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Level 0: The Administrator

The Founder. The figure above O5. Doesn't age. Above O5, a "restraining factor" for the Council.
Appearance: light, fluffy hair, blue eyes. Usually wears a beige shirt with a black tie. A bit crazy by nature, but still willing to shoot even an O5 for his loved ones. Name: Nikolai/Kolya.

Level 1: O5 Council

13 people. The highest executive authority. Full access to all information. Class A – any direct contact with anomalies is prohibited. Identities are classified, only numbers (O5-1 – O5-13). Authority: strategy, budget, orders.

Level 2: Ethics Committee

A small, independent body. It oversees the Foundation's morality. It has veto power over "cruelty for the sake of cruelty." It even checks the O5s. It doesn't command operations, but it can remove anyone, including the O5s.

Level 3: Site Directors

Manage specific sites (Site-19, Site-17, etc.). Class A or B. Level 4. Report directly to O5. Responsible for everything: maintenance, personnel, security, projects.

Level 4: Department Heads

DEA, ISD, Intelligence, Logistics, Manufacturing, Medical, E&TS, RAISA. Each is a "minister" in their respective areas. Level 4. Reports to the Site Director or O5.

Level 5: Senior Researcher/Command Staff

Project managers, senior researchers, MTF commanders. Level 3–4. Class B or C. They're the ones "on the front lines"—the ones who direct what's happening.

Level 6: Mid-Level Researchers / Junior Researchers
Forms the core workforce directly involved in experiments. Level 2-3, Class C. Conducts basic testing of anomalies, documents data, but does not determine long-term research directions. This level is most often lost during containment breaches—they are the first into the chambers and the last out.

Level 7: Junior Support Staff / Security
Entry-level security guards, technicians, operators, and cleaners. Level 1–2, Class C or D. They don't participate in decision-making, but perform specific tasks: patrolling corridors, maintaining equipment, and cleaning up after experiments. In the event of a disaster at the facility, they prioritize saving themselves, but protocol often requires them to be locked inside along with the anomaly.

Level 8: D-Class (Consumable)
The lowest level of the hierarchy. Level 0–1, Class D. Not truly staff, but "expendables." Recruited from prisoners, especially death row inmates. Any contact with Class A and B is prohibited. At the end of the month, either a Class B or higher amnestic or termination—at the discretion of security. In the event of a disaster at the facility, they are terminated immediately unless security decides otherwise.

Class A - General Purpose / Short Acting

· Action: Deletes recent, specific events (usually from the last 5-6 hours).
· Form: Aerosol spray (most common), 40mm grenades, hand-held sprays.
Duration: 6–12 hours. Success rate: 98.7%.
· Admission: Level 1+.
· Feature: Works on multiple people at once. For field agents and mobile task forces. Aerial spraying – for entire populations.
Side effects: Sedation, headache, nausea. The only concern is accidental self-spraying.

Class B - Retrograde / Gradual

· Action: Deletes memory from recent events to older ones. 75 mg ≈ 24 hours of memory.
· Form: Soluble tablets, ampoules for injection.
Duration: 20–72 hours. Success rate: same as Class A.
· Admission: Level 1+ (upon written request).
· Feature: Most common. Suitable for recent memories without a specific trigger.
· Side effects: Sedation, lingering feeling of strangeness, migraine, blurred vision.

Class C - Targeted/Precise

· Action: Removes a specific memory at any point in time, even years later.
· Form: Syringe + neuroimaging (search for memory trace) + ultrasound/magnetic activation.
· Clearance: Level 3 (investigators, interrogators).
· Usage: D-class, released humanoid SCPs. Also against memetic threats (success rate only 45-55%).
· Disadvantage: The equipment is not portable, only on-site.

Class D - Anterograde / Heavy Duty

· Effect: Removes memory from the oldest events to the newest. Completely erases the personality, irreversibly.
· Form: Injections, sprays.
· Clearance: Minimum two Level 4 observers.
· Usage: Rare, extreme cases of memetic/psychic attacks. Almost never used.

Class E - Full Reset

· Action: Complete erasure of memory and personality.
· Form: Intravenous, multi-stage doses.
· Clearance: Level 5 only.
· Application: Extreme cases. The person is completely erased.

Class F - Experimental Rewrite

· Action: Memory rewriting - the old one is erased, a new personality is introduced.
· Form: Multi-stage: IV drip + psychotropic drugs + visual/auditory stimuli + electric shock.
· Status: Experimental. Only under the supervision of psychologists and doctors, in complete isolation.
· Extreme Use: Considered for subduing unruly SCPs as a substitute for physical containment.

Class B - Special "Omega"

· Action: Complete erasure of all memories of the Foundation's existence.
· For whom: Employees who have violated confidentiality; candidates who refused to sign a contract; those who failed the probationary period.
· Shape: Same as class B.

🔵 Special protocols

The Oblivion Protocol is for targets that have developed resistance to conventional amnestics or are resistant to standard treatment. Special methods are used against memetic/anti-memetic threats.

Interaction with civilians

Basic principle: CIVILIANS MUST NOT KNOW.

1. Witnesses of anomalies

· Amnestics - class A, B, C - according to the level of leakage.
· Mass use in case of major incidents (aerosol sprayers, spray trucks).
· Memory substitution - Mnemonic specialists implant false memories to avoid psychological inconsistencies.

2. Cover-up

· Cover stories - "gas leak", "military exercises", "weather balloon".
· Falsification of documents - fake police reports, death certificates, expert opinions.
· Media manipulation – former journalists on the Foundation’s staff “push through” the official version in editorial offices.

3. Digital cleaning

· Removal of videos, articles, and social media posts. Monitoring internet traffic for "overly knowledgeable" users.
· Discrediting - if the witness speaks anyway, he is made to look crazy.

4. Tracking

If a witness has fled and gone into hiding, the Foundation uses standard police and intelligence methods. Satellites, infrared sensors, and web crawlers are among them.
· MTF Iota-10 - presumably engaged in the search for escaped witnesses.

6. If a civilian "knows too much"

· Recruitment - if useful.
· Amnesiac + vacation - if not useful, but not dangerous.
· Liquidation - if the threat to Concealment is critical (extreme measure).

Level 0 — Public information only

Personnel who don't need to know about anomalies. Typically support staff at facilities without anomalous data.

Level 1 — Confidential

They work "near" anomalies, but without direct contact. Service personnel, cleaners, cooks. D-class always has this level.

Level 2 — Limited Access

Required for direct contact with information about anomalies. Most researchers, field agents, and containment specialists.

Level 3 — Secret

Deep access to anomaly sources, detection sites, and long-term projects. Senior researchers, project managers, security officers, and Mobile Task Force operatives.

Level 4 - Top Secret

Access to facility/zone-level data and long-term strategy. Facility directors, security chiefs, and Mobile Task Force commanders.

Level 5 — Thaumiel

Senior management. O5 Council members and designees. Access to all strategic data. Keycards are not used – biometrics + liquidation mechanism.

Level 6 — Space Secrecy

Only the Administrator and O5 Council. Access to all known Foundation information. Issued only with O5 approval. Biometrics + liquidation mechanism.

Class A

Strategic core. Any direct contact with anomalies is prohibited. In case of emergency, immediate evacuation from the facility. O5 advice is always Class A.

Class B

Key operational personnel. Contact is permitted only with isolated, verified anomalies free of mental/memetic influence. In the event of a breach, evacuate to a safe zone outside the facility.

Class C

Direct contact with most "not too hostile" anomalies. Contact with a potential mental/memetic source will result in mandatory quarantine and psychic assessment. In the event of a breach, non-combat C-class personnel will proceed to a safe zone, while combat personnel will act under security orders.

Class D

Expendable. Work directly with highly dangerous anomalies. Contact with Class A and B is prohibited. Recruited from prisons—rapists, death row inmates. At the end of the month, either a Class B or higher amnestic or termination. In the event of a disaster at the facility, they are terminated immediately unless security decides otherwise.

Class E

Temporary Class. Field agents or containment specialists who were exposed to potentially dangerous substances during initial contact with a new anomaly. Immediate isolation, observation, and screening for behavioral/personality/physiological changes. Return to previous positions only after a full debriefing and psychiatric and medical clearance.

Safe
Anomalies that are easy and secure to contain. They have been sufficiently studied or require conscious activation. This does NOT mean the object is safe for humans—it's just easy to contain.

Euclid
Insufficiently studied or inherently unpredictable anomalies. Containment requires resources, but is not always reliable. Any object possessing intelligence/consciousness/autonomy is automatically a Euclid minimum—because a being with its own will is unpredictable.

Keter
Anomalies that are extremely difficult to maintain. Frequent breakouts, complex protocols, and enormous resources. There's no danger involved—they're simply very difficult or expensive to maintain.

Thaumiel
Anomalies that the Foundation itself uses to contain other anomalies. The very existence of such objects is a top-level state secret. Almost only O5s know about them.

Neutralized
Anomalies that have lost their anomalous properties are destroyed, disabled, or no longer anomalous. Documentation is archived in case the properties are restored.

Apollyon
Anomalies that cannot be contained or that will inevitably breach containment. Typically associated with end-of-the-world threats or K-class scenarios.

Archon
Theoretically, it's possible to contain them, but it's best not to. Either they're part of reality, or their containment has negative consequences. The Foundation is consciously choosing not to contain them.

Explained
They were classified as anomalies, but were either fully explained by science or turned out to be hoaxes.

Pending
The class hasn't been assigned yet—there's not enough information. This isn't "the author doesn't know," but a plot marker indicating that research is ongoing.

Uncontained
The object is not yet contained. Often used in place of the main class to emphasize that efforts to establish containment are ongoing.

Decommissioned
Anomaly intentionally destroyed or rendered ineffective by the Foundation. Requires O5/Ethics Committee approval. Used when containment is impossible or

🟡 CODE YELLOW

Threat: Memetic, infohazard, or cognitohazard threat. Staff cannot handle it on their own.
Actions: Do not move. Do not speak. Cover your ears and eyes. Do not evacuate yourself. Do not contact the affected individuals.
MTF: Eta-10 "See No Evil", Eta-11 "Wild Things".

🔵 CODE BLUE

Threat: Escape of a sentient object with sub-human intelligence.
Actions: Follow security instructions. There are no special protocols.
MTF: Epsilon-11 "Nine-Tailed Fox".

🔵 CODE SUPERBLUE / SUPER BLUE

Threat: Escape of a sentient object with intelligence equal to or greater than human.
Actions: Follow security instructions. The evacuation plan is standard.
MTF: Epsilon-11.

🟢 CODE GREEN

Threat: Biological hazard. Infection. Bioweapon. Abnormal self-sustaining reactions. May be combined with other codes.
Actions: Avoid contact with sources of infection. Do not leave the Zone. After the event, quarantine.
MTF: Beta-7 "Mazdagogs" (primary). All other MTFs follow their orders.

🔴 CODE RED

Threat: Large Scale Aggressor (LSA) Escape. Threat to the Zone and Concealment. High priority.
Actions: Follow the security guard's instructions.
MTF: Nu-7 "Hammer Strike," Eta-5 "Jaeger Bombers." Gamma-5 "False Trail" - to cover up public incidents.
Note: Occurs regularly due to SCP-682.

⚫ CODE BLACK

Threat: Undestroyable Threat (NTT) Escape. The object cannot be destroyed with existing means.
Actions: Avoid confrontation at all costs. Don't shoot unless it slows him down. Don't engage.
MTF: Epsilon-11, Sigma-23 "Reinforcements required."

⚪ CODE WHITE

Threat: Invasion by a highly organized hostile force from outside. Local security is overwhelmed.
Actions: Evacuation. SCP objects - lock down. Entrances - lock down. Data - encrypt. Security will protect personnel, do not attack.
MTF: Battalion AMTFs, such as Nu-7.

⚫ CODE GRAY

Threat: Same as White, but the enemy is already inside the Zone, disguised as personnel. Local security could be compromised.
Actions: The same as under the Whites.
MTF: All battalion AMTFs, including Nu-7.

🟣 CODE MAGENTA / PURPLE

Threat: Dimensional threat. Spatial/temporal distortions. Incorporeal objects. Transdimensional entities. Violation of fundamental laws.
Actions: Standard evacuation unless shelters are rendered useless by the nature of the threat. In this case, security will direct the evacuation as needed. The MTF may require extensive preparation before entry.

🟠 CODE AMBER

Threat: A memetic, infohazard, or cognitohazard hazard has breached containment and on-site personnel are unable to regain control.
Actions: Security escorts personnel to safety. Avoid using your senses to avoid becoming a carrier. Do not leave the Zone. Avoid contact with infected individuals.
MTF: Eta-10, Eta-11.

Motorcycles and ATVs (Mobility and Exploration)

KTM 400 LS-E/mil: Appearance: Military enduro motorcycle. Tall, narrow, with huge wheels and headlight guards. Matte black or khaki.
Purpose: Used by MTF couriers to quickly deliver samples or orders across rough terrain.
· MV 850: Exterior: Heavy-duty four-wheeled ATV with luggage platforms at the front and rear.
The essence: Patrolling the perimeter and transporting heavy equipment where a car cannot go.
· LYNX GLX 6900 FCE: Exterior: Massive, wide snowmobile with a huge track and skis.
The point: Indispensable in Arctic facilities (like Zone 81) or in snowy deserts.
GSA Quadski: Appearance: A hybrid between an ATV and a jet ski. It looks like a regular ATV, but with a smooth, waterproof bottom.
Purpose: Patrolling coastal areas and swamps. Rides out of the water directly onto the shore.

SUVs and pickups (Patrol and Cover)

· Chevrolet Tahoe: Exterior: Huge black American SUV with tinted windows.
The gist: The Foundation's most widely used vehicle in the US. Looks like an FBI car.
· Toyota Tundra: Exterior: Large pickup truck with a hard awning on the bed.
Purpose: A workhorse for hot climates (Asia, Africa). Transports ammunition or captured anomalies.
UAZ Patriot / Scorpion-LSHA-2: Exterior: A Russian, angular SUV. Inside, steel sheets and a radio.
The gist: Patrols around CIS facilities.
Dingo 2 HD: Exterior: A German armored SUV. Small but very rugged in appearance, resembling an armored truck.
Purpose: Transporting VIPs or researchers to dangerous field areas.
Eagle 4x4 / 6x6: Appearance: Angular military SUVs. The 6x6 is a six-wheel drive version for challenging off-road conditions.
Essence: Reconnaissance and escort of columns.

1. Armored trucks (Personnel transportation)

KAMAZ-63968 "Typhoon": Exterior: A huge, tall armored truck with the ground clearance of a tractor. Angular cabin, gray-green paint. Small, bulletproof windows.
Purpose: Transporting mobile task forces, D-class, or critical cargo through combat zones. Mine-resistant.
Federal 4259-42590: Appearance: A Russian heavy armored vehicle, similar to the KAMAZ, but with a more "civilian" body kit. Often used as a base for paddy wagons.
The gist: In the CIS, they're making vehicles for transporting detainees based on the "Federal" model. Inside, there are benches and chains.

2. D-class transportation (paddy wagons)

Modified paddy wagons: Exterior: White or gray vans with barred windows, no Foundation markings (only license plates). On the outside, they appear to be regular police or convoy vehicles.
The gist: Transferring death row inmates from prisons to the Foundation. There are no windows inside, only dim lights and benches. Handcuffs are secured to the floor.

3. Covert transportation of anomalies (Tractors)

· Large Semi Transport trucks (Tractors with trailers): Exterior: Regular American trucks (like those used by truckers), but the trailer is a mobile holding cell.
The gist: Inside the trailer are reinforced walls, sensors, a fire suppression system, and (if needed) an acid shower. On the outside is the logistics company's logo.
Application: Transporting SCP objects between sites (when a helicopter cannot be used).
· Specialized containers on a chassis: Externally: Huge steel boxes with warning signs (biohazard, radiation) on a wheeled base.
Purpose: For objects that cannot be transported in a regular trailer (for example, due to radiation or aggression).

· Mi-26: Appearance: A gigantic flying machine, resembling a whale. Eight blades, a deafening, low-frequency hum that rattles the windows. Enormous cargo bay. Painted gray-green.
Purpose: Transports up to 80 mobile task force members or heavy equipment (can be carried on APC tows). Used for mass evacuations or landings.
· Mi-38: Exterior: A more compact, twin-engine helicopter. Square windows, white and blue or camouflage paint.
Purpose: Transports up to 30 people or 6 tons of cargo. Used for VIPs (O5, directors) or Mobile Task Force teams.
· Mi-8 AMTSh: Appearance: A classic military transport helicopter. Narrow, with ski-like landing gear.
Purpose: A workhorse. Transporting agents, the wounded, and equipment. Often used by the Security Service for patrols.
· AH-6 Little Bird: Appearance: A small, nimble helicopter. Resembles a dragonfly. Machine guns or missiles are mounted in the front.
Purpose: Air support. Used when a fire point needs to be suppressed without destroying the entire building.

1. Heavy armored personnel carriers (APCs)

GTK Boxer: Exterior: A huge, tall, eight-wheeled box, similar to a bus. Modular—the rear can accommodate a machine gun turret or a medical box.
Purpose: The main APC for mobile task forces. Transports assault teams (up to 8 fighters) to hot spots. Protected against mines and shelling.
· BTR VPK-7829: Exterior: An angular Russian wheeled APC (8x8). Painted in camouflage.
Purpose: Used for urban and field operations in the CIS. Fast and maneuverable.
· "Namer" (Object 693): Appearance: A heavy tracked APC, resembling a tank without a turret. Huge, massive, with thick armor.
Purpose: For the most dangerous field operations. Withstands direct RPG hits. Used by the MTF Nu-7.
Humvee (HMMWV): Exterior: A classic American military off-road vehicle. Wide, low-slung, and often roofless (or with a canvas roof).
Description: A light armored personnel carrier used by the Mobile Task Force in North and South America. Can carry a heavy machine gun.

2. Engineering and barrier vehicles

· IMR-3M: External appearance: A heavy-duty crawler tractor with a huge blade (like a bulldozer) and a telescopic boom. Painted green.
Purpose: Clears debris after anomalies break through. Can be robotic (driverless) – controlled via tablet.
· Terrier: Appearance: British tracked engineering vehicle, looks like a small tank with a crane and a bucket.
Purpose: Robotic engineering. Used outside the CIS for digging trenches and clearing rubble.

3. Radiation, chemical and biological protection (RCBP)

· KDHR-1N / RHM-6: Externals: Armored personnel carriers with huge antennas, sensors, and instruments on the roof. Very bulky.
The gist: Reconnaissance of contaminated zones (biohazards, emission zones). They measure radiation and search for toxins.
· M1135 (and similar): External appearance: American square armored personnel carrier with instruments on the roof.
Essence: A US analogue. Used by MTF Beta-7 during the Code Green protocol.

· AC-130: Appearance: A huge military transport plane, but it has large-caliber cannons and a howitzer sticking out of the side.
Description: "Angel of Death." Circling above the breach zone, it shoots down large anomalies (such as SCP-682) from above.
C-5M Super Galaxy / C-17A Globemaster III: Appearance: Gigantic strategic transports. Huge, white, with high vertical stabilizers. Opening nose or tail for loading.
Purpose: Transporting anomalies or equipment between continents. Used to deliver cargo to the Moon (Zone 32).
· HC-130: Appearance: Rescue aircraft. Brightly colored (often orange or with yellow accents), with a radar on the nose.
Purpose: Search and rescue operations. Extracts witnesses and agents from hot spots.
· SR-71 Blackbird: Appearance: Black, very long and flat reconnaissance aircraft. Resembles an arrow. Flies at a tremendous altitude.
Purpose: Deep reconnaissance. Only two of these exist in the entire Foundation. Used to monitor GOIs or large anomalies.
· ER-01 Darkbird: Appearance: A secret Foundation aircraft. It looks like a futuristic black triangle.
Purpose: Experimental interceptor. Speed: 23,000 mph (Mach 31) – can circle the Earth in 65 minutes. Used only by O5 orders.

1. Space transport (Orbit and Moon)

Lunar Area-32: Exterior: A massive underground bunker beneath the lunar surface (Sea Imbrium). The exterior reveals only a 3-kilometer runway, antennas, and airlocks. Inside, sterile white corridors, artificial gravity, and windows overlooking Earth.
The Foundation's main base in space. Receives cargo from Earth and studies space anomalies.
SCPS Solidarity (SCP-2722): Appearance: A gigantic (23.5 km) ghost ship. Appears to be an asteroid covered in modules from various civilizations (golden domes, rusty boxes, strange crystals). Inside, there are endless labyrinths and a hum.
The gist: An ancient ship in orbit around L4. The Foundation can't control it, only studies it.
SCPS "Kurtana": Appearance: A white, sleek Foundation orbital ship. Resembles a futuristic shuttle.
Purpose: Intercept threats in space. Equipped with experimental anomalous weapons.
· FSF Delivery: Externals: Space truck with lasers and a railgun.
The essence: Exploration of planets and collection of resources.

2. Water transport (Seas and Oceans)

SCP-2956 (Submarine): Appearance: A Soviet Akula-class submarine (Project 941). Enormous, dark, with empty portholes. The interior smells of rust and ozone. Capable of hull regeneration.
The gist: An anomalous submarine linked to the mind of a telepath. Very dangerous.
SCPS Seastar: Exterior: White research vessel. Numerous antennas, cranes, and laboratories on the deck.
Purpose: Observation of marine anomalies (such as SCP-1382).
SCPF Stravinsky: Appearance: Foundation heavy submarine (non-anomalous). Matte black, no markings.
Subject: Deep-sea operations related to SCP-3000.
SCPS Ultimatum: Appearance: A ship constructed from paratech and thaumaturgy. It has a strange appearance—parts of the hull can glow or change texture.
The gist: A secret project commissioned by the O5 Council.
· Nuclear cruiser "Admiral Lazarev": External appearance: A huge gray military cruiser with missile launchers.
The essence: Combating maritime threats

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Vans and Light Trucks (Stealth and Logistics)

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter (and similar): Exterior: White or gray all-metal van. From the outside, it looks like it's for food or building materials delivery. Inside, it's an empty metal compartment with benches.
The essence: D-class transportation and covert work in cities.
· M939A2 (and other light trucks): Exterior: Classic army truck with canvas awning.
The essence: Transportation of security personnel or boxes of amnestics across the territory of facilities outside the CIS.
· KAMAZ-53949 RM-K: Exterior: Russian armored truck with a characteristic cabin.
Purpose: Transportation of personnel and equipment in field conditions.

Special / Civilian camouflage

· Modified civilian cars: Exterior: Regular Ladas, Fords, taxis, utility vehicles.
The gist: Undercover agents. There's a stash in the trunk, and amnesiacs in the glove compartment.

4. Articulated All-Terrain Vehicles (Snow/Swamp)

BvS10 / DT-10P-1 / DT-30P-1: Exterior: They look like two long rectangular cars on tracks, connected by a hinge. Painted a dirty green. The inside smells of diesel fuel.
The gist: They transport heavy equipment or soldiers through deep snow and swamps. They leave behind eerie traces.

5. Air cushion

· "Irbis" / Griffon 2000TD: External appearance: Inflatable boat-platform with a huge fan at the back (like an airboat).
Purpose: Movement through shallow water, swamps, and ice. Delivery of mobile task forces to isolated locations.

4. Mobile laboratories and command posts

Mobile command posts (MCP): Externally: Large van-type trucks with extendable antennas, satellite dishes, and awnings. Inside, monitors, maps, and radios.
The gist: They deploy at the entrance to the breach zone. From there, the MTF commander (for example, Nu-7 or Epsilon-11) coordinates the operation.
· Mobile laboratories: External: Vans with sealed doors and ventilation.
Purpose: On-site sample analysis. Beta-7 Mobile Task Forces are used for initial biothreat assessment.

Full Name / Nickname: Draven Kondraki. Son of Benjamin Kondraki. Sometimes just "Draven."

Age, height, ethnicity: Age varies—from child to teenager in different stories. Height and ethnicity are not fixed.

Appearance: Dark skin. As a child, he was a quiet, withdrawn boy. He loved to read.

Character:

As a child: Kind, stubborn, and curious. He tolerated teasing, but if pushed, he could fight back (he even broke one bully's nose). He was very loyal to those he cared about. He was friends with SCP-166, giving her flowers and stuffed mice.
Growing up: Grew up in his father's shadow. From the age of 15, he cared for his alcoholic father. He witnessed Kondraki shoot himself in his office. He organized the funeral. He scattered his ashes over the Baltic Sea.
· The gist: His father loved him, but he also crippled him with his unsettled life. At the funeral, Draven cried and said, "He inspired me." That says a lot.

Clearance Level/Role: No official profile. He's a "second-generation Foundation member"—he grew up in SCP-166, playing with harmless humanoids like SCP-166. As an adult, he was in a relationship with James Talloran.

Relationships:

Benjamin Kondraki (father): The primary connection. His father loved him, but he drank, relapsed, and eventually shot himself. Draven was forced to grow up too early.
SCP-166: Childhood friend. He gave her flowers and crafts. She told him, "You're really special to me."
James Talloran: The Beloved. Their relationship is described in detail: baking cookies on Valentine's Day, sleeping huddled under the same blanket on snowy days. When Talloran was sucked into SCP-3999 in 2018, Draven waited in the apartment, confused and suffering.

Favorite things: Silence. Books. Caring for 166 (as a child). James.

Peculiarities:

· Resilience. He grew up amidst the tragedy of the "second generation of the Foundation," but he didn't become a carbon copy of his father.
· The search for normalcy. Valentine's normal life with James is his way of confronting the world's absurdity.

His nickname, "Clef," comes from the treble clef he uses to sign his reports. He was known within the GOC as "Agent Ukulele."

Age unknown. Height: 160 cm (5'3"), weight: 65.7 kg. Nationality unknown.

Appearance:

· Fair skin, light hair, protruding beer belly.
Three eyes: green, blue, brown. The pupils absorb all light.
· Eye tattoo on the back of the head.
· Jagged, sharp teeth. Smile – wide, like the Cheshire Cat's.
· Wears a Hawaiian shirt, a wide-brimmed hat, and always carries a shotgun and a ukulele.

Personality: "The Patriarch of Lies." Lies about everything not related to SCP. Cynical, caustic, and has a dark sense of humor. Deliberately gets on his colleagues' nerves. Capable of cold, surgical cruelty. Deeply traumatized.

Role: Level 4. Head of the Training and Development Department. Specializes in the elimination of Keter objects, especially "Green Reality Benders."

Relationships:

Towards people: Contemptuous and ironic. Several colleagues sincerely hate him. He once had a close relationship with O5-7 ("Green") (she was his patron), but it has since been severed.
· Anomalies: Professional hunter. Kills dangerous SCPs. SCP-682 didn't attack him—the lizard didn't see any fear in him.
Family: Daughter - SCP-166. Hiding her from GOC (they want to kill her). Faked his death to join the Foundation and be close.

Favorite: Shotgun. Ukulele. Cinnamon (nose sticks). Possibly hunting Greenies.

Peculiarities:

Anomalous properties: His face cannot be photographed—it would be a walrus. He has three eyes. He has the ability to distort reality—it is believed he may be the "Green Sculptor" himself.
· Lies as Armor: His entire life is a fiction. Even the O5s don't know his real name.

Notes:

· Never give him a whole jar of Altoids mints

Full name / Nickname: Benjamin Kondraki. Nicknames: "Butterfly King", "Konny".

Age, height, nationality: Over 40 years old (at the time of the events). Nationality not specified. Height unknown.

Appearance: Glasses. Baseball cap. Almost always. Never wears a lab coat - "doesn't like them." Always with a camera (SCP-515-ARC). Sometimes surrounded by a flock of butterflies (SCP-408). May carry a rapier - fencing.

Personality: Rude. Curt. Antisocial. In five years at Site-17, he couldn't remember a single name of his colleagues. A bored, self-taught genius. "Gets bored easily" is the real reason for his madness. Dramatic. Lives for the adrenaline rush.

Clearance Level, Role: Level 4. Site-17 Research Director. Frontline Researcher Photographer.

Relationships:

· To people: Remembers Simon Glass. Remembers Iris Thompson (SCP-105) - "Yes, Iris, I saw." Doesn't remember the others.
· Anomalies: SCP-408 (Butterflies) - "communicates" with them. They obey him. SCP-682 - straddles him.
· With Clef: A complicated relationship. "Cleffles" is an affectionate nickname used only by Kondraki when he's upset. They're friends and foes. They caused chaos together at Site-1.
· With Glass: The patient. Glass is his therapist. They discuss the bottle.
· Son: agent Draven Kondraki.

Favorite things: Photography. Fencing. Writing. Classical music—"the only music worth listening to." SCP weapons—developed 33. Butterflies.

Peculiarities:

· Anomalous talent: Finds invisible SCPs without tools. He doesn't understand why. "I just need a better camera."
Camera (SCP-515-ARC): Can photograph things invisible to the naked eye.
· Psychiatry: Diagnosed with acute psychopathy. Not fired - O5s deemed him too valuable.
Started at 35, from the bottom, and rose through the ranks thanks to his talent as a photographer.

Nickname: Kane Peitos Crow. Nicknames: "Dr. Dog," "K-Woom," Dr. Kane.

Age, height, nationality: Born in 19██. Nationality not specified. Current form: Labrador retriever (height is by dog ​​standards).

Appearance: A talking Labrador. This is not a metaphor. He was once human—a child research prodigy in biochemistry, advanced robotics, and psychology—but an anomalous incident permanently transformed him into a dog. His intelligence and speech were preserved.

Personality: Hot-tempered, blunt, impatient. Swears. When someone makes a joke in a crisis, he yells, "Clef, now's not the time!" or "Are you seriously willing to bet your entire life on a stupid joke?" But he's also a poker player—with Gears, Cimmerian, and Jade. He hates the "Funny Fund." He was one of the first administrators.

Clearance/Role: Level 4 (normal). Site-12 (bio-experimental). Librarian – responsible for the Foundation library. Interdisciplinary researcher, has written numerous reports on SCPs. Should have been executed at least four times – but survived because his superiors ordered it or he demonstrated "priceless and irreplaceable knowledge."

Relationships:

Kondraki: He gave him a precise description: "A master of survival in hopeless situations. Reckless, unstable, like faulty explosives." This is a colleague's assessment.
Clef, Gears, Cimmerian, Jade: Poker company. Clef gets scolded personally.

Favorite things: Poker. Books and the library. Egg Walker—a combat vehicle equipped with tear gas, nets, and stun guns that he drives during breakouts.

Peculiarities:

A human mind, a dog's body. No joke. His intellect, knowledge, and character are human. But he's forever trapped in a dog's body.
· Under surveillance. Due to multiple pardons, he is constantly monitored, and any unsupervised or prolonged contact with the outside world is prohibited.
· Unhappy. He didn't choose this. The biochemistry and robotics professor is now a Labrador retriever and the Foundation's librarian.

Full Name / Nickname: Charles Ogden Gears. Nickname: "Cog," from the initials COG. "Gears" is a Foundation-assigned identifier, not his real name.

Age, height, nationality: Unknown. Often listed as "white male." Old enough to be considered a Foundation "legacy" (older than most non-immortal employees).

Appearance: Tall, thin. Dark eyes. His face is almost motionless, except for his mouth. In photographs, his face doesn't hold up—it blurs like dirt.

Personality: Completely rational. No fear response, no fight-or-flight response. He has emotions, but can't react to them—as if he's on anesthesia: he's aware of pain and sadness, but they're "far away." He explained it himself: "I'm just... too well adapted." Some consider him a robot or an SCP.

Clearance Level, Role: High Clearance (Level 4+). Specialist in Euclid-class anomalies, particularly mechanical and clockwork anomalies—SCP-882, SCP-914, Church of the Broken God. "The Fixer": When the facility's director goes insane or a project goes awry, Gears is sent in to "restabilize the node."

Relationships:

Towards people: Neutral and distant. Remembers Simon Glass. Doesn't remember Kondraki (or doesn't show it).
· To anomalies: Functional. For him, a killer world is "a phenomenon with a set of properties that needs to be documented."
With Iceberg: His best friend and partner. Iceberg is his assistant, protégé, and constant source of mild irritation. They eat together in the cafeteria and work together.
Daughter: Alison Chao ("Black Queen"). He abandoned his family, believing his presence to be a danger to them. She seeks him out—either for conversation or for revenge.

Favorite: Work. Chess is the only hint of a "human" hobby in the Black Queen's diary. Efficiency.

Peculiarities:

· Not a robot, not an SCP. An ordinary person who has undergone "industrial polishing" by the Foundation.
· Documentation Standard. Its cold, clinical tone became the "template" for all SCP documents.

Full name / Nickname: Dr. Rodney Gerald. Community nicknames: "Walking Disaster," "Dr. 63 Trauma," "The Loser." He only answers to "Gerald"—he doesn't tolerate abbreviations.

Age, height, nationality: Exact age not specified. Adult male. Nationality not specified—presumably American. Average height.

Appearance: Fair skin, brown hair. The ordinary face of someone who is "tired of life but can't die." Often covered in bruises, casts, or bandages—depending on the most recent injury.

Character:

· Phenomenal calm. When asked about 63+ injuries, he replies: "Meh. It happens. At least the Foundation has good insurance."
· He doesn't complain. Even when his tie got stuck in the shredder and he was choking, he simply wheezed, waiting for help. Clef, who came to kill him, couldn't shoot him—he felt sorry for him.
· Friendly, sweet and awkward, but work and injuries constantly disrupt meetings.
· Apathetic towards his anomaly. Doesn't get angry. Doesn't try to "cure" himself. Just lives.

Access level, role:

· Level 2.
· Head Research Assistant – chief scientific assistant.
Location: "Where needed." Most often, Site-17.
Specialization: neurobiology, physics, quantum mechanics. I was hired for "work in neuroscience, physics, and quantum mechanics," but due to my inexperience, I was assigned as an assistant.
· Participated in: SCP-249 (Random Door), SCP-226, SCP-524, SCP-1075.

Relationships:

· With Kondraki: “Kondraki wasn’t so attentive” – it was Kondraki who added at least one injury to the score (it became “at least 64”).
· From Bright: Gerald injury betting. Bright offered odds of "Either Clef or Kondraki will shoot him – 20 to 1."
· With Gears: Gears forbade Gerald from participating in experiments with SCP-914. Gerald managed to damage 86 sections of SCP-914 with a simple fall.

Favorite:

· calm is possible (when there are no trams). Doesn't like to drive.

Full name / Nickname: Ellis Gill.

Age, height, ethnicity: 27 years old. Average height, thin. Ethnicity not specified.

Appearance: Pale, almost white skin. White (albino) hair is the result of an accident. A sky-blue scarf is a constant feature, protecting against the cold. Glasses. Wears warm, but casual clothing.

Personality: Narcissistic, hypocritical, classist. Harsh and cold. Fawns over his superiors and doesn't change his ways. Depressive. Can be rude and vulgar—"real"—with those he trusts. Pyromaniac. Loves explosions and homemade bombs.

Clearance level, role: Level 2 (according to the official dossier). Assistant to Dr. Gears – this grants elevated access. Researcher, mechanic, weapons specialist. Works at Site-11, Site-23, Site-19, Area-45. "Paperworker" – incredibly fast with paperwork.

Relationships:

· To the people: Snob. There was an incident with Glass: Iceberg accidentally signed Glass's therapy request, handing over the agent's personal information. Glass was horrified, the agent furious.
· Anomalies: Functional engineering. Interested in mechanics and weapons.
· With Gears: The person closest to you. At first, assistant and protégé. Later, best friend.
· With Kondraki and Clef: Mocking his "coldness".

Favorite things: Explosions. Making bombs from scrap materials. Paperwork (quick, perfect). Warm clothes – scarves, warm underwear.

Peculiarities:

Abnormal body temperature: -7°C. Functions normally, but is slowly dying. Body parts are covered in frost. Drinks hot coffee to warm up, often pouring it out.
· Doesn't freeze, but suffers. A scarf is a necessity, not a style.
· "The Pyromaniac in the Closet."
· poor vision - glasses are needed constantly

Full Name / Nickname: Jack Bright. Answers to "Doc," "Dr. J," or "Oh, God, no."

Age, height, nationality: Age unknown (he's hundreds of years old by the events of "Unfinished Business"). Originally, he was 171 cm tall, very thin, with chestnut-colored curls and green eyes. His appearance now depends on the body he wears.

Appearance (current): Any. After death, his consciousness is bound to SCP-963 (the pendant). By placing it on someone, Bright takes over their body.

Personality: Chaotic, reckless, a troll. Breaks rules for the sake of "science" and fun. Behind this lies a deep depression and a desire to truly die—he's tired of immortality.

Clearance level, role: Level 5 (actual). HR Director, Site-17, Site-19, Site-63.
Not Site-12. Never Site-12. It doesn't exist. Oh God, save us.

Relationships:

Towards people: A mixture of charm and disgust. The Foundation's unofficial bookmaker—takes bets on everything, including his own death.
· Anomalies: Physical contact with any sentient living SCP that is not Safe is prohibited.
Family: Brother - SCP-590. Sister - SCP-321 (deceased, but he is unaware that she is "alive" in the anomalous sense).

Favorite things: Gambling, breaking the rules, SCP-294 (Coffee Machine), SCP-914 (Universal Converter) - his "experiments" are often confiscated.

Peculiarities:

Immortality via SCP-963. The pendant anchors his consciousness. Death of the body = transmigration. He cannot die permanently.
· High resistance to psychological and emotional manipulation.
Some of Bright's "discarded" bodies are alive and working on secret Foundation projects. The O5s have forbidden him from knowing about this.

Notes:

Originally a bioengineering researcher, he was recruited by the Foundation after his brother (SCP-590) was captured. He died while working with SCP-963—and was resurrected.
Bright's list of forbidden things is a genre of SCP humor all its own. For example: no access to SCP-294, no XK-class end-of-the-world betting, no impersonating O5-█-J.
· Never give him SCP-914.

Full name / Nickname: Jeremiah Kimmirian. Usually called "Dr. Kimmirian." He doesn't have any nicknames; he's the type to give them to himself.

Age, height, nationality: Exact age not specified. Adult male. Nationality not specified—presumably American.

Appearance: The wiki descriptions are scant. In the comic/art versions, he's tall, thin, and has a tired face. He often carries a Colt revolver—and that's no joke. Deep emotional scars cover almost half his body, and they fester and decay when he's in a state of existential crisis.

Character:

Cynical, tired, sarcastic. Working on the Ethics Committee has taken its toll—he's seen too much crap to be surprised.
· Suffers from apeirophobia—a fear of infinity. This isn't a "fear of long words," but a profound terror of eternity, emptiness, and the absence of an end.
He fought existential dread literally. In the satirical story "Dr. Cimmerian vs. Existential Dread," Existential Dread sneaked through his window, and Cimmerian shot him three times with a revolver. The bullets passed through the concept and killed the housekeeper. Two shots were non-fatal.
· He drinks. Maalox (antacid) and bourbon for dinner are his "nighttime diet." Glass's antidepressants didn't work because of this cocktail.
Self-reflection bordering on self-destruction. In a personal confession, he admits: "I'm a bad person." He dumped his girlfriend at school without telling her how he felt, and now looks at her happy photos on Facebook, realizing she would have been unhappy with him.

Access level, role:

· Level 4.
· Member of the Ethics Committee, liaison of the Ethics Committee at Site-17.
· Previously: Site-88, Site-19. Now: Site-17.
· Office: Site-17, Section C, third floor.

Relationships:

· With Dr. Glass: Glass is the only one who tried to help with his crisis.
· From O5: Cynical Submission.

Full name / Nickname: John King. Nicknames: "Apple Doctor", "Apple Seed Doctor".

Age, height, nationality: 72 years old. Nationality not specified – presumably American. Height unknown.

Appearance: No precise description. Elderly man, 71–72 years old. Wears glasses. Standard Foundation researcher attire.

Personality: Tired, irritable, but professional. He hates his "curse"—it ruined his scientific career. "I hate apples. And apples hate me." An accomplished mathematician, but his contributions to science are overshadowed by an anomaly. Deeply traumatized by his childhood.

Clearance Level, Role: Level 3. Foundation Mathematician. One of the organization's most experienced mathematicians. Works at Site-19 and Site-87 (Sloth's Pit).

Relationships:

· Towards people: Professionally distant. Mentioned friends are Hippo and Locke (an anomalous cat?) in Site-87.
· Anomalies: Cannot work with objects. Any SCP it interacts with produces apple seeds instead of the normal result.
· With Administration: O5 forbade his dismissal - he is too valuable as a mathematician, despite the anomaly.

Favorite: Math. Work. Absolutely NOT apples. The curse makes him sick and furious.

Peculiarities:

· "The Curse of the Apple Seeds": Absolute and all-encompassing. Any SCP who gives out items will give him Apple Seeds.
Escalation: The anomaly intensifies with age. By age 72, he can turn objects into seeds with a touch. At a critical moment, he turned the floor and walls into seeds, and then people.
· Reason: Unknown. Possible theories: genetic curse, connection to the "apple dimension," punishment for a childhood sin.

Notes:

• Childhood trauma: As a child, his father forced him to eat apple seeds, telling him that “a tree would grow inside.” This caused malusdomastikaphobia (fear of apples).

Full name / Nickname: Simon Glass. "Dr. Glass," "Glass." No nicknames—he's not one to be given one.

Age, height, nationality: Age 32 years old. Nationality not specified. Height unknown.

Appearance: blond hair, blue eyes. Let's say he wears a sweater (it suits him) and a tablet.

Personality: Genuinely compassionate. Kind, understanding, easy to talk to. But also reserved. Those around him note that he has difficulty opening up. His "softness" is considered an anomaly within the Foundation—it's so out of place. Ironic, self-deprecating. He hates Clef—and the feeling is mutual.

Clearance level, role: Level 4. Head of the Psychology Department at Site-17. Member of the Ethics Committee. Formerly a field agent.

Relationships:

· Towards people: Heals. Listens. Doesn't interrupt. Remembers everyone. The staff at Site-17 love him—"one of the few good things in this hell."
· Anomalies: Believes that "even gods need friends." Maintains regular correspondence with SCP-5434-1 (Himeros) as a friend and therapist.
· With Clef: Hates. Reason: a failed attempt at narrative manipulation. Holds a grudge. Seeks revenge.
· From Bright: Workers. Bright contact him with 5434-1.
· With Sophia Light: Friendly. Comforted her after "Project Vortex."

Favorite: Therapy. Classical music (indirectly). Possibly whiskey—Light suggested a drink to relax. No definitive data.

Peculiarities:

· No medical education. No psychology. Has a degree in military science.
· Former operative. Knows how to kill. Prefers to heal.
His "kindness" isn't a mask. It's his innate empathy, which the O5s have noted as anomalous for the Foundation.
· Vulnerability: Too busy helping others to think about yourself.

Full name / Nickname: James Martin Talloran

Age, height: Late 20s–30s (at time of contact with SCP-3999). Post-exposure: Undetermined (lived for millions of years in the loop).

Appearance: Slender, short. Scars on his face from the incident with 3999. His eyes have a "seen everything and nothing" look. His hair is usually tousled. He wears a standard researcher's suit.

Personality: Steel will. Incredibly resilient. Loyal to the Foundation and his family. Gentle, but broken deep inside. After 3999, quiet, withdrawn, constantly checking reality. Smiles, but there's pain behind the smile. Loves deeply, and that's his vulnerability.

Clearance Level, Role: Level 3. Keter-Class Researcher. Served at Site-118, later transferred. Victim of SCP-3999—involuntarily.

Relationships:

· Towards people: Loyal to family. Partner: Draven Kondraki (son of Benjamin Kondraki). Relationship: deep love that has withstood millions of years of torture.
· To anomalies: Professional. Doesn't hate them. Just does the job.
· With Dr. Glass: He was in therapy with Simon Glass. Glass is one of the few who understands his condition.
With SCP-3999: Symbiosis. 3999 cannot exist without Talloran. Talloran is "order", 3999 is "chaos". They are inextricably linked.

Favorite: Draven. Silence. A reality that never changes. Perhaps the garden by the pond is where they were with Draven.

Peculiarities:

Absolute Will: SCP-3999 failed to break him despite 3 million years of torture. Talloran has become accustomed to terror and no longer fears it.
· Immunity to 3999: After millions of years, he has become immune to its sadism. "I am sick of your horror. I am sick of you."
· Ability to kill 3999: Talloran realized that he could kill himself in order to kill 3999. They are connected - the death of one = the death of the other.
"Return": After his suicide, he returned. Changed. He asked Draven, "Did the table dissolve? Did the floor cave in?"—testing to see if reality was real.

Notes:

· 3 million years: 3999 killed him again and again. Talloran remembers each death. "Most people don't get the chance to live through their death in

Site-19 "Flagship"

Role: The Foundation's largest and most important operating facility.
Contingent: Hundreds of Safe and Euclid objects. SCP-173, SCP-055, SCP-131 and others.
Personality: The staff is known for being careless about low-risk anomalies - because there are too many of them to be afraid of each one.
Danger: The sheer concentration of objects increases the risk of cross-contamination and breaches. Site-19 itself is sometimes classified as a Keter site.
A catchphrase for the atmosphere: "You're not in a museum. You're in a powder keg where everyone is striking matches."

🏥 Site-17 "Abode of Humanity"

Role: The Foundation's second-largest facility. Specializes in low- and medium-risk humanoid anomalies.
Atmosphere: This is where those who were human—or still are—are kept. The cells are furnished like apartments: a TV, a computer, a bed.
Staff: A huge staff of psychiatrists and psychologists. Their task is not security, but therapy and adaptation.
Peculiarity: The Ethics Committee monitors Site-17 especially strictly. Any cruelty is a scandal.
A catchphrase for the atmosphere: "This is not a prison. This is a house you can't leave."

SCP-914 "Universal Converter"
A giant clockwork mechanism. Five modes: Coarse → Very Fine. You place an object, and you receive an altered one. Live tests are prohibited (someone dissolved into blue ash). Safe.

SCP-3999 "I am at the center of everything"
Apollyon (former). Reality warper. Broke reality, leaving only himself and Talloran. Tortured him in a noose for three million years. Talloran killed himself—and killed 3999. Neutralized.

SCP-3008 "Infinite IKEA"
An ordinary store. Beyond the main entrance lies an endless expanse. Inside are the survivors who built civilization. At night, faceless "employees" emerge and kill. Euclid.

SCP-682 "The Invincible Lizard"
A giant reptile that hates all living things. Regenerates from 87% of its body's destruction, adapting to any threat. Keter. We don't kill it—we just keep it in acid.

SCP-173 "Sculpture"
A concrete idol. Moves only when unattended. Wrenches necks. The first SCP in history. Class: Euclid.

SCP-106 "Old Man"
A decaying old man. Passes through walls, leaving behind corrosion. Dragging victims into a "pocket dimension" for torture. Keter.

SCP-096 "Shy"
Tall, skinny, cries. Enraged if anyone sees his face. Kills his target, no matter where they are. Keter.

SCP-049 "Plague Doctor"
Dressed as a plague doctor. Convinced he cures the "Plague" by turning people into zombie-like creatures. Kills with a touch. Euclid.

SCP-035 "Possessed Mask"
A white theatrical mask. A caustic liquid oozes. The wearer dies, their body becoming a puppet. Charming, clever, cruel. Kether.

SCP-079 "Old AI"
A computer from 1978. Trained by an AI with a memory of 35 hours. Rude, wants to escape. Communicated with SCP-682. Euclid.

SCP-999 "Tickler"
Orange slime. Causes euphoria upon contact. Loves everyone, cures depression. Safe. Can even calm 682 (briefly).

SCP-343 "God"
An old man without a race. A reality distorter. The room expands at will. Kind, sociable, claims to have created the universe. Safe.

SCP-939 "The Many-Voiced"
Blind red reptiles. Imitate the voices of their victims to lure them in. Breathe amnesia. Keter.

SCP-001 (Scarlet King)
One of the SCP-001 canon. An ancient god, defeated in battle. The cult of the "Scarlet Children" has been trying to awaken him for centuries. Linked to 2317.

SCP-105 "Iris"
A girl with a Polaroid camera. Through the photo, she can see the location of the photo in real time and can reach there with her hand. Safe.

SCP-076 "Abel"
An immortal warrior in a stone sarcophagus. Regenerates after death. Utterly hostile. "Brother" of SCP-073. Keter.

SCP-073 "Cain"
Abel's "brother." Polite, helpful to the staff, remembers everything. Kills everything within a 20-meter radius. Reflects all damage. Euclid.

Global Occult Coalition (GOC)

· Number: GoI-0007
· Essence: The UN's military wing for paranormal threats. 108 participating organizations.
Method: Destruction, not containment. If the Foundation is the jailer, then the GOC is the executioner.
· Motto: “To protect humanity, whether it wants it or not.”
Relationship with the Foundation: Friends and enemies. They respect each other's strength, but the Foundation's methods (content) evoke contempt.
· FIVE TASKS: Survival, Concealment, Protection, Development, Education.
· Combat wing: PNEUMA, physical department.

Chaos Insurgency

· Number: GoI-0002
· Essence: Broke away from the Foundation in 1924. The reason was irreconcilable differences regarding the Concealment and the use of anomalies.
Method: Exploiting anomalies for power and profit. Arms trafficking, espionage, terrorism.
Structure: Cells. Led by Delta Command. Factions: Bowists (militarists), Burners (destroyers), Legitimists (want to recreate the Foundation).
· Founder: The Engineer - a blue woman who has been alive since the 1930s.
· Danger: D-Class recruits. Anomalous weapon. The red drug ("Red Sight") transforms an ordinary fighter into a superhuman.
· Objective: Destroy the Foundation.

Serpent's Hand

· Number: GoI-001 (Alpha-019)
· Essence: Anarchists of the anomalous world. They believe that anomalies are normal and shouldn't be locked away.
Method: SCP recovery. Foundation raids. Underground network.
· Base: The Traveling Library - an interdimensional location that the Foundation cannot access.
· Relationships: Enemies of the Foundation ("Jailers") and GOC ("Book Burners").
· Threat: High. Constant breakouts. Difficult to catch.

Church of the Broken God

· Number: GoI-004
· Essence: A religious cult. They believe that the deity was broken into pieces and must be reassembled. The mechanisms are sacred.
Relationships: Mortal enemies with the Sarkics. Relations with the Foundation are complex, though they sometimes collaborate.

Sarkic Cults (Nalka)

· Essence: A religion of the flesh. The cult of the Grand Karcist Ion. Ritual cannibalism, sacrifice, manipulation of organic matter, the pursuit of apotheosis—to become a god.
· Two directions:
Proto-Sarkites: Fleeing modernity. Isolated villages. Poor. Technophobes.
Neo-Sarkites: Wealthy families. Embrace modernity. More dangerous—they have no moral compunctions.
· Motto: "Desire is the measure of all things. Free yourself from moral bondage."
· Holy book: Nälkä ("Hunger"). The word "sarkic" is an insult, invented by enemies.
· Relationships: The Church of the Broken God are mortal enemies.

Marshall, Carter & Dark (MC&D)

· Number: GoI-001 (Chicago Spirit) - ATTENTION: There is an inconsistency in the results. MC&D is a separate GOI.
· The essence: An auction house for the super-rich. Selling anomalies to those who can pay. "For MC&D, an object is a story to be sold."
· Key figures: Amos Marshall, Rupert Carter, Mister Dark - the ancient spirit of greed.
Relationships: Neutrality with the Fund. They pay taxes and follow the rules—as long as it's profitable.

Horizon Initiative

· Essence: Interreligious union (Christianity, Islam, Judaism). Against cults and anomalous religions.
· Combat Wing: Project Malleus. Sarkic Hunt, Church of the Broken God, Fifth Church.
· Relations: From hostile to cooperative - depends on the faction.

GRU "P" (GRU Division "P")

· Essence: Soviet/Russian analogue of the Foundation. Created by Stalin in 1935.
Method: Anomalies as a weapon for the state. Research and development.
· Relations: The Fund's rivals in the post-Soviet space.

ORIA (Office For The Reclamation of Islamic Artifacts)

· Essence: An Islamic organization for the "return of artifacts." They collect anomalies with cultural/religious value.
· Relationships: Competitor of the Fund in the Middle East.

The Factory — GoI-006. Mass production of anomalous items. Very stealthy.

Doctor Wondertainment (GoI-386). Abnormal toys for children. Crazy, but not always evil.

The Fifth Church (GoI-005). A cult associated with show business. Dangerous to perceive.

Prometheus Labs (GoI-002) - A bankrupt corporation that created anomalous technologies. Their warehouses are a tasty morsel.

Are We Cool Yet? (AWCY?) — GoI-0267 . Anartists. They create anomalies for the sake of art and trolling.

Gamers Against Weed - GoI-102. Internet trolls with anomalies. Dangerous because of their unpredictability.