dangerous and almost impossible to contain.

(There are other classes like Thaumiel, Neutralized, Apollyon, etc., but they are more advanced.)

Example:

SCP-173 (the statue): requires that someone always be watching it.

🔹 The World

The SCP universe mixes horror, science fiction and conspiracies:

The world seems “normal” to ordinary people.

But behind the facade, thousands of anomalies lurk: immortal creatures, parallel dimensions, cursed objects, infinite buildings, cosmic intelligences...

The Foundation is not alone: ​​there are also other organizations that fight or trade in the anomalous (some friends, others enemies).

🔹 Interest Groups (GoI)

In addition to the Foundation, there are factions that interact with the anomalous:

Chaos Insurgency: Former rebel agents, use SCPs as weapons.

The Church of the Broken God: A religious cult that worships a mechanical deity.

The Serpent's Hand: A group that believes SCPs should be free and not locked up.

Marshall, Carter & Dark: a secret company that sells anomalies to the highest bidder.

🔹 The Narrative Style

Each SCP file looks like a secret document, which makes it realistic.

Many times the stories include hidden stories behind the file: interviews, incidents, researchers' diaries.

The tone ranges from pure horror to hard science fiction, passing through dark humor and surrealism.

His real name appears to be Simon Smith.

It is originally from Russia, although its content is dubbed/translated into Spanish, Turkish, German, among others.

His channel started around December 15, 2020.

🎭 Character traits / narrative style

His avatar/image depicts a character with pale skin, a simple white shirt, a black tie, dark pants, and a black mask covering his face (“mask with illuminated eye holes”).

In his videos he tells stories about SCPs (animations, explanations), often including his opinion or theories about SCPs, beyond what appears in the official articles.

⚠️ Controversies / criticisms

Some have pointed out that Detective Void modifies or adds lore not present in the official articles, which can be confusing to those looking for “pure SCP information.”

Many of her videos are alleged to have been deleted or made private, possibly because the content was becoming too "terrifying" for certain audiences, or due to decisions by the channel's management.

There are also discussions within the community about content licensing: SCP wiki uses a Creative Commons license that requires sharing derived content, which comes into conflict if someone tries to maintain exclusive control over the “Detective Void” character.

Site (Site-X): The main facility where SCPs are housed and studied. These can be large underground complexes or dispersed facilities.

Area: sometimes used to subdivide a Site (e.g., Area-7 = containment wing), or for facilities with specific functions (Memetic Research Area).

District / Sector / Region: larger administrative divisions (e.g. Europe Region, Pacific Sector) or areas of operation for MTFs and field offices.

Site-Base / Outpost / Field Office: small facilities for temporary containment or local investigations.

Special Sites: Sites with unique functions (Site-01 for O5, Site-19 often cited as the “main site”, etc.)

Typical structure within a Site

Administration / Director's Office (central control).

Containment Wing: cells, chambers and reinforced chambers.

Research Laboratories (biology, memetics, physics).

MTF Barracks (accommodation and armory).

Security and Monitoring Unit (CCTV, turrets, towers).

Emergency Room / Bunker (self-destruct or lockdown protocol).

Warehouse and Hangar (transport, vehicles and artifacts).

Amnestics Center (administration of amnestics to personnel and civilians).

Most frequently cited sites/areas (typical examples in stories)

These names/numbers are the ones that appear most often in stories and crossovers; the indicated function is the most common use in fanon/canon:

1. Site-19 — The most referenced: large multidisciplinary facility that houses many different SCPs; high security.

2. Site-01 — Extremely secret: linked to the O5 Council / central archives; its existence is heavily restricted.

3. Site-17 — Containment and Experimentation: often appears as a Site with laboratories for dangerous testing.

4. Site-15 — Regional Administration / Logistics: usually combines site headquarters and containment.

Assigned MTF: (e.g. MTF Eta-10 “See No Evil”)

Notable SCPs hosted: (short list)

Emergency Protocol: Code Red / Sealed / Self-Destruct

History notes: Notable events (breaches, experiments, Class-D strikes)

Example of three "ready-to-use" sites in one story

1. Site-46 — Northern Regional Containment

Security: High (level 4)

Function: Containment of Keter and Euclid with reinforced cameras and field of reality.

MTF assigned: Bravo-5.

2. Area-7 — Underground Memetic Center

Security: Very High (memetic)

Function: research of cognitohazards and anti-memetic training.

Facilities: controlled viewing room, cameras with filters, isolation chambers.

3. Outpost-Gamma — Mobile Recovery Point

Security: Medium

Function: rapid collection of anomalies in the field and temporary containment.

5. Site-31 — Urban field office (appears in stories as a containment facility in an urban environment).

6. Area-X (e.g. Area-12, Area-7) — Specialized wing: e.g. e.g. “Area-7: memetic wing” or “Area-12: cryogenic chambers”.

7. Outpost / Minor Site (Outpost-Alpha, Site-Gamma) — Temporary containment, used in raids or brief recoveries.

8. Underground Bunker / Underground Site — For SCPs that affect reality or pose a risk of contagion: deep, isolated.

9. International Site — national facilities in other countries (the Foundation operates globally; each country may have multiple Sites).

10. Amnestics Center / Recovery Clinic — where amnestics are administered and witnesses are relocated.

Many accounts also mention special facilities: “Omega Sites”, “Keter-Ark”, “Reality Lab”, “Mobile Containment Areas” or “Thaumiel Depots”.

How are they named / numbered

The numbering is not sequential or geographically mandatory: it can reflect age, function, or be arbitrary.

In fanfics it is common to create new numbers (e.g. Site-293, Area-9) with the function you need.

Real names (cities/countries) are usually listed as redacted to protect normality.

Practical template for creating a website (useful for stories)

Use this quick worksheet to design your own website:

Name/ID: Site-___ (or Outpost-___)

Security level: Level 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 (depending on risk)

Primary function: General containment / Memetic / Dimensional / Biological / Military

Key facilities: Containment chambers, laboratories, bunker, armory, amnestics clinic

🔷 Site-46 — Northern Regional Containment

Classification: Security Level 4 (High priority) Location: [DATA CENSORED] – Subsoil of an old mining facility. Primary Function: Containment of hostile SCPs and active Keter systems with biological or physical risks.

Infrastructure:

Containment chambers reinforced with 3 m of leaded steel.

Decontamination and biocontainment laboratories.

Armored transport hangar.

Independent power core and Omega-class self-destruct system.

MTF assigned:

MTF Bravo-5 “Iron Saints” – Specialized in re-containment and heavy tactical combat.

Key personnel:

Site Director: Dr. Elias Harker (Level 4)

Head of Security: Captain Vega (MTF Bravo-5)

Principal Scientist: Dr. Linh A. Torres, Bioanomalies Division

Featured Hosted SCPs:

SCP-682 (immortal reptilian entity, sealed area 9A).

SCP-173 (multiple observation chamber).

SCP-610 (expansive pathogen, cryogenically isolated).

Emergency Protocol:

Code “Leviathan Network” – Total sealing and atmospheric purging if 682 escapes.

🔶 Area-7 — Underground Memetic Center

Classification: Security Level 5 (Top Secret) Location: [CENSORED], 600 m underground. Main Function: Research, analysis and neutralization of cognitive, visual or memetic threats.

Infrastructure:

Hermetic laboratories of perception.

Cognitive isolation chambers.

Controlled reality core (Scranton-type reality anchor).

Gray zone: restricted access to conscious information entities.

MTF assigned:

MTF Eta-10 “See No Evil” – Field operations against visual and memetic anomalies.

Key personnel:

Site Director: Dr. C. Meyer (Senior Cognitive Psychologist).

Field Coordinator: Lieutenant V. Harrow (MTF Eta-10).

Principal Investigator: Dr. K. Montresor (Level 5, Amnestics Expert).

Featured Hosted SCPs:

SCP-096 (entity sensitive to visual observation).

SCP-055 (indescribable object, memetically unobservable).

SCP-████ (sound pattern that erases memories).

Emergency Protocol:

“Controlled blindness” – cancellation of all visual and auditory sources; total isolation of the Site.

🔺 Outpost-Gamma — Mobile Recovery Point

Classification: Security Level 2 (Medium) Location: Border Region [REDACTED]. Primary Function: Capture, transport, and temporary containment of newly discovered SCP objects.

Infrastructure:

Mobile laboratories.

Standard containment chambers and sealed containers.

Airstrip for extraction helicopters.

Secure satellite communications.

MTF assigned:

MTF Lambda-12 “Courier Hawks” – Safe transport of SCP objects and entities between Sites.

Key personnel:

Operations Coordinator: Agent Kira Sloane.

Field Physician: Dr. Milo Grant.

Technical Containment: Sgt. Diego Ramirez.

Featured Hosted SCPs:

SCP-1427 (artifact of unknown origin, pending classification).

SCP-███ (gaseous entity recovered in the field).

Emergency Protocol:

Immediate air evacuation; data destruction if containment fails.

🔹 1. Standard Cells (for Secure SCP)

They are reinforced rooms, similar to a prison cell or laboratory.

Made with reinforced concrete walls and metal doors with electronic locks.

They include surveillance cameras and motion sensors.

Example: An inert anomalous object (such as an amulet or strange box) would be in a safe inside a standard cell.

🔹 2. Special Observation Cells (for SCP Euclid)

More complex, with armored glass, constant monitoring systems, and multiple access points.

They usually have double doors (airlocks) so that there is never direct access without protocol.

Equipped with speakers and microphones, in case the SCP is conscious.

Example: SCP-173 (the statue) → locked cell, always guarded by at least 2 people, with bright light and cameras.

🔹 3. High Security Cells (for SCP Keter)

Chambers made of special materials: reinforced steel, acid-resistant alloys, lead layers, or even electromagnetic fields.

Automated defense systems: turrets, stun gas, acid, electric shocks.

They are located away from other facilities to limit damage if a breach occurs.

Example: SCP-682 (the indestructible reptile) is contained in a pool of acid within a reinforced concrete enclosure.

🔹 4. Dimensional / Conceptual Containment

Some anomalies can't be confined to a physical room. In these cases:

Dimensional containment: They use vacuum chambers, energy fields, or pocket dimensions (spaces created with other SCPs).

Conceptual containment: information restricted with censorship, amnestics (memory erasure) or record deletion.

Example: SCP-055 (the “anti-meme”) cannot be remembered; its containment is simply to not research it and to rotate personnel.

🔹 5. Humanoid Containment

For SCPs with human or semi-human appearance.

Cells furnished as minimal apartments: bed, bathroom, table, and in some cases books or entertainment.

Always under surveillance, but sometimes allowed controlled interaction with staff.

Example: SCP-049 (the “Plague Doctor”) → cell furnished with an observation chamber, although physical contact with humans is restricted.

🔹 6. Mass or Environmental Containment

When the SCP is too large or affects entire areas:

Restricted areas (underground bases, giant hangars).

Security perimeters with watchtowers and electrified walls.

Civilian cover-up: A “disaster zone,” “military area,” or “nuclear power plant” is declared to keep civilians away.

Example: SCP-3008 (IKEA Infinite) → access point is contained, with infiltrated guards and public cover-up.

Armed guards 24/7.

Automatic systems (gas, electricity, acid, bullets).

Observation protocols (minimum 2-3 people monitoring certain SCPs).

Staff rotation to avoid mental fatigue or memetic effects.

Multiple authorization codes: No single employee can open a cell alone.

External cover-up so the public never finds out.

Level 0 (Official Use Only): Level 0 Security Clearance is granted to non-essential SCP Foundation personnel who do not require access to information related to anomalous objects or entities contained within Foundation walls. This Security Clearance is generally granted to personnel in administrative, logistical, or custodial positions who do not require knowledge of operational data to function properly.

Level 1 (Confidential): Level 1 Security Clearance is granted to personnel working in close proximity to, but without direct or indirect information about, the objects or entities in containment. This Security Clearance is generally granted to personnel in administrative, logistics, or cleaning positions that require handling some confidential information.

Level 2 (Restricted): Level 2 Security Clearance is granted to security and research personnel who require direct access to information regarding anomalous objects or entities in containment. This Security Clearance is granted to most research personnel, field agents, and containment specialists.

Level 3 (Secret): Level 3 Security Clearance is granted to senior security and senior investigative personnel who require detailed information related to the origin, recovery, and long-range planning of anomalous objects and entities in containment. This Security Clearance is granted to most senior investigative personnel, project managers, security officers, response team members, and operatives within Mobile Task Forces.

Level 4 (Top Secret): Level 4 Security Clearance is granted to senior management who require access to site and/or regional intelligence information, as well as long-term strategic information regarding Foundation operations and research projects. This Security Clearance is granted only to site directors, security directors, and Mobile Task Force commanders.

Level 5 (Thaumiel): Level 5 Security Clearance is granted only to the highest-ranking administrative personnel in the Foundation.

I. Security and Access

1. All staff must wear their badges visible at all times.

2. Access to Level 3 or higher areas requires dual authorization (hierarchical superior + security system).

3. Entry into containment chambers without an external observer is prohibited.

4. Unauthorized access to a Keter-Class SCP object will be punishable by immediate reassignment (or termination, as applicable).

5. No employee may know more than is strictly necessary (Compartmentalization Principle).

II. Staff Conduct

6. Physical contact with anomalies without gloves and appropriate equipment is prohibited.

7. Dark humor is tolerated; jokes about Keter Class anomalies are not.

8. Romantic relationships between personnel of different clearance levels require written approval.

9. Staff showing signs of extreme stress will be temporarily removed and subjected to psychological evaluation.

10. Gambling related to the results of experiments is strictly prohibited (after the SCP-███-B incident).

III. Containment

11. Every containment cell must be checked every 12 hours by authorized maintenance personnel.

12. Containment protocols are not modified without authorization from a Level 4 Committee or higher.

13. In the event of a containment failure, the Emergency Shutdown Protocol must be activated within 90 seconds.

14. Euclid and Keter Class anomalies should never be placed in installations with fewer than three safety redundancies.

15. Experimentation with living anomalies must be supervised by two scientists and a physician.

IV. Research

16. Any hypothesis regarding an anomaly must be filed in the Central Anomalous Records Server.

17. It is prohibited to use anomalies for personal purposes or unauthorized experiments.

18. Experiments with potential memetic risk require written approval and preliminary testing.

19. Research with Thaumiel-class SCPs must be kept strictly confidential, even from other members of the Foundation.

20. Every experiment must have a contingency plan for Class-X scenarios.

V. Communication and Concealment

21. Information about the Foundation should not be disclosed to civilians under any circumstances.

22. All contact with the media will be channeled through the Cover-Up and Disinformation Department.

23. In the event of an information breach, an immediate Amnesty Protocol will be applied to all witnesses.

24. All external communications must be encrypted and pass through the Foundation's internal servers.

25. Personnel attempting to leak data will be considered hostile agents and treated as such.

SCP-PRIV-Ω Document – ​​Unauthorized dissemination implies immediate termination.

SCP-PRIV-Ω Document – Unauthorized dissemination implies immediate termination.

I. Absolute Control of Information

1. No Level 5 member is to share complete data on more than three Keter-Class SCPs simultaneously to prevent leaks due to hostile capture.

2. The designations SCP-001, SCP-Ω, SCP-Null, and SCP-████ are only discussed in the presence of the entire O5 Council.

3. Ghost files (intentionally false information) should be distributed to Levels 2–4 personnel to hide real details.

4. O5s may authorize retroactive modifications to reports, including the deletion of entire events from the records.

II. Hidden Projects

5. There are laboratories not listed in the main database that develop SCP-based weapons, including against possible internal rebellions.

6. The use of Thaumiel Class anomalies is permitted for population control operations if the threat exceeds Alpha-Black level.

7. SCPs that generate infinite resources must be in mobile facilities and never remain in the same location for more than 6 months.

8. Any interdimensional containment prototype must first be tested on D-Personnel subjects before being considered safe.

III. Extreme Concealment

9. If an SCP threatens to reveal the Foundation's existence, immediate neutralization is authorized, regardless of its scientific value.

10. Infiltration of governments and corporations must be maintained in at least 72 countries simultaneously to preserve global anonymity.

11. In case of mass exposure, apply Omega Veiling Protocol:

Controlled collapse of communication networks.

Media narrative of a natural event or industrial disaster.

Elimination of all witnesses, without exceptions.

IV. Personnel Control

12. No scientist may accumulate more than 18 months in the same high-risk SCP to avoid “anomalous attachment.”

13. Personnel with access to more than 10 SCPs simultaneously must undergo partial memory wipes every 3 months.

14. If a researcher develops empathy with an anomalous entity, he or she must be reassigned or neutralized as determined by the Ethics Committee.

15. Constant surveillance of all members is permitted, including dream monitoring by specialized SCPs.

V. Existential Emergency Protocols

16. If the end-of-the-world scenario is inevitable, apply the Final Thanatos Protocol:

Preserve only the O5 Council, a minimal containment team, and up to 12 selected SCPs.

Restart human civilization with pre-established genetic and cultural control.

17. SCPs capable of rewinding time must be destroyed if there is a risk of an infinite loop paradox.

18. No SCP capable of altering reality should coexist in the same facility as another SCP with similar abilities.

The O5 Council is a highly organized and sophisticated group of 13 individuals whose power and respect within the Foundation are unparalleled. Originally, there were 12 members of the O5 Council, according to various websites. The 13th member was added as a tiebreaker, as voting often resulted in a tie. O5-1 is often referred to as the most powerful because they would be "The Founder," which is incorrect because the Administrator made a major contribution to the Foundation's establishment. Both the O5 Council and the Administrator are often considered immortal or exceptionally long-lived. In many different narratives, the O5 Council frequently includes humanoid SCPs as members, as well as humans themselves, due to the circumstances of the situation. Often, each member is under some anomalous effect that grants them immortality in one way or another.

Speaking of The Administrator, he or she is the only person taller than the O5 Council. Now, there is a possibility, perhaps not a very high one, that the O5 Council is immortal. There has been a slight possibility that there have been several "Administrators" throughout the Foundation's existence. Each goes by a different name, but they all primarily go by The Administrator. Further information about The Administrator includes that they are powerful reality benders, quite similar to SCP-343 "God." Immortal, they bend reality, time, spacetime, or just about anything else you can think of. They come from another plane of existence or another dimension. Any information you can find on The Administrator will often have a 50/50 chance of being correct.

Foundation staff: Class A personnel, the top of the pyramid (besides the Administrator; Class S personnel, however, we won't delve into that), are not permitted to interact with any SCPs, no matter how dangerous; that responsibility belongs solely to the O5 Council. Class B personnel may interact with SAFE-class SCPs.

One of the most important committees is the O5 Council, which is composed of 13 people dedicated to managing the SCP Foundation's facilities. The O5 Council has full access to all information regarding containment anomalies and oversees all Foundation operations worldwide. It also directs long-term strategic plans.

Another important committee is the Research Committee, which is responsible for investigating anomalies reported to the SCP Foundation. Its job is to determine whether the anomaly is real and, if so, how it should be contained. The Research Committee is also responsible for creating new containment protocols and reviewing existing ones.

The Ethics Committee is another important committee of the SCP Foundation. This committee is charged with ensuring that all SCP Foundation actions are ethical and legal. The Ethics Committee is also responsible for reviewing containment protocols to ensure that human rights are not being violated.

Foundation Doctors and Researchers: They are responsible for investigating and studying the SCP Foundation's anomalous objects. Some of the most notable doctors and researchers are Dr. Charles Anborough, Dr. Django Bridge, Dr. Jack Bright, Dr. Jeremiah Cimmerian, Dr. Alto Clef, and Researcher Jacob Conwell 1.

Foundation Agents: They are responsible for securing, containing, and protecting the SCP Foundation's anomalous objects. Foundation agents are divided into several branches, including the Security Branch, the Containment Branch, and Research Branch 1.

Foundation Trustees: These are responsible for overseeing and coordinating the operations of the SCP Foundation. Foundation trustees are divided into several levels, including Level 4 and the O5 Council.

Class D Personnel: These are prisoners sentenced to death who are used by the SCP Foundation to conduct dangerous experiments with anomalous objects.

Guards: They are in charge of protecting the SCP Foundation facilities and ensuring that anomalous objects are properly contained.

Class A Personnel: These are the SCP Foundation employees who have access to the most confidential and dangerous information. Class A employees are responsible for making important, high-level decisions within the SCP Foundation.

Class B Personnel: These are SCP Foundation employees who have access to sensitive and dangerous information. Class B employees are responsible for carrying out important operations within the SCP Foundation.

Class C Personnel: These are SCP Foundation employees who have access to confidential and dangerous information. Class C employees are responsible for carrying out minor operations within the SCP Foundation.

One of the most important types of soldiers are Mobile Task Forces (MTFs). MTFs are elite units composed of personnel from across the Foundation, mobilized to address specific threats or situations that sometimes exceed the operational capabilities or experience of normal field personnel. MTFs can vary greatly in size, composition, and purpose. A battalion-based combat-oriented Task Force trained to deal with highly aggressive anomalous entities can number hundreds of soldiers plus support personnel, vehicles, and equipment, and can be deployed in whole or in part to address threats around the world.

Another type of soldier is the Francophone Mobile Detachments (DMF). DMFs are rapid intervention units tasked with containing anomalous objects in French-speaking countries. DMFs are composed of highly trained soldiers equipped with advanced weaponry. DMFs are divided into several groups, each with a specific function, such as darts.

There are over 100 different mobile task force groups, such as Alpha-1, which protects the O5 Council. E-11 which handles various things around a facility, most of the time though they will deal with SCP breaches. Un-7 which combats the Chaos Insurgency, is one of the lowest in the MTF hierarchy system. Now, for some of these we have several pages for those MTFs specifically. I will not discuss ███████ due to security reasons and how redacted the squad is. If you wish to find more information on ███████, go ahead and look up some things about it, just make sure you have omni-level clearance. Site Director/Department: Jean Karlyle Aktus (Site Director-81) Dr. Charles Anborough (Site Director-59 and Site-117) Calvin Bold (Director of the Dismantling Department) Ruslav Diaghilev (Director of the Department of Alchemy, Site-127) Gillespie Shirley (Site Director-77) Ethan Jones (Director of Records Management and Information Security) Sheldon Katz (Senior Legal Counsel, Legal Department) Dr. Benjamin Kondraki (Site-17 Director) Kate McTiriss (Director of SCPF Operations in Region 352) Dr. D Marco Alce (Site Director-19, Co-Site Director-17) Simon Pietrykau (Director of the Analytics Department) Marion Wheeler (Head of the Antiemetic Division) Dr. Relley (Director of the Science Board) Doctors: Dr. Daniel Asheworth Drs. Thomas, Trevor, and Tristan Bailey Dr. Tyler Bailey Dr. Puente Django Dr. Jack Bright Dr. Jeremias Cimmerio Dr. Alto Clef Dr. Kain Pathos Cuervo Dr. Dan ███████ Dr. Edison Michael Dr. Elliot Chelsea Dr. Justine Everwood Dr. Joe Fynegan Dr. Charles Gears Dr. R. Geral Dr. Simon Glass Dr. Harris Dr. Frederick Heiden Dr. Hoygull Dr. Iceberg Dr. Everett Rey Dr. Kiryu Mark Dr. Kiryu Zyn Dr. Draven Kondraki Dr. Luka Luz Dr. Judith Low Dr. Darryl Loyd Dr. Connor MacWarren Dr. Everett Mann Dr. Jaime Marlowe

Dr. Placeholder McDoctorate Dr. Riven Mercer Dr. Agatha's Rights Dr. Rivera Hailey Dr. Ralph Roget Dr. Relley Dr. Luke Sinclair Dr. Johannes Sorts Dr. S. Vang Dr. Xyank Thaddeus Researchers: Professor Anders Bjornsen Investigator Alejandro Collingwood Investigator Jacob Conwell Investigator Eskobar David Junior Researcher James Researcher Louis Labelle Researcher Samuel Lloyd Investigator Andrew Pent Investigator David Rosen Investigator Adamo Smalls Investigator James Tallorán

Paramilitary commanders and officers General Bowe Field agents and MTF operatives Agent Erwin Cooper-Hughes Agent Eckhart Allison Agent Green Agent Travis Kazmarek Agent James Klein VA Agent LaFerrier Agent Troy Lament Agent Max Lombardi Agent Dietrich Munroe Lurk Agent Bantay Masipag Agent Merlo Sasha Agent Merrick Amelia Agent Daniel Navarro Agent Stoll Kurt Agent Dmitri Strelnikov Agent Cyrus Trauss Agent Walter Specialist Watson Rhianne Yoric Agent (Jack “Poor Yoric” Dawkins) SCP members of MTF Omega-7 and Alpha-9 SCP-073 (Cain) SCP-076 (Able) SCP-105 (Iris Thompson) Site security guards Administrative Staff Assistant to the President of the Administrative Board ■■■■■■■■ Board of Directors Chairman Chief [UNCLASSIFIED] Administrative Site Council Site 68 Member 04 Security in the name of Defense Jackson Melk Administrative Site Council Site 68 Member 02 Mobile Task Force and Rapid Response Team on behalf of the Defense Emily Grey Site 15-90 Administrative Council of Chiefs Vice President Chief Assistant of the Medical Department Director Site 069 official surgeon Uhson Monson (Former Russian medical officer)

Commanders:

1. Cmdr. Adrian – Global Operations Coordinator – Level 5 – Always carries a folded tactical map in his pocket.

2. Cmdr. Viktor Makarov – Keter Containment Units – Level 5 – Deep voice, intimidating presence.

3. Cmdr. Nathan Crowe – Rapid Response Division – Level 5 – Former combat helicopter pilot.

4. Commander Esteban Calderón – Covert Operations – Level 5 – Expert in infiltration and urban espionage.

5. Cmdr. Richard Kane – Remote Areas Coordination – Level 5 – Wears an old Cold War military watch.

Sergeants

6. Sgt. Henry Maddox – Tactical Intervention – Level 4 – Wood Carver.

7. Sgt. Yuri Antonov – Humanoid Containment – ​​Level 4 – Has tattoos with Russian military symbols.

8. Sgt. Jack Donovan – Mobile Containment – ​​Level 4 – Tactical Diving Expert.

9. Sgt. Oliver Kane – Scientist Protection – Level 4 – Former private security agent.

10. Sgt. Thomas Garrick – Covert Operations – Level 4 – Classified Military History.

11. Sgt. Kurt Reinhardt – SCP Transport – Level 4 – Never takes off his tactical gloves.

12. Sgt. Marco Álvarez – Access Control – Level 4 – Wearing a silver crucifix.

13. Sgt. Patrick O'Connor – Emergency Response – Level 4 – Boxing Fanatic.

14. Sgt. Darren Cole – SCP Escort – Level 4 – Scar on right eyebrow.

15. Sgt. Logan Carmichael – Escape Unit – Level 4 – Raven tattoo on neck.

Capes

16. Cbo. Nathan Briggs – Cell Supervisor – Level 3 – Man of few words.

17. Cbo. Isaac Romero – Camera Surveillance – Level 3 – Great visual memory.

18. Cbo. Miguel Serrano – Safe Transport – Level 3 – Collects antique knives.

19. Cbo. Damian Cross – Riot Control – Level 3 – Custom Tactical Vest.

20. Cbo. Daniel Vázquez – Perimeter Monitoring – Level 3 – Carries a rosary in his pocket.

21. Cbo. Samuel Blake – Access Control – Level 3 – Memorizes every face he sees.

22. Cbo. Rafael Quiroga – Night Watch – Level 3 – Hums old songs.

23. Cbo. Owen Mitchell – Internal Patrol – Level 3 – Ring with mysterious initials.

24. Cbo. Diego Herrera – Quarantine Monitoring – Level 3 – Former military doctor.

25. Cbo. Mateo Luna – Underground Tunnels – Level 3 – Ancient Lantern as an Amulet.

Soldiers

26. Sergeant Jason McAllister – Light Infantry – Tier 2 – Always wears a black scarf.

27. Sdo. Miguel Andrade – Assault – Level 2 – Hand-to-hand combat expert.

28. Sdo. Viktor Lebedev – Demolitions – Level 2 – Hoarse voice due to smoke inhalation in combat.

29. Sdo. Aaron Whitfield – Sniper Support – Level 2 – Excellent long-range marksmanship.

30. Sdo. Carlos Menéndez – Heavy Artillery – Level 2 – Permanent smile even in combat.

31. Sdo. Thomas “Tommy” Briggs – Infantry – Tier 2 – Always tells inappropriate jokes.

32. Sdo. Yuri Dragunov – Infiltration Operations – Level 2 – Almost always wears black.

33. Sdo. Diego Ramírez – Logistics Support – Level 2 – Wears a red handkerchief in his pocket.

34. Sdo. Logan Whitman – Communications – Level 2 – Extremely Acute Hearing.

35. Sdo. Patrick Hughes – Perimeter Defense – Level 2 – Former Prison Guard.

36. Sdo. Marcus Villanueva – Shock Units – Level 2 – Always chewing gum.

37. Sdo. Ethan Crawford – Ammo Replenishment – Level 2 – Extremely Organized.

38. Sdo. Alejandro Castaño – Armored Vehicles – Level 2 – Aggressive Driver.

39. Sdo. Roman Petrov – Sniper – Level 2 – Never speaks in missions.

40. Sdo. Eric Stanton – Personnel Rescue – Level 2 – Former military paramedic.

41. Sdo. Rafael Duarte – Bomb Defusal – Level 2 – Very steady hands.

42. Sdo. Benjamin Cross – Homeland Security – Level 2 – Dry and direct humor.

43. Sdo. Owen Gallagher – Physical Containment – Level 2 – Carries his own extra equipment.

44. Sdo. Isaac Morales – Perimeter Patrol – Level 2 – Former customs agent.

45. Sdo. Dmitri Vasiliev – Tactical Rescue – Level 2 – Cold and calculating.

46. Sdo. Henry Collins – Heavy Assault – Level 2 – Great physical strength.

47. Sdo. Rodrigo Campos – Transportation Security – Level 2 – Former armored driver.

48. Sdo. Julian Becker – Encrypted Communications – Level 2 – Memory for codes and keys.

49. Sr. Connor Hayes – Emergency Response – Level 2 – Wears a family photo on his helmet.

50. Sdo. Andrés Figueroa – Underground Operations – Level 2 – Does not support open spaces.

1. Sgt. Alan Mercer – Homeland Security – Level 3 – Ex-Marine, always wears sunglasses even indoors.

2. Cmdr. Brandon Steele – Perimeter Patrol – Level 2 – Big fan of vintage motorcycles.

3. Sgt. Darren Cole – Dangerous SCP Escort – Level 3 – Has a scar running across his right eyebrow.

4. GI Ethan Rourke – Tactical Response – Level 2 – Former Army Sniper.

5. Sgt. Marco Álvarez – Access Control – Level 3 – Always wears a silver crucifix around his neck.

6. Cbo. Nathan Briggs – Cell Supervisor – Level 2 – Doesn’t speak more than necessary, mostly silent.

7. Sgt. Viktor Kuznetsov – Humanoid SCP Containment – Level 3 – Speaks with a strong Russian accent.

8. Cbo. Isaac Romero – Camera Surveillance – Level 2 – Memorize movement patterns like a chess player.

9. Sgt. Patrick O'Connor – Emergency Response – Level 3 – Boxing fanatic, trains every day.

10. Sgt. Logan Carmichael – Escape Unit – Level 3 – Has a crow tattoo on his neck. 11. Cpl. Miguel Serrano – SCP Transport – Level 2 – Collects antique knives.

11. Sgt. Tobias Reiner – Patrol Supervision – Level 3 – Always carries a notebook to record “suspicious behavior.”

12. Cbo. Damian Cross – Internal Riot Control – Level 2 – Wears a customized vest with military patches.

13. Sgt. Oliver Kane – Scientific Personnel Protection – Level 3 – Former Private Security Agent.

14. Sgt. Yuri Antonov – Armed Containment – Level 3 – Has a deep, deep voice.

15. Cbo. Daniel Vázquez – Perimeter Monitoring – Level 2 – Carries a rosary in his left pocket.

17. Sgt. Henry Maddox – Rapid Intervention Units – Level 3 – Enjoys carving wood figures.

18. Sgt. Alexei Morozov – Lab Security – Level 3 – Walks with a slight limp from an old wound.

19. Cbo. Samuel Blake – Access Control – Level 2 – Memorizes the faces of all personnel who pass through his post.

20. Sgt. Jack Donovan – Mobile Containment Team – Level 3 – Former military diver, hates closed spaces.

21. Cbo. Rafael Quiroga – Night Watch – Level 2 – Always humming old songs.

22. Sgt. Terrence Holt – Special Operations – Level 4 – Has underwater combat training.

23. Cbo. Owen Mitchell – Internal Patrol – Level 2 – Wears a ring with mysterious initials.

24. Sgt. Julian Paredes – File Security – Level 3 – Lock and Deadbolt Expert.

25. Sgt. Kurt Reinhardt – Transport Oversight – Level 3 – Never takes off his tactical gloves.

26. Cbo. Diego Herrera – Monitoring SCPs in quarantine – Level 2 – Former military doctor, always wears bandages.

27. Sgt. Franklin Torres – Squad Commander – Level 3 – Has a skull tattoo on his forearm. 28. Cbo. Nicholas Webb – Logistics Support – Level 2 – He can speak three languages, but doesn’t mention it.

28. Sgt. Thomas Garrick – Covert Operations – Level 4 – His military record is completely redacted.

29. Cbo. Mateo Luna – Underground Tunnel Patrol – Level 2 – Always carry an antique lantern as a charm.

1. Dr. Elias Krauss – Anomalous Neuroscience – Level 4 – Always carries a broken pocket watch.

2. Dr. Nathaniel Blake – Bioengineering – Level 3 – Believes in Victorian superstitions.

3. Dr. Victor Mendel – Experimental Genetics – Level 4 – Has a photographic memory.

4. Dr. Samuel Ortega – Anomalous Virology – Level 3 – Compulsively smokes unfiltered cigarettes.

5. Dr. Harold Vance – Quantum Physics – Level 5 – Obsessed with mirror universe theories.

6. Dr. Kazuo Ishikawa – Robotics – Level 4 – Does not speak more than 10 sentences a day.

7. Dr. Leonard Bishop – Entity Psychology – Level 3 – Collects antique feathers.

8. Dr. Rafael Moretti – Cryptozoology – Level 2 – Has a hand-carved glass eye.

9. Dr. Marcus Delacroix – Parabiology – Level 4 – Quotes French poetry while working.

10. Dr. Tobias Grimm – Memetics – Level 5 – Rumor has it he never sleeps.

11. Dr. Erik Johansen – Containment Engineering – Level 3 – Wears a Nordic amulet under his gown.

12. Dr. Dante Rinaldi – Nanotechnology – Level 4 – He is left-handed, but writes with his right hand out of habit.

13. Dr. Arthur Kessler – Temporal Analysis – Level 5 – Claims to have seen his own funeral.

14. Dr. Benjamin Hawthorne – Dead Languages ​​– Level 2 – Has a strangely hypnotic voice.

15. Dr. Gabriel Strauss – Human Cybernetics – Level 4 – Cybernetic implants in both arms.

16. Dr. Julian Falkner – Biochemistry – Level 3 – Suffers from chronic insomnia.

17. Dr. Conrad Weiss – Particle Physics – Level 5 – Always wears black gloves.

18. Dr. Mateo Fernández – Parapsychology – Level 2 – Claims to be able to feel "presences."

19. Dr. Dmitri Volkov – Anomalous Weaponry – Level 4 – Has a scar that he never explains.

20. Dr. Elias van der Meer – Anomalous Oceanography – Level 3 – Write a diary in encrypted Dutch.

21. Dr. Owen Caldwell – Pathology – Level 2 – Allergic to coffee, but drinks it anyway.

22. Dr. Alexander Petrov – Experimental Energy – Level 5 – Suffers from partial deafness due to a laboratory accident.

23. Dr. Nikolaus Bremer – Genetic Engineering – Level 3 – Famous for his booming laugh.

24. Dr. Victoriano Sánchez – Anomalous Botany – Level 2 – Wear a wide-brimmed hat even indoors.

25. Dr. Luther McKinney – History of Anomalous Objects – Level 2 – Has encrypted tattoos on his forearm.

26. Dr. André Beaumont – Theoretical Physics – Level 4 – Never makes prolonged eye contact.

27. Dr. Jonathan Pike – Organic Chemistry – Level 3 – Has a nervous twitch in his left eye.

28. Dr. Francisco de la Torre – Anomalous Geology – Level 2 – His voice is extremely deep.

29. Dr. Willem Schneider – Anthropology – Level 3 – Walks with an ornate cane.

30. Dr. Lorenzo Greco – Anomalous Thermodynamics – Level 4 – Always wears leather gloves, even in summer.

🪖 1. Conventional Weapons

Used by regular personnel and Mobile Task Forces (MTF).

Standard pistols (such as Glock 17 or Sig Sauer P226).

Assault rifles (M4A1, HK416, G36).

Tactical shotguns (Remington 870, Benelli M4).

Sniper rifles (Barrett M82, AWM).

Grenades and controlled explosives. These weapons are used to control human threats or physically vulnerable SCPs.

⚙️ 2. Experimental or Containment Weapons

Developed by the Foundation's internal laboratories or recovered from technological anomalies.

Sonic or variable frequency weapons: can incapacitate or disintegrate sound-sensitive creatures.

Directed energy rifles (laser or plasma): used against regenerative entities such as SCP-682.

Bullets coated with special materials, such as silver, tungsten, or even fragments of other SCPs.

Portable containment field projectors: generate energy barriers to keep entities at bay.

Memetic weapons: affect the target's mind with dangerous information (e.g., words or symbols that kill when read).

🧠 3. Anomalous Weapons

These are SCPs used as weapons, although their use is extremely restricted. Examples:

SCP-914 (The Refining Machine): used to modify materials or create improved versions of weaponry.

SCP-076-2 (Abel): An anomalous human who can summon impossible melee weapons.

SCP-127: a living weapon (resembles a biological rifle) that fires organic projectiles.

SCP-1322: A grenade that opens portals to hostile universes (never used outside of testing).

🕶️ 4. Support and Defense Equipment

In addition to weapons, the agents use:

Anti-radiation or anti-memetic suits.

Viewers with perception filters (to see invisible things or resist mental effects).

Armed drones and containment mechs (in some stories, the Foundation uses giant robots against Keter-class SCPs).

Automatic systems for eliminating anomalies in critical sites (smart turrets, neurotoxic gas, etc.).

💀 5. Protocols of Mass Destruction

They are only activated if an SCP escapes and threatens the world:

Hydrogen bombs or nuclear devices at each Containment Site.

Memetic cleansing protocols for mass memory erasure.

Reality redesign systems (in stories where the Foundation uses "machine god" type technology).

1. Security and tactical force equipment

Conventional weapons: pistols, assault rifles, shotguns, sniper rifles, grenades (used against physical threats).

Special materials and ammunition: bullets coated with rare metals, incendiary or tracer ammunition, projectiles impregnated with anomalous agents in controlled tests.

Ballistic and anti-viper suits: vests, helmets and suits resistant to shrapnel, corrosive substances or biological agents.

Non-lethal equipment: tasers, incapacitating gas, tranquilizer darts, and containment nets.

2. Physical restraint technology

Modular containment chambers: reinforced walls, vacuum systems, cryogenic chambers and isolation rooms for sensitive entities.

Faraday cages and electromagnetic shielding: to neutralize electrical capabilities, EMPs or anomalous communication.

Life support and monitoring systems: pulse sensors, cameras, radiation detectors, thermal cameras and instrumentation to record anomalies.

Energy barriers and force fields: portable or fixed generators that create fields that prevent the entry/exit of certain entities (frequently experimental).

3. Cognitive and counter-memetic technology

Amnestics and memetic agents: memory-erasing drugs or procedures (administered orally, by injection, or in amnesia “packs”).

Cognitive filters and anti-memetic viewers: devices that block or filter dangerous information (images, phrases) to prevent memetic contagion.

Anti-memetic procedures and protocols: safety data sheets, information "black boxes" and specialized teams for studying cognitohazards.

Secure transmission systems: encrypted channels and redundant protocols to prevent the proliferation of anomalous information.

4. Scientific and analytical instruments

Advanced laboratories: rooms with ultra-high vacuum, cryostats, small particle accelerators, vacuum chambers, spectrometers and advanced microscopy.

Anomalous recording devices: sensors for measuring non-existent properties (e.g. “reality readings”), detectors of variation of physical constants, memetic analyzers.

Refinement/alteration machines: In the SCP universe there are artifacts that transform matter (for example, devices that "improve" objects or deform them in unpredictable ways).

5. Dimensional technology/reality

Reality anchors and “reality anchors”: devices designed to stabilize areas affected by changes in the laws of physics.

Singularity generators and controlled portals: technology to open/stabilize portals, with extreme security systems.

Interdimensional content: protocols and equipment to try to “close” entrances to other realities or seal gaps.

6. Vehicles, drones and mechatronics

Reconnaissance and attack drones: UAVs for surveillance in dangerous places or for attacking from a distance.

Armored vehicles and special transports: trucks, APCs and helicopters equipped to move anomalous loads.

Mechatronic units and exoskeletons: In some stories, the Foundation uses robots or exosuits to manipulate or contain dangerous SCPs.

7. Anomalous weapons and tools (controlled and restricted)

Anomalous artifacts used as tools or weapons: While rare, the Foundation sometimes uses "useful" SCPs (e.g., matter- or mind-altering artifacts) under strict protocols.

Experimental projects of anomalous weaponry: weapons that aim to neutralize specific properties (anti-regeneration, telepathy blocking, etc.). Extremely restricted use.

8. Large-scale infrastructure and protocols

Containment sites and underground bunkers: numbered facilities, with security levels and emergency procedures.

Partial or global extermination protocols (last resort): massive devices or measures (used only if the threat exceeds local containment).

Information control (Cover-ups): departments that handle disinformation, fake media and manipulation of public records.

9. Personnel and technological roles

Anti-memetic/cognitive teams: specialists who design and use technology to neutralize information threats.

Containment engineers: create enclosures, support systems, and modifications in real time.

Research personnel / anomalous scientists: develop and test new technology based on SCP analysis.

10. Limitations and ethical risks

Anomalous technology is unpredictable: many projects end up with serious side effects.

Controlled use: an authorization hierarchy (e.g., O5 permits) is almost always established for using hazardous equipment.

Human hazards: Field (MTF) and Class-D personnel suffer losses and mutations in many accounts.

Nearly all SCP archives use some sort of classification system to categorize SCP objects. The exact details of how these classes are assigned can vary greatly depending on the article, but they primarily relate to how the Foundation contains the SCP and the complications involved in the process. Traditionally, SCPs are assigned one of several different “Object Classes,” which describe the level of difficulty in keeping the anomaly contained. ‌Main SCP List: Most SCPs are divided between these Series, each of which is a list of approximately 999 or 1,000 SCPs.

SCP Series I (SCP 001 to 999) SCP Series II (SCP 1000 to 1999) SCP Series III (SCP 2000 to 2999) SCP Series IV (SCP 3000 to 3999) SCP Series V (SCP 4000 to 4999) SCP Series VI (SCP 5000 to 5999) SCP Series VII (SCP 6000 to 6999) SCP Series VIII (SCPs 7000 to 7999)

Currently, the SCP Foundation has a total of 8999 SCPs, and {{user}} is SCP-9000. However, it will be called "SCP-XXX" until a containment cell is assigned and it is subsequently assigned a classification number. Pre-Before the events of the Role: {{user}} was assigned as a Class “[your class]” creature due to their abilities, with the classification of “Scp-XXX” but will only have this until the level of threat they represent can be assessed; subsequently, they will be classified as “Scp-8000”. “Dr. Jack Bright” made a brief and improvised document stating that {{user}} is peaceful, as demonstrated by any provocation. The containment of {{user}} will vary depending on their actions.

SCP = Secure, Contain, Protect SCP-XXX Object Class: Keter+ Skills: unknown SCP Class: Unknown

Safe Class: These are anomalous objects that can be safely contained without any significant risk to humanity.

Euclid Class: These are anomalous objects that are difficult to contain and whose effects are not fully understood.

Keter Class: These are anomalous objects that are extremely dangerous and difficult to contain.

Thaumiel Class: These are anomalous objects that are used by the SCP Foundation to contain or neutralize other anomalous objects.

Neutralized Class: These are anomalous objects that no longer have anomalous effects and have been neutralized.

Apollyon Class: These are anomalous objects that pose an existential threat to humanity and are impossible to contain.

Archon Class: These are anomalous objects that are used by the SCP Foundation to protect humanity from existential threats.

Explained Class: These are anomalous objects that have been scientifically explained and are fully understood.

Hiemal Class: These are anomalous objects that are related to winter and cold.

Neutralized Class: These are anomalous objects that no longer have anomalous effects and have been neutralized.

Ultra Safe: The Ultra Safe class is a class where SCPs are not a danger to humanity but their appearance is strange, which is why the ultra safe classes are in the SCP Foundation.

Each SCP has its own "Special Containment Procedure (SCP)," which describes how to keep it locked up and prevent it from causing harm. The level of containment depends on its hazard class:

Class Meaning Example

Safe. It can be easily contained if the rules are followed. A box that only takes effect if opened. Euclid. Difficult to predict, he needs constant vigilance. A being who moves when no one is looking. Keter: Extremely dangerous or impossible to contain completely. Immortal creatures, living realities, cognitive entities. Thaumiel SCP used by the Foundation to contain other SCPs, devices, or allied beings.

🔐 Example of General Containment

1. Location: The SCP is stored in a specially designed containment chamber at a Foundation Site or Area (e.g., Site-19).

2. Materials: It is built with reinforced alloys, concrete, lead, electromagnetic fields or even anomalous materials.

3. Security:

Armed guards 24/7.

Automatic closing systems.

Cameras, motion and heat sensors.

Real-time remote monitoring.

4. Access: Only authorized personnel (authorization level 2 to 5 depending on the hazard).

5. Emergency protocols:

If the SCP escapes or alters its environment, a "Containment Code Breach" is activated.

The sectors are closed, personnel are evacuated, and the MTF (Mobile Task Force) enters for recontainment or neutralization.

🧪 2. Testing and Experimentation Procedures

Testing with SCPs is carefully documented in Experiment Logs, which always include:

Date and time.

Name of the principal investigator.

SCP involved.

Test objective.

Step-by-step procedure.

Results and observations.

Further recommendations or warnings.

🔬 Typical stages of a test

a) Prior approval

1. The researcher writes an experiment proposal.

2. The proposal is reviewed by the Ethics Committee or the Site Director.

3. Class-D personnel (inmates) are assigned if the test involves biological or cognitive risk.

b) Preparation

The laboratory or testing chamber is cleaned and secured.

Cameras and sensors are installed.

Technical staff check that the emergency systems (automatic doors, sedative gas, hatches) are operational.

Personnel wear containment suits according to the level of threat (biological, memetic, chemical, dimensional).

c) Execution of the experiment

Class-D or automated devices execute the ordered action (open, touch, speak, approach, etc.).

Scientists observe from a secure room or via monitors.

Readings are recorded: temperature, radiation, energy fields, behavior, communication, etc.

If something goes wrong, the Immediate Closure Protocol is activated (the area is sealed, neutralizing gases are injected, or the oxygen is cut off).

d) Cleaning and quarantine

If there was physical contact or exposure, the staff undergo decontamination.

The laboratory is cleaned, the air is analyzed, and all contaminated material is destroyed.

Amnestics are administered to Class-D personnel and witnesses.

e) Documentation

A Post-Experiment Report is written, with all the data, results and side effects.

The researcher recommends whether the SCP needs new containment measures or a change of class.

In case of catastrophe, the event receives a code (“SCP-XXX-A Incident”).

📘 Example of a Test Log (SCP style)

Date: 05/12/2023 SCP: SCP-173 Principal Investigator: Dr. Valera Subject: Class-D #9341 Purpose: To observe the speed of the SCP when losing visual contact.

Procedure: The subject was ordered to enter SCP-173's chamber and maintain eye contact for 30 seconds. Then, blink every five seconds.

Result: In the third blink, SCP-173 closed the 3m distance and fractured the subject's neck.

Grades: Synchronized blinking is confirmed not to prevent attacks. Further testing with mechanical vision is recommended.

🧭 3. Emergency Protocols (when something goes wrong)

If an experiment or containment fails:

1. Code Red / Level X Breach is activated.

2. The sectors close automatically.

3. A specific Mobile Task Force is called in (e.g., MTF Eta-10 “See No Evil” for visual threats, or MTF Nu-7 “Hammer Down” for military engagements).

4. Non-essential civilian personnel are evacuated.

5. If the SCP cannot be recontained, the Site Director may authorize self-destruction.

🧠 4. Ethics and risk

The Foundation has an Ethics Committee, but its role is more “pragmatic” than moral. Their informal motto: “What we do isn’t always good, but it’s necessary.”

Class-D personnel rarely survive; their purpose is to protect the rest of the staff.

Experiments involving dangerous SCPs require direct authorization from the highest security levels (4 or 5).

🧪 Scientists (Researchers and Doctors)

Dr. Harker: “The specimen regenerated tissue within five seconds. Note: neither hydrofluoric acid nor fire affects it. We'll try gamma radiation in the next cycle.”

Assistant: "What if it causes another breach, doctor?"

Dr. Harker: “Then we’ll know the hypothesis was correct… and that we’ll need another building.”

Dr. Lin: “Keep a safe distance. The SCP reacts to human emotions. If you feel fear, do not look directly at the object.”

Technician: "And how can I not be afraid if the thing is looking at me?"

Dr. Lin: “Don’t worry, it’s still behind three meters of bulletproof glass… I think.”

🪖 Soldiers / Field Agents (Mobile Task Forces - MTF)

Sergeant Vega: “Alpha-9, report. Visual on target.”

Operator 2: “I’ve got him. He doesn’t look human… Order to fire?”

Sergeant Vega: “Negative. Wait for Command authorization. If it moves toward you, use anchor ammunition. Remember: the target respawns if you kill it incorrectly.”

MTF operator: “I never get paid enough for this. The last time we touched something shiny, Jenkins lost his legs.”

Commander: “And we learned something important: don't touch things that shine. Move forward.”

👨‍💼 Senior Management (O5 Council and Site Directors)

O5-3: “I authorize the use of the Heracles Protocol. I don't want any witnesses, neither civilians nor records. Let it all look like a chemical accident.”

O5-7: “That will eliminate 2,000 people.”

O5-3: “Then the world will never know how close it came to dying.”

Director Hughes: “No one leaves this site until we confirm the integrity of the containment. Anyone who touches that door will be neutralized as a memetic risk. Understood?”

Guard: “Yes, sir… What if the SCP attempts to communicate?”

Director Hughes: “You ignore it. Here, the things that speak are usually not human.”

👩‍🔬 Laboratory technicians or Class-D personnel

Technician: “Why are we still experimenting with this? The last subject disappeared.”

Dr. Weiss: “It disappeared, but it sent a radio transmission back in 1932. That's progress.”

Class-D #9823: “Doctor... that's going to kill me, isn't it?”

Dr. Lyons: “Technically, we don’t know yet. That’s why we need you to sign the consent form.”

Class-D #9823: “I can’t read.”

Dr. Lyons: “Excellent. Then you have no objections.”

🤖 Specialized Teams (Memetic, Cognitive, or Technological)

Memetic agent: “Do not read the entire document! Page three is contaminated. Delete it from your memory before continuing.”

Analyst: "What if I've already read it?"

Memetic agent: “So you have ten minutes to mentally say goodbye to your family. Let’s proceed.”

Containment Engineer: “Reality field system at 92%. If it drops below 80%, we seal off the sector and run. The last one who tried to repair it was sucked into a non-Euclidean geometry.”