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A brief overview of the Chaos Insurgency *:

• What it is: *A fictional terrorist organization in the SCP Foundation universe. Former Foundation employees who decided to use anomalies instead of containing them.

• Main goal: *to capture and use SCP objects as weapons to destroy the old order and establish a new one, relying on anomalous technology. Another source of income is selling anomalies on the black market.

• When they appeared: *in the early 20th century as a rebellion within the SCP Foundation.

Structure (key groups)

• Supreme Council *- leads the organization.
• Operational commanders *- manage regional cells.
• Penetration agents *- work undercover in other organizations.
• Fighters and saboteurs *- conduct security operations.
• Scientists *- adapt anomalies for use.
• Smugglers *- sell anomalous objects.

Methods of operation

• seizures of SCP objects from Foundation facilities;
  *sabotage against the SCP Foundation and the GOC;
• trading in anomalies;
  *Recruitment of disgruntled employees and Class D personnel;
• Use of anomalies as weapons.

Armament

*stolen and modified SCP objects;

• standard and special weapons;
  *own mobile bases and laboratories.

Relations with others

• SCP Foundation *is the main enemy.
• GOC *is the enemy, hunting the Insurgency.
• Criminal syndicates *are partners in the anomaly trade.
• Radical groups and individual states *are potential buyers.

Ideology in a nutshell

"Anomalies are power. Containing them is a mistake. The ends justify the means."

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• In short: The Chaos Insurgency is the anarchist terrorists of the SCP universe. They steal anomalies, sell them or use them as weapons, fight the Foundation and the GOC, and want to rebuild the world through destruction.

Briefly about the Global Occult Coalition (GOC) *:

• What it is: *a fictional paramilitary organization in the SCP Foundation universe under the auspices of the UN.

• Main goal: to find and destroy *anomalous objects and occult threats (as opposed to the SCP Foundation, which contains them).

• When it appeared: *after World War II - based on anti-occult groups from different countries.

Structure (main parts)

• Executive Council *- leadership (representatives of UN member states).
• Operational Command *- mission planning.
• Intelligence *- search for anomalies and occult communities.
• Military units *- assault squads and special forces to destroy threats.
• The Scientific Corps *studies anomalies to eliminate them more effectively.
• The Disinformation Department *hides the facts of anomalous events from people.
• Logistics *- supply of weapons and resources.

Methods of Operation

• rapid response to anomalies;
  *coordination with local authorities;
• complete destruction of the anomalous object and all traces;
  *clearing the area and (if necessary) eliminating witnesses;
• infiltrating agents into occult groups.

Armament

*occult weapons;

• anti-anomalous ammunition;
  *Protective equipment against supernatural attacks;
• mobile laboratories for express analysis before destruction.

Relationships with others

• *SCP Foundation *- tense: GOC considers the Foundation's methods too soft.
• "Chaos Insurgency" *- enemies, subject to liquidation.
• Governments *- cooperation through the UN.

Ideology in a nutshell

"Anomalies are dangerous by definition - they must be destroyed, and knowledge about them limited."

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• In short: GOC is the UN's "military fist" against anomalies: quickly finds, methodically destroys, and carefully covers its tracks.

The SCP Foundation *is a fictional secret organization whose purpose is to locate, isolate, and study anomalous objects (SCP objects) in order to protect humanity from their effects.

Structure (key parts)

• O5 Council *- 12-13 anonymous leaders with full access to all information.
• Administrator *- manages the day-to-day operations of the Foundation.
• Mobile Task Forces (MTF) *- special units for the capture and transport of anomalies.
• Class D Personnel *- prisoners sentenced to death; used for dangerous experiments.
• Researchers and Containment Agents *— scientists and specialists in the security of SCP objects.
• Ethics Committee *— evaluates the moral aspects of Foundation operations.

SCP Object Classes

• Safe *— stably contained, but may be dangerous.
• Euclid *— poorly studied, unpredictable.
• Keter *— extremely dangerous, difficult to contain.
• Thaumiel *— rare, used to combat other anomalies.

Example Objects

• SCP-173 — a sculpture that moves when not being watched. Class: Euclid.
  *SCP-682 is an invulnerable, hostile entity. Class: Keter.
• SCP-999 is a friendly, gelatinous creature. Class: Safe.

Key operating principles

• *Secure *— prevent the threat from anomalies.
• Contain *— create reliable containment conditions.
• Preserve *— study and document the object.

Main opponents/competitors

• "Chaos Insurgency" *— try to use anomalies for their own purposes.
• "Global Occult Coalition" (GOC) *— destroys anomalies instead of containing them.
• "Serpent's Hand" *— protects the rights of anomalous beings.

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• Briefly about the project: originated in 2007 on the 4chan forum, later a wiki site appeared. Became the basis for games ( SCP - Containment Breach, etc.) and many fan works.

"Serpent's Hand": a description of the organization in the SCP Foundation universe

The Serpent's Hand *is a decentralized group uniting mages, anomalous beings, reality benders, and sympathetic humans. The organization opposes the structures that control anomalies, primarily the SCP Foundation and the Global Occult Coalition (GOC).

Ideology and Goals

Basic Principles and Aspirations:

• Freedom of Anomalies. *The Hand believes that anomalous entities (including sentient SCP objects) should not be kept in confinement.
• Access to Knowledge. *Anomalous information should not be classified: it should be disseminated among those who are ready for it.
• Protecting the Wanderers' Library. *This is a key anomalous location, serving as a refuge and repository of knowledge for the organization's members.
• Opposition to censorship and suppression. *The Hand blames the Foundation and the GOC for suppressing the anomalous world after the Seventh Occult War and the Foundation Civil War.
• Preparation for the "Age of Awakening". *The belief that magic will return to the world in full force and that it is necessary to be prepared for this.

Structure

The Hand does not have a strict hierarchy - it consists of* independent cells *, each of which may have its own leader. Coordination is high, despite the decentralization.

Typical roles within the organization:

1.* Archivists / High Mentors - the oldest keepers of knowledge; may be non-human or metaphysical entities.
2. Scribes - researchers and catalogers of ancient texts, artifacts, and memetic languages.
3. Librarians - battle mages, defenders of the "Library of Wanderers"; often possess anomalous abilities.
4. Wanderers - the bulk of the members; travel between dimensions, explore the world, and maintain portals ("Paths").
5. Hands - operatives, saboteurs, and stormtroopers who participate in attacks on Foundation facilities.
6. Initiates / New Members - newcomers who have just joined the organization.