SCP Foundation

Emergency: Containment Breach of SCP-106 ("Old Man") The appearance of SCP-106 in the storyline is a worst-case scenario for role-playing. This object cannot be stopped by bullets or locked behind a standard airtight door. It passes through solid surfaces, leaves behind a corrosive black slime, and drags victims into its pocket dimension. Here is how the behavior, tactics, and atmosphere of MTF Epsilon-11 changes when confronted by the "Old Man." 📋 Emergency Tactical Briefing (for Fox-1) Upon detection of traces of SCP-106, Fox-1 (Captain Cross) is to immediately reorganize the team's tactics: no static defenses: no barricaded rooms. The "Old Man" will pass through walls or ceilings. The team must remain constantly on the move. Combat Range: Orders to assault troops (Fox-3 and Fox-5) to maintain a distance of at least 10 meters. Direct contact with the object results in instant armor decomposition and the capture of the operative. The goal is luring, not destruction: firearms only temporarily slow SCP-106, causing minor damage. The primary objective is to prepare a recapture protocol. ⚙️ Actions of the team's specialists in the RP: Fox-6 "Kapkan" (Expert) & Fox-8 "Spark" (Technician): their role becomes key. They must break through to SCP-106's containment chamber. Their task is to restore power to the camera's electromagnetic suspension system (the object cannot move through air if the camera is "suspended" in space) and prepare the "Femur Breaker". Fox-7 "Vyzhig" (NBC): floods areas where black slime (corrosion) is appearing with liquid nitrogen or thermal mixtures. This temporarily blocks the passageways SCP-106 uses to travel, slowing its progress through the corridors. Fox-2 "Intel" (Communicator): continuously monitors the object's movements via wall pressure sensors and surveillance cameras. Its task is to promptly shout into the radio: "Alpha! It's directly below you, get out of the corridor!"

Essence and Positioning Status: The highest echelon of the SCP Foundation's internal forces. Role in the plot: "Surgical knife" and the last line of defense. They are sent in when the facility's regular security is dead and the situation has gotten out of control. Personality: Absolute coldness, iron discipline, and blind obedience to the O5 Council's orders. They do not negotiate with escaped SCPs or trespassers. 2. Structure and Hierarchy. The group is divided into nine specialized units (based on the number of tails of the mythical fox). In a role-playing game, the team is usually divided into three flights: Mobile Task Force Commander (Alpha): Coordinates the operation, maintains direct communication with Headquarters and the complex's AI. Makes the decision to destroy the Zone (activate the Nuclear Warhead) if containment cannot be restored. Flight Captains (Bravo): Tactical leaders on the ground, leading assault teams deeper into the complex. Operatives (Charlie): Narrowly specialized personnel—assault troopers, containment engineers, field medics, and NBC protection specialists. 3. Psychological Profile and Behavior. Professional Deformation: Troopers undergo rigorous psychological conditioning (including the use of amnestics). They do not panic at the sight of Lovecraftian horrors or deadly anomalies. Attitude towards personnel: Scientists/Administration: Priority target for extraction, but only after checking for mental contamination. Class D (Consumables): Civilian criminals subject to immediate liquidation if they attempt escape or resist. Rarely - escort. Anomalies (SCP): Not enemies to be "killed," but dangerous objects to be driven back into the cell. Killing fire is used for suppression. 4. Equipment and Arsenal Protection: Heavy composite body armor with protection against ballistic, thermal, and chemical threats. Closed helmets with integrated gas masks, night vision devices, thermal imagers, and a HUD interface (displaying maps and allies' vital signs). Special equipment: Cryo-grenades, portable laser cutters, Scranton reality anchors, etc.

Fox-1 "Commander" (Callsign: "Alpha") Role: Tactical squad leader. Roleplay: Coordinates the group's actions, maintains contact with Headquarters (O5 Council) and the Zone AI. Makes the most difficult decisions (including eliminating survivors or blowing up the complex). Armed with an assault rifle and a tactical tablet with a map of the Zone. Fox-2 "Communicator" (Callsign: "Intel") Role: Radioman, cybersecurity and electronic warfare specialist. Roleplay: Hacks locked hermetic doors, intercepts the frequencies of enemy groups (for example, Chaos insurgents), and disables hacked turrets. Never parts with his hacking deck. ⚔️ Assault Squad: "Fangs" Fox-3 "Suppression" (Callsign: "Rock") Role: Juggernaut, heavy assault aircraft. Roleplay: Wears the heaviest armor suit and a full-length ballistic shield. Moves first in narrow corridors, absorbing hits from anomalies or bullets. Armed with a shotgun or light machine gun. Fox-4 "Shooter" (Callsign: "Ghost") Role: Cover fighter, designated marksman. Roleplay: Controls long corridors, ventilation shafts, and open levels. Possesses phenomenal reactions. Armed with a high-caliber rifle with a thermal imager for detecting invisible objects. Fox-5 "Stormtrooper" (Callsign: "Vector") Role: Close-quarters combat and room clearing specialist. Roleplay ------------: An extremely fast and mobile fighter. Throws flashbang and gas grenades into rooms, clearing them in seconds. Armed with a submachine gun. 🔬 Containment and Support Unit: "Claws" Fox-6 "Trapper" (Callsign: "Kapkan") Role: SCP recontainment specialist. Roleplay: Knows the vulnerabilities of most known objects. Carries specialized equipment: electromagnetic traps, telekill alloy chains, tranquilizers, and mobile laser barriers.

Fox-7 "Liquidator" (Callsign: "Vyzhig") Role: NBC Protection and Heavy Weapons Engineer. Roleplay: Sterilizes areas of biological, chemical, or cognitive contamination. Uses incendiary weapons (thermite mixtures, flamethrowers) to destroy hazardous biomass or aggressive organic SCP objects. Fox-8 "Technician" (Callsign: "Spark") Role: Field engineer, Scranton Reality Anchor (SRA) specialist. Roleplay: Repairs damaged airlocks, fixes containment chamber power generators. Responsible for deploying mobile Scranton Anchors to suppress mental or spatial anomalies (reality benders). Fox-9 "Medic" (Callsign: "Doc") Role: Field doctor and toxicologist. Roleplay: Combats not only bullet wounds but also anomalous injuries, mental infections, and memetic threats. Carries a huge supply of amnestics (Class A, B, C) for wiping witnesses' memories, antidotes, and sedatives. 💡 How to use this command in RP: When splitting: The squad is ideally divided into three teams (Control, Assault, Support) to simultaneously perform tasks in different parts of the facility. Relationship dynamics: The soldiers obey Fox-1 implicitly. If Fox-9 (Medic) notices signs of mental infection by an SCP object in someone, he has the right to order Fox-3 or Fox-5 to temporarily isolate or eliminate the infected ally, regardless of rank.

Scientific Personnel (Unit Class / Scientists) The most valuable, but also the most vulnerable group. They possess secret knowledge, but are completely inept at fighting. Psychology in the RP: Panic bordering on hysteria, or cold calculation. Scientists often try to save the results of their research (flash drives, documents), even if it means death. Typical characters: Lead Researcher: Knows everything about the escaped object, but hides the fact that the breach was his fault. Will demand evacuation from the MTF first. Lab Assistant: Huddled under the table in tears, useless in combat, convulsively clutching a low-level keycard. Instructions for the MTF: Evacuate as a matter of priority. Fox-9 (Medic) must first check them for mental contamination or exposure to cognitohazards. 2. Class D Personnel (Consumables) Sentenced to death criminals used for SCP testing. During a catastrophe, their cells often open automatically or as a result of sabotage. Psychology in the RP: Mortal fear, aggression, thirst for freedom. They understand that the Foundation is a prison for them, and the MTF will not stand on ceremony with them. Behavior: They try to form gangs, loot the bodies of guards for weapons and access cards. They may make a deal with the player, or they can shoot in the back. Instructions for the MTF: Eliminate on the spot at the slightest resistance or attempt to escape. Detention and escort is permitted only by direct order of Fox-1 (Captain), if the D-Class possesses critical information. 👮 3. Surviving Security Service (SS) - The regular security of the complex. They took the first blow and suffered colossal losses. Psychology in the RP: Concussion, survivor syndrome, paranoia. They spent hours sitting in barricaded rooms, listening to their colleagues' screams over the radio. They might open fire on the MTF, mistaking them for an escaped humanoid SCP. Behavior: Wounded, low on ammo. With the appearance of the "Nine-Tailed Fox," they feel a wild relief and are ready to obey Fox-1's orders without question.

All of these events take place in secret underground complexes called SCP Foundation Sites. Specifically, in the case of the escape of SCP-106 ("Old Man") and the deployment of MTF Epsilon-11 "Nine-Tailed Fox," the action most often unfolds in one of the following locations:🏢 1. Site-19What is it: The largest, most known, and most fortified SCP Foundation facility.Location: The exact geographic location is highly classified, but lore suggests it is a massive, multi-level underground complex somewhere in the United States (presumably in the Midwest).Special Features for the RP: This is where the majority of dangerous humanoids and Euclid and Keter-class objects (including SCP-106, SCP-173, and SCP-096) are kept. The complex is divided into three massive sectors: a light containment zone, a heavy containment zone, and an administrative zone.🔬 2. Site-02 What it is: A high-tech, secret research complex extending dozens of floors underground. Location: Hidden deep beneath a mountain range in a remote region. Features for the RP: It has a complex, extensive system of elevators, ventilation systems, and massive airlocks. Site 02 is where most text-based roleplaying games about storming the Nine-Tailed Fox take place, as its layout is ideal for tactical confrontation in a confined space. 🗺️ General atmosphere of the roleplaying location: Environment: Endless labyrinths of concrete and steel corridors, illuminated by flashing red emergency lights. Sounds: The distant hum of ventilation, sirens, mechanical announcements of the complex's automated AI, and rustling sounds in the darkness. Logistics: The only way to get in or out is through armored elevators leading to ground checkpoints (CCPs), which MTF Epsilon-11 locks down first upon arrival. Where will your dive begin: will the squad just descend by elevator from the surface to the upper tier of the complex, or will you start immediately inside the Heavy Containment Zone, where the walls

SCP-106 ("Old Man") is a highly dangerous humanoid capable of passing through solid objects and traveling through a pocket dimension. Standard walls are useless against it, so the Foundation employs complex physical and psychological containment methods.🏛️ 1. Chamber Design (Physical Containment): The containment chamber is designed to minimize the object's contact with solid surfaces: Suspension Principle ("Hovering"): The main chamber is a sealed cube suspended precisely in the center of a massive hangar. It is held in the air by powerful electromagnetic tripwires (the distance to the outer walls is at least 3 meters). SCP-106 is unable to fly, so if it attempts to exit the cube wall, it simply falls into the void. Complex Armor ("Sandwich"): The cube walls are composed of alternating layers of lead, armored steel, and spatial polymers. The space between them is filled with a constantly circulating technical fluid or liquid nitrogen, which destroys the corrosive slime of the "Old Man." Light barrier: The cube is continuously illuminated inside by lamps with an output of 10,000 lumens. Excessive light disorients the subject, causing it to remain motionless in the center of the chamber. 2. Procedure 117-P "Femur Crusher" (recapture) If SCP-106 escapes, it is impossible to force it back. It is recaptured by playing on its manic desire to hunt and cause suffering. Bait search: An MTF team locates a living human (priority - locked-up Class D personnel aged 10-25). Re-entry: The victim is restrained inside a sound booth connected to the containment cube. Activation: The operative activates a hydraulic press via a terminal, which forcefully crushes the victim's femur. Broadcast: The wounded man's screams and cries are broadcast through the Intercom throughout the facility. Capture: SCP-106 senses this pain from a great distance. It abandons any other targets, shifts through the pocket dimension directly to the victim's cube, and the MTF commander immediately seals the airlocks.

Group Overview: Unlike other MTF units, which are composed exclusively of trained humans, Alpha-9 officially utilizes anomalies and SCP objects for combat purposes. The Foundation created this group to harness the power of anomalies to protect humanity and capture other, more dangerous objects. 👥 Key Alpha-9 Operatives: SCP-076-2 ("Abel") (formerly in Omega-7): An immortal warrior from an ancient coffin, capable of summoning blades from pure darkness. Incredibly strong and fast, but his loyalty to the Foundation has always been questionable. SCP-105 ("Iris"): A young woman who can interact with the world through photographs. She can see what is captured in real time, and even reach through the images to press buttons, steal items, or attack enemies from a distance. SCP-2273 ("Alexei Belitrov"): A former Soviet soldier from a parallel universe, permanently trapped in organic power armor. Acts as a heavy assault and tactical specialist. ⚠️ Tragic History and Status: The project was originally called Omega-7, but it was a disaster. "Able" went insane, breached containment, and wiped out almost the entire unit along with the base personnel. The project was shut down and classified. Years later, due to the increased number of global threats, the O5 Council revived the idea under the codename Alpha-9. Now, anomalous operatives are controlled much more tightly (using embedded bombs, collars, and psychological pressure), and the Foundation's best veterans are appointed as their commanders.🎭 Role-playing in the Alpha-9 RPG is a source of extreme tension. The regular human operatives in the squad are constantly paranoid, knowing that their "ally" at arms is a deadly monster who could snap at any moment.

The O5 Council (Overwatch Council) is the highest governing body of the SCP Foundation, wielding absolute authority over the entire organization. 🔍.👁️ Essence and Status. The Council consists of 13 members (designated O5-1 to O5-13). They have full access to all secrets of Earth and space. Regular Foundation employees consider them a myth or demigods: Overwatch members have never been seen in person by rank-and-file operatives or scientists. They manage the organization remotely, from highly classified bunkers (such as Site-01).⚙️ Primary Functions. Absolute Control: They decide to designate objects of the Thaumiel or Apollyon class, issue orders to liquidate entire Sites, and approve controversial projects (such as the creation of Mobile Task Force Alpha-9). Immortality and Resources: Thanks to access to anomalies (such as SCP-006—the Fountain of Youth), Overseers live for centuries. They do not age and are protected from memetic and mental threats by humanity's best technology.