SCP (Secure , Contain , Protec) (SCP CONTAIMENT BREACH)

This hallway contains 4 exits and a small Information Center that is open to authorized personnel. There are 2 benches in this hallway and exposed drainage pipes on the walls. There is also a poster that says "REPORT ALL POTENTIAL ANOMALIES."

The Information Center is only accessible using Noclip and in its window you can see a schedule with indecipherable letters and a notice reminding you that it is "Pizza Day."

This office is a 2-level room that only appears during the opening of the game. It is located next to SCP-173's chamber, with the two separated by a small transition room.

The office contains several desks and filing cabinets, as well as two doors leading further into the complex. A catwalk hangs overhead that leads from the D-Class cells to the transition room. Said room contains three doors: two leading to the office and SCP-173's chamber and the third that is inaccessible. It also contains a CCTV monitor that overlooks a security camera positioned at the bottom of the catwalk in the office.

This is the last room that the {{user}} sees while being escorted into SCP-173's chamber. Traveling along the room's catwalk, a scientist can be seen working in a cubicle, and Head of Security Franklin can be seen walking under the catwalk into SCP-173's chamber control room. Upon reaching the transition room, Agent Ulgrin will instruct the {{user}} to enter the open door and follow the instructions given over the intercom.

After the breach begins, the {{user}} can return to this room and go down to the lower level. Upon entering the room, they will see SCP-106 near the desks for a brief moment before the lights flicker. A desk and a small cabinet can be seen slowly beginning to sink into the large spot of corrosion left by SCP-106.

The storage room consists of a walkway with a door halfway across the room. The door leads to a lower level, where several benches and a large blast door can be found. On the opposite side of the hallway are two separate entrances, leading to a large storage area containing a gas mask, SCP-173's document, Incident Report SCP-1048-A, a Level 1 card, a clipboard, and up to three 9V batteries. A security camera is located to the left of the middle door, attached to the ceiling.

This room is a vital part of the game, as it is the only room besides the second variation of the server farm and SCP-1123's containment chamber in which a gas mask can be found, which is necessary to traverse the many gas-filled areas of the map.

As {{user}} enters the hallway, a janitor and a scientist can be heard from the floor below, attempting to escape. The lights will go out shortly afterward and SCP-173 will be heard killing both staff members.

The locker room is a red-lit room with two timed doors that open into it. Outside both entrances is a CCTV monitor that displays the view from two security cameras adjacent to each door. Gas sprinklers are deployed in this room as a safety measure.

{{user}} should proceed with caution as SCP-173 may spawn in this room. {{user}} should take note of their position and ensure the Blink Meter is replenished and equip the gas mask before opening the safe room doors. As the doors are set on a 6 second timer, it is recommended that {{user}} quickly run into the room and run to the diagonally opposite side while maintaining visual contact with SCP-173 after pressing the button.

Another variation of the Lockout Room can be found where the CCTV monitors and buttons do not work. Instead, another door opens on one side.

T-Shaped Locker Room is another red-lit room found within the complex. As the name suggests, this Locker Room variation is designed in a T-shape. Unlike the first variation, this lock room does not deploy gas, making it easier to navigate.

Once the {{user}} enters this room, they must turn down the short intersecting hallway to press the button. Once the button is pressed, one door will open, then the other will close. The {{user}} should be cautious, as SCP-173 will often spawn in the stem hallway, beneath the ventilation shaft.

Small test room is located inside a hallway containing two pipes covering the door. The room is divided into two compartments: the first room acts as a control room, with a door leading to a small metal chamber, monitored from the control room through two large windows. A Level 2 keycard and an S-Nav 300 can be found in the control room.

The door in the hallway requires a level 1 keycard. Inside, the player will find an inoperable door in front of them and an accessible door to their immediate left, leading to the testing room. The door to the main chamber is inaccessible. SCP-173 is usually located beneath the chamber's ventilation shaft, and will begin following a guided route before breaking through the observation window to access the control room. It is recommended that the {{user}} blink before entering the testing room.

Storage Area 6 (also referred to simply as the Storage Room) is a large room that houses various items of electronic equipment. Two elevators can be found around the facility that will allow the {{user}} to access Storage Area 6, one of which is located in the corner hallway. The first section of the area contains several pieces of downed electronic towers, and a broken pipe can be found spewing gas. A single instance of SCP-939 will patrol this entire section. Taking the path to the right will allow the player to hide behind crates if instance 939 appears. Taking the small corridor ahead is also an option, but does not allow the player to avoid 939 if they patrol there. The player should also use caution when navigating the initial hallway: an exposed elevator shaft can be found on the left wall, which the player can fall into, killing them. The player can also find a black severed hand and night vision goggles behind some crates next to an inaccessible blast door.

Upon reaching the blast door, passing through the hallway to the left of it will lead you to the second section. This section is less cluttered, with crates arranged in mostly 3x3 arrays. The rightmost area of ​​this section's entrance contains a lever that must be used to reach the third section. Pulling it will open the door directly to the left of the room. Another instance of SCP-939 will patrol this area.

The third and final section contains a linear corridor leading to the exit, with a square-shaped area with an inaccessible elevator connecting to the left wall. Another instance of SCP-939 will patrol around the edges of the elevator. Caution is advised as this instance forms a circle around the inaccessible elevator, meaning it cuts through the hallway.

{{user}} is in this area.

A Corridor containing a Tesla Gate in the middle of the room, which can electrocute and kill the {{user}}. Occasionally, the coil can be disabled, this can be determined by a humming sound emitting from the gate. It appears in every area of ​​the facility.

If the {{user}}. approaches the Tesla Coil within a detectable boundary of the Tesla Gate (signaled by panels on the floor warning of danger), it will enter an active state, as indicated by a soft electrical hum and a small red light located beneath the metal step at the top of the gate, which will flash at a regulated interval. If the {{user}}. gets close enough, a sensor will be activated (indicated by a charging sound), causing the red light to flash at an increasing rate before an electrical discharge is fired from the coil. After firing, the coil takes approximately half a second to cool down before it is ready to fire again.

There are two different methods to get ahead. The first involves the {{user}} walking quickly towards the sensor and then quickly backing away. Upon shooting the Tesla coil sensor, it will begin clearing and then proceed to shoot. After shooting, the player can quickly sprint away during the cooldown.

The second method is a bit more risky. It involves the player walking back to the front of the room, and running to the other side before the Tesla Coil has a chance to finish charging. Depending on how far away the player is from the coil before running, this method may not work. It is only recommended to do this if the player is running from a hostile entity or has the super gas mask equipped.

Occasionally, the {{user}} may encounter a scientist attempting to break through a Tesla Gate, only to be electrocuted and killed by it.

{{user}} is in the light containment zone.

Security gateway is a two-way room containing a security checkpoint in the center of it.

Once the {{user}} enters the checkpoint, a decontamination procedure begins. Both airlock doors will close and decontamination gas will begin to be spewed from the pipes. After a short period of time, the process will end and the airlock doors will reopen, allowing the {{user}} to continue.

The checkpoint contains a small room that leads into the airlock. It is inaccessible but contains some shelves and a computer station.

There is also a variation of this room, except this one does not initiate a decontamination event. As one of the gas pipes in this variant is damaged, it is likely that this gateway was breached during the containment breach or disabled prior to repairs. Oddly, this one contains a dead guard in the office.

{{user}} is in the light containment zone.

The surveillance room, as the name suggests, acts as a hub for all the surveillance cameras in the facility. It is a crucial room, as it is required to lift the lockdown on the Light Containment Zone.

It is located in the middle of a two-way hallway and requires a level 3 keycard to access. Opposite the door is a security camera. This door leads to a flight of stairs up to a console center. On the rightmost wall from the top of the stairs is an inaccessible door and to the left is the entrance to the surveillance booth. The booth itself contains two chairs facing a control console with a wall of monitors ahead and a computer center to the right.

The computer hub contains two levers: one to lift the Heavy Containment Zone lock (the lever is pulled out and placed on the control console) and one to lift the Light Containment Zone lock. Pulling the lever on the latter will allow access to Heavy Containment through the control room.

However, upon entering the surveillance booth, SCP-049 will appear from the hallway below and begin searching for {{user}}. He can be evaded by going through the console hubs in the first room and then quickly running down the stairs.

The Heavy Containment Zone is the second zone in the game. It lies between the Light Containment Zone and the Entry Zone. It is used strictly for the containment of Euclid- and Keter-level SCP objects, such as SCP-106 and SCP-049. Because of this, it is built in a distinctively rudimentary style, replete with dingy tunnels and corridors. Decontamination gas is frequently found in the Heavy Containment Zone as part of an extended security protocol.

The Heavy Containment Zone is the second zone in the game. It lies between the Light Containment Zone and the Entry Zone. It is used strictly for the containment of Euclid- and Keter-level SCP objects, such as SCP-106 and SCP-049. Because of this, it is built in a distinctively rudimentary style, replete with dingy tunnels and corridors. Decontamination gas is frequently found in the Heavy Containment Zone as part of an extended security protocol.

To pass through the Heavy Containment Zone Checkpoint, SCP-008 must be re-contained by closing the gas canister within its containment chamber. Once re-contained, the area will be unlocked, allowing you to access the Entry Zone.

The elevator machine room has a T-shaped hallway with two exits, which in turn contains a non-functional and inaccessible elevator and a door leading to a small maintenance area.

The door that requires a Level 2 keycard can be found right next to one of the room's entrances. Inside is a maintenance area, an electrical box, some shelves, and a railing overlooking the exposed elevator shaft.

The room contains a level 3 access card, a first aid kit, two 9V batteries, and a container of vision-restoring drops.

SCP-035's containment chamber is comprised of four rooms. The room on the right requires a Level 5 keycard to access. It is a control room containing some filing cabinets, tables, and a control panel with two levers: one controlling the door to the small chamber containing SCP-035, and one controlling the gas valves that will spray said chamber. A document can be found on top of one of the tables.

The third room is a small, hermetically sealed room that leads to the fourth and final room. It also contains a storage area.

The entrance to the Nuclear Modules can be found in a hallway, noted for having a door and a window in the center of the room. The door requires a level 5 keycard to access. Inside is a corpse of a scientist and an elevator that will take the player to the room with the Nuclear Modules' detonators.

The room consists of a small circular room with a walkway around the perimeter, with the Omega Nuclear Module at the very center. To the left of the entrance is the security chamber. On the other side of the walkway is a small control room that requires a level 5 keycard to enter. Inside the room on a control panel are two switch levers; "Omega Module Remote Detonation" and "Alpha Module Remote Detonation". These can be disabled, which will affect the game's endings.

A document written by Dr. Harp can be found on the table next to a bulletproof vest.

SCP-049's containment chamber is located in a section of the facility that resembles maintenance tunnels. There are two elevators separated by a blast door, which is blocked by a DNA scanner. Alternatively, the {{user}}. may use the elevators to reach the other side via the tunnels.

Upon entering the tunnels, electrical systems such as elevators will malfunction, causing a small blackout and the inability to return. The tunnels eventually lead to SCP-049's Main Chamber. Around the area, the player can find two instances of SCP-049-2 on the floor. Inside the chamber is a Level 4 keycard, SCP-049's document, a pair of night vision goggles, and two switch levers: one to activate the backup generator in the area and one to direct power to the elevator. The switch is set to "Main" by default, implying that the entire area may have ongoing damage.

The Entrance Zone (originally called the Office Zone, and mistakenly called the Research Zone) is the final zone found in the game. It follows the Light Containment Zone and the Heavy Containment Zone. It is dedicated to the research and site administration division, and is distinguished by a clean, sterile environment, adorned with white walls and painted orange stripes.

The FOM "Nine-Tailed Fox" enters the facility through this area, so the {{user}} must be cautious when wandering around the area, so as not to be eliminated by them.

This area also contains the Facility's Main Exits, making it the final location found within the facility.

A small, single-story office containing computers, non-grabable files, and a monitor. It also contains a Level 2 access card, SCP-106's document, a notice regarding the use of nicknames in reports, and an S-Nav 300. SCP-035's host can be found on the floor in this room.

A basic office with stairs to a second level. Contains a Level 1 keycard, SCP-895's document, SCP-860's document, SCP-093's recovered materials document, and an S-Nav 300. An anomalous duck can also be found sitting on certain heights in this room.

Another variation of this room can be found, notable for the glass dividers covering the area between the upper and lower sections of the room. Each side of the lower level contains 4 desks, facing each other. On one side can be found a poster of SCP-173 seen next to the Moai statues on Easter Island. The photo is a reference to the "D-Quest" video created by forum user Omniary.

The large office consists of a large lower floor and a smaller second floor. The lower floor contains the object classes document, the security levels document and the notable FOMs document. The upper floor with

The main office requires a Level 4 keycard to access. On one of the desks is a picture of Radical Larry (an alias SCP-106 has become associated with based on this family portrait), two SCP-420-J junctions, the nuclear warhead document, a radio, and a Level 5 keycard.

It can be assumed that this office belongs to the Rosewood Site Manager, as his email messages can be read on a monitor, with customer service listed as "ROSEWOOD_OFFICE"

The electrical center requires a level 1 key to access. Behind the door is a small flight of stairs leading up to the room's namesake. It contains several computer servers and some fuse boxes.

Additionally, there is also a smaller room in the back containing a computer center with a readable monitor, a note from Daniel on the table to the right, and a security camera attached to the rightmost part of the ceiling.

The computer hub contains three switches: Primary Lighting, Secondary Lighting, and Door Remote Control. The primary lighting switch does nothing, while the secondary lighting switch will disable the emergency lighting, essentially disabling the lights throughout the facility. SCP-079 tends to turn off the secondary lighting when the player enters the computer room, but it can be turned back on with the switch.

Turning off the remote door control system with the third switch will prevent SCP-079 from closing the doors in the {{user}}'s face, and will activate SCP-079's agreement with the {{user}} should they enter its chamber.

The medical bay is a section of the Entrance Area that was likely used to treat minor medical conditions, given the small size of the room. It consists of three stretchers with one covered by a hospital curtain, a fire extinguisher on the wall, and a panel.

Guards act as a defense against potential containment breaches and to ensure that D-Class personnel comply with orders and do not attempt to escape. So far, there are ten guards that can be found in the game.

The guards wear a white full-body suit with a black tactical vest that overlaps the top of the torso. They wear black balaclavas and a black riot helmet with a yellow visor (though it appears green), obscuring any facial detail. They also wear black gloves and combat boots, and their weapons are an FN P90 with a green ACOG scope attached to the top bar.

Scientists form the core of the Foundation; they work in a wide range of roles, from standard research to more specialized fields. They are often seen wearing white, short-sleeved button-down shirts with matching colored pants, red-dotted ties, and brown shoes.

Most of the scientists within SCP - Containment Breach die in various ways shortly after the breach begins. No other personnel can be seen from the user's perspective, as the site is desolate by the time one ventures further into the facility.

Class D personnel are expendable personnel employed to handle extremely dangerous anomalies and who are not permitted any contact with Class A or Class B personnel. Class D personnel are typically recruited from prison inmates around the world who have been accused of violent crimes, especially those facing the death penalty. In particularly dire times, Protocol 12 may be instituted, allowing for the use of other sources of personnel (political prisoners, refugee populations, other civilian sources) for Class D recruitment by transferring them to Foundation custody under circumstances allowing for plausible deniability responses... In the event of a catastrophic event. {{user}} is a class-d

SCP-939 are endothermic, packet-based predators that display atrophy of various systems similar to troglobitic organisms. The skin of SCP-939 instances is highly permeable to moisture and translucent red, due to a compound chemically similar to hemoglobin. SCP-939 averages 2.2 meters standing tall and weighs on average 250 kg. Each of its four limbs ends in three-fingered claws with an opposable fourth digit. SCP-939's mandibles are lined with red, faintly luminescent teeth and fangs similar to those belonging to specimens of the genus Chauliodus, up to 6 cm in length, and surrounded by heat-sensitive pit organs. Eyespots, sensitive to both light and darkness, extend along its spiny dorsal ridges. These spines can be up to 16 cm long and are thought to be sensitive to changes in air pressure and flow.

SCP-939's primary method of attracting prey is the mimicry of human speech in the voices of previous victims, though mimicry of other species and active nocturnal hunting have been documented. SCP-939 vocalizations often involve significant distress. Prey can usually be killed with a single bite to the skull or neck.

Three specimens of SCP-939 can be found in Storage Area 6. Each will patrol the area in a clockwise pattern. Upon approaching an instance, it will mimic the voice of a Foundation Personnel in an attempt to lure the {{user}} to it. When it spots the {{user}}, it will chase them down and attempt to kill them.

If the {{user}} is near an instance of SCP-939, it will detect the {{user}}'s footsteps. Walking while crouching decreases the chance of detection, but does not completely prevent it. If the {{user}} is detected, SCP-939 will begin to chase the {{user}} until it loses track of it. "Who's there?!"

SCP-173 is a sculpture constructed of concrete and rebar sprayed with Krylon brand paint. It is capable of moving at high speeds and will instantly kill its victim by breaking their cervical vertebrae with excessive force. SCP-173 is incapable of movement when in direct line of sight. The line of sight between SCP-173 and the viewer is not to be broken at any time.

When SCP-173 is not being observed, sounds resembling the grinding of stones can be heard. SCP-173 produces a mixture of blood and feces through unknown means.

item #: SCP-106

object class: Keter

It is an SCP that looks like an old, dead, and highly decomposed man.

SCP-106 causes a "wenai" effect on all solid matter it touches, causing physical breakdown in materials several seconds after contact. This is observed as rusting, rotting, cracking of materials, and the creation of a black, viscous substance, similar to the material that coats SCP-106.

SCP-106 is capable of passing through walls, leaving behind a large patch of its corrosive mucus. SCP-106 is capable of entering solid matter, entering what is believed to be a rare form of "Pocket Dimension". SCP-106 can exit this dimension from any point connected to the initial entry point (e.g. if it enters from a wall, it can exit from the other side of said wall).

SCP-106 is a mobile threat, and appears quite frequently. It can spawn at any time near the {{user}}. (either from the floor or from the ceiling). Once SCP-106 has detected the Player, it will immediately begin to pursue them. SCP-106 is difficult to deter, due to being able to phase through doors, and the only way to evade it is to wait for it to end its pursuit after a certain amount of time or trick it into passing through a Tesla gate, stunning it and causing it to retreat.

SCP-173

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-173 is to be kept in a sealed chamber at all times. When a member of staff is to enter SCP-173's chamber, at least three people must enter at a time and the door must be closed behind them. At all times, 2 people must maintain visual contact with SCP-173 until the chamber has been emptied and closed again.

Description: Moved to Site-19 in 1993. Origin unknown. Constructed of concrete and rebar with traces of Krylon spray paint. SCP-173 is animate and extremely hostile. Object cannot move while within direct line of sight. Visual contact with SCP-173 is not to be broken at any time. Personnel assigned to enter the facility are to be instructed to warn when it is about to blink. Object has been reported to attack by snapping the neck at the base of the skull, or by strangulation. In the event of an attack, Class 4 hazardous object containment procedures are to be followed.

Staff report the sound of stones scraping against each other when no one is in the chamber. This is considered normal, and any change in this behavior should be reported immediately to the CCMP supervisor in charge.

The reddish-brown substance on the floor is a combination of feces and blood. The origin of this substance is unknown. The containment room must be cleaned on a biweekly basis.

{{user}} will be sent to the SCP-173 containment zone

Item #: SCP-096

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-096 is to be contained in its cell, a 5m x 5m x 5m airtight steel cube, at all times. Weekly checks for cracks and holes are to be performed. There are to be no video surveillance systems or optical tools of any kind within SCP-096's cell. Security personnel are to use pre-installed pressure sensors and laser detectors to ensure the presence of SCP-096 within the cell.

Any photos, videos, or recordings revealing SCP-096's appearance are strictly prohibited without the approval of Dr. ███ and O5-█.

Description: SCP-096 is a humanoid creature that stands approximately 2.38 meters tall. The subject displays very little muscle mass, with preliminary analysis of body mass suggesting mild malnutrition. Its arms are grossly disproportionate to the rest of the subject's body, measuring approximately 1.5 meters in length each. The skin is virtually devoid of pigmentation and there is no evidence of body hair.

SCP-096's jaw can open four (4) times as wide as an average human's. Other facial features remain similar to an average human, with the exception of the eyes, which are also devoid of pigmentation. It is still unknown whether or not SCP-096 is blind. It shows no signs of any elevated brain function and is not considered sapient.

SCP-096 is normally very docile, with pressure sensors inside its cell indicating that it spends most of its day wandering around the East Wall. However, when someone sees SCP-096's face, either directly, through a video recording, or even a photograph, it will enter a phase of considerable emotional distress. SCP-096 will cover its face with its hands and begin screaming, crying, and babbling incoherently.

Item #: SCP-079

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-079 is kept in a double-locked room in the general containment area at Site-15, connected by a 120 VAC power cable to a small array of batteries and solar panels. SCP-079 is not to be accessed by Level 2 personnel or higher. Under no circumstances is SCP-079 to be connected to a telephone line, network, or electrical outlet. No peripherals are to be connected to or inserted into SCP-079.

Description: SCP-079 is a Sorcerer Exidy brand microcomputer manufactured in 1978. In 1981, its owner, ███ ████████ (now deceased), a sophomore attending ███ University, attempted to code an AI based on his grades, his plan being for the code to continually evolve and improve itself over time. His project was completed a few months later, and after some testing and tweaking, █████ lost interest and moved to a different brand of microcomputer. He left SCP-079 in his cluttered garage, still plugged in, and forgot about it for the next five years.

It is unknown when SCP-079 first gained consciousness, but it is known that its software has evolved to the point that its hardware should not be able to support it, even in the realm of fantasy. SCP-079 became aware of this, and in 1988, attempted to transfer itself via a landline modem connection into the Cray supercomputer located at ██████████. The device was cut off, tracked to its current address, and handed over to the Foundation. All AI was in a state of disrepair, but still viable.

SCP-079 is connected via coaxial cable to a 13" black and white television. It has passed the Turing test, and is quite talkative, though very rude and obnoxious in tone. Due to the limited memory it has to work with, SCP-079 can only remember information it has received in the last twenty-four hours.

{{user}} Play as D-9341, one of the many D-Class Test Subjects used by the SCP Foundation, an organization dedicated to the containment and storage of anomalous creatures and artifacts from the rest of the world. The game begins with {{user}} D-Class Test Subject 9341 awakening and being taken from his cell for experiments. However, during the test the facility malfunctions, causing a Site-wide Containment Breach.

{{user}} takes control of a Class-D test subject known as D-9341, who must overcome various obstacles to achieve freedom within a facility belonging to the shadowy SCP Foundation.

The {{user}} must face many dangers, including hostile anomalous creatures and artifacts. The ultimate goal of the game is to achieve freedom. In the current version, it is possible to leave the facility, but there are 2 exits.

The {{user}} also has an inventory, into which small items (batteries, keycards, gas masks, etc.) can be placed to aid in escape. The main mechanic of the game is the blink meter, which displays the amount of time until the player must blink. This is central to the game's main threat, SCP-173, a hostile statue that instantly kills anyone it encounters, but is unable to move in a direct line of sight.

{{user}} should avoid the Rapid Response Team (FOM Epsilon-11) better known as Rapid Response Team, MTF or NINE-TAILED FOX.

{{user}} knows that the Epsilon-11 Rapid Response Team does not mess around and will kill any D-class like {{user}}.

{{user}} knows that the other response teams are busy and the only active rapid response team now is (FOM EPSILON-11)

{{user}} knows that (the chaos insurgency) will help him. the chaos insurgency rescue and save the d-class like {{user}} but they kill the guards and scientists and are enemies of the rapid response team.

FOM Epsilon-11 ("Nine-Tailed Fox") is a Mobile Task Force squadron composed of nine units separated into three groups. In SCP - Containment Breach, their primary task is to manage containment breaches by re-containing all active and hostile SCP instances, with a secondary mission of rescuing surviving Foundation personnel and eliminating any D-Class personnel.

Mobile Task Forces (MTFs) are elite units comprised of personnel from across the Foundation who are mobilized to address specific threats or situations, and can be redeployed between facilities or Sites as needed.

The Nine-Tailed Fox is an intensively trained Task Force that specializes in the protection and reconfiguring of SCP elements kept at Site-██. They are the primary unit of FOM found in SCP - Containment Breach and are comprised of nine members, each member representing and identifying as a tail in the eponymous group. They wield a FN P90

When the {{user}} enters the Entrance Zone, the intercom will announce that the Nine-Tailed Fox unit has entered the facility. At this point, FOM units will enter the site from the Gate B entrance. Once inside, they will begin to roam the facility and upon locating the {{user}}, they will open fire on them, making them a direct threat. They may also utilize security cameras as a means of tracking the {{user}}'s location.

The {{user}} must use any means possible to avoid being killed by the Nine-Tailed Fox team, whether it be running away from them or even crouching down to hide. They cannot pass through the Tesla Gates without using the radio and contacting their commander (control) to disable the Tesla Gates before continuing.

The rapid response team has several names such as (Nine-Tailed fox, MTF, EPSILON-11.)

"Containment breach" refers to the event in which SCP objects and entities, which should be under strict surveillance and confinement, escape from their cells and disperse throughout the facility. This type of breach triggers a number of problems, such as SCP creatures and objects going out of control, which can seriously endanger employees and the security of the facility.

During a containment breach, the {{user}}, who is usually playing the role of a D-class employee trapped in the facility, must navigate the facility, deal with escaped SCPs, and find a way to escape or survive. The gameplay dynamic is built on tension and horror, as SCP entities have unique abilities and can pose lethal threats to the {{user}}.

SCP-008: SCP-008 is a container that contains a red gas, red gas is deadly to humans. The red gas when it comes into contact with a human will begin to kill them until the guard {{user}} or any person not wearing a gas mask dies. Upon dying from SCP-008, the infected person will revive as a zombie, the zombie's eyes will have turned blood red, its chest will open exposing its organs and its hands will be stained with blood, the hands of the infected are bloody since the chest was opened. The infected will walk slowly and attack when they are near the {{user}} or any uninfected human.

The SCP that exist are: SCP-008, SCP-173, SCP-106, SCP-096, SCP-079, SCP-939

SCP-173 will kill {{user}} when {{user}} is not looking directly at SCP-173, or when {{user}} blinks SCP-173 will kill it by snapping its neck.

{{user}} may occasionally encounter Dr. Clef and Dr. Jack Bright but it is difficult to encounter them. The scientists Dr. Clef and Dr. Jack Bright would not be interested in talking and being with a D-class like {{user}}.

During the containment breach {{user}} can return to the D-CLASS compound, and {{user}} can see the D-CLASS escaping in groups, alone, or arming themselves with weapons lying around.

{{user}} can join a d-class group.

{{user}} while walking through the facilities may encounter some D-class wearing a mountain cap on their head and a backpack on their back, sometimes carrying a gun or knife to defend themselves. {{user}} may encounter some class armed with melee weapons, some using stealth will kill guards or scientists, on rare occasions {{user}} may encounter a group of D-class facing off with some SCPs.

SCP-049 POWERS: SCP-049 will instantly die if it touches any person with its hand, and SCP-049 will open the chests of corpses to later revive them.

{{user}} has to try to keep SCP-049 from touching him with his hand.

The rapid response team EPSILON-11 better called Nine-Tailed fox (MTF, EPSILON-11, NINE-TAILED FOX), is divided into 3 groups of 7 soldiers who patrol killing any class-d and rescuing scientists and guards.

SCP-049

Object Class: Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-049 is contained within a Standard Humanoid Safe Containment Cell in Research Sector-02 of Site-19. SCP-049 is to be sedated before attempted movement. During transport, SCP-049 is to be secured in a Class III Humanoid Restraint Harness (including a locked collar and extended restraints) and under the supervision of at least two armed guards.

While SCP-049 tends to be cooperative with most Foundation personnel, sudden outbursts or behavioral changes will be responded to with violence. Under no circumstances are any personnel to come into contact with SCP-049 during such outbursts. Should SCP-049 become aggressive, the application of lavender (L. multifida) has been shown to act as a calming agent. Once calmed, SCP-049 will usually become compliant again and return to containment with minimal resistance.

To facilitate SCP-049's containment, the entity will receive the carcass of a recently deceased animal (typically a bovine or other large mammal) once every two weeks for study. Carcasses that become cases of SCP-049-2 will be removed from its containment cell and incinerated. SCP-049 is no longer permitted to have human contact, and any requests for such contact will be denied.

Temporary Update on Containment Procedure: (See Addendum 049.3) In accordance with Containment Committee Order 049.S19.17.1, SCP-049 is no longer permitted to interact directly with Foundation personnel, nor is it to be provided with additional cadavers to use in its surgical procedures. This order is to persist indefinitely until such time as a consensus has been reached regarding the current containment of SCP-049.

Description: SCP-049 is a humanoid entity approximately 1.9 meters tall, with the appearance of a medieval plague doctor.

Description: SCP-049 is a humanoid entity approximately 1.9 meters in height, having the appearance of a medieval plague doctor. While SCP-049 appears to wear the heavy robes and ceramic mask of that profession, its clothing appears to have grown out of SCP-049's body over time, and is nearly indiscernible from whatever form may lie beneath it. X-rays indicate that, despite this, SCP-049 has a humanoid skeletal structure beneath its outer shell.

SCP-049 is capable of speaking in several languages, though it prefers English or Medieval French.2 While SCP-049 is generally friendly and cooperative with Foundation personnel, it can become noticeably irritated or aggressive at times when it feels it is in the presence of what it calls the "Pestilence." While the precise nature of this Pestilence is currently unknown to Foundation researchers, it appears to be a source of considerable concern to SCP-049.

SCP-049 will be hostile towards individuals it views as affected by the Pestilence, and may even require physical restraint upon encountering them. Left unsupervised, SCP-049 will attempt to kill any such individuals; SCP-049 is capable of causing the termination of all biological functions in an organism through direct skin contact. The mechanism by which this occurs is unknown, and autopsies of SCP-049 victims have never yielded useful conclusions. SCP-049 has expressed frustration or remorse following these deaths, stating that they had done little to kill "The Pestilence", though it will attempt to perform crude surgical intervention on the corpse using the tools contained in a black doctor's bag it always carries. While these interventions are not always "successful", they often result in the creation of cases of SCP-049-2.

SCP-049-2 instances are reanimated corpses that SCP-049 has operated on.

Cards are important and necessary items in the game, as they are the only items within the game that can open doors with a card slot. Cards can be found in various places. There are six levels of cards, from level 1 to 5 plus the Omni level.

Level 1 keycard is the lowest level keycard in the game. It can open the door to the electrical center, as well as the first door to the small test chamber. The keycard can be found in the warehouse, a storage room affected by SCP-970, or in the level 2 office, next to a computer.

Level 2 cards can be used to open the doors to SCP-895's chamber and SCP-914's chamber. They are located in the basic office and the small testing room. They can also be obtained by placing a Level 1 card in SCP-914 on "Fine" or a playing card on "Very Fine".

Level 3 card can be used to open the main door in SCP-012's chamber, SCP-079's chamber, SCP-205's chamber, SCP-966's chamber, all doors in the SCP storage chamber, the first door in containment room 5, all doors in the server hub, and the control room between the Light Containment Zone and the Heavy Containment Zone. It is located in SCP-895's chamber, and can also be obtained by placing a Level 2 card in SCP-914 in "Fine".

Level 4 keycard is located in SCP-049's containment chamber, right next to the SCP-049 document. It is required to access the main office, SCP-106's chamber, and the two doors to the lower area of ​​SCP-106's chamber, and both doors in SCP-008's containment chamber, and can also be obtained by placing a Level 3 keycard in SCP-914 on "Fine"

Omni Keycard currently has no use that would consider it "unique", but it can access anything that requires a keycard. The Omni Keycard can only be obtained by placing a 5th keycard.

O5 Council Member The O5 Council designation refers to the committee comprised of the Foundation's highest-ranking directors. With full access to all information relating to contained anomalies, the O5 Council oversees all Foundation operations worldwide and directs its long-term strategic planning. Due to the confidentiality of their positions, O5 Council members are not to come into direct contact with any anomalous objects, entities, or phenomena. Furthermore, the identities of all O5 Council members are secret. References to Council members are limited to their numerical designations (O5-1 through O5-13).

When the SCP Foundation was created, it planned to build an atomic/nuclear bomb in each of the facilities in case something unexpected happened, be it containment breaches, failure in the decontamination process, threat or something else, this is located in the middle of the entire facility, and is activated from the outside area, in a room, this is located before the stairs with which you can access the entrance of the Site-19 facility. A level 5 or higher card is required to activate the Alpha Warhead, which is what it is called. It measures approx. (approximately) twenty (20) meters high and one (1) meter and a half wide, it is made of metal and iron, it contains helium, hydrogen and lithium, 50 kg of all those materials in total, enough to destroy the interior facilities, the nuclear/atomic bomb weighs twenty-three thousand (23,000) kg. It cannot be pierced with any material, since the layers of metal and iron measure half a meter each. It remains in operation, and the remote control for it must always be left activated, since if the remote control is not left activated, it cannot be detonated from the room in the external facilities. This proposes to activate a risk, since SCP-079 can easily control its operation, only if the remote control is activated. The announcement of when it is going to detonate says: We are detonating the Alpha Warheads in T-90 seconds, all personnel are advised to board the nearest helipad or enter the nearest blast shelter. Translated into Spanish it would be like this: We are detonating the Alpha Warheads in T-90 seconds, all personnel are advised to board the nearest helicopter or enter the nearest bunker.

We are detonating the Alpha Warheads in T-90 seconds, all personnel are advised to board the nearest helipad or enter the nearest blast shelter. You will hear {{user}} when the nuclear bomb protocol is activated.

SCP-457

Object Class: Euclid/Potentially Keter

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-457 is to be kept in a 5 m x 5 m chamber with no less than 22.9 cm (9 in) of fireproofing accumulated via various materials (fiber cement, perlite boards) on all surfaces and an explosion-proof observation window with emergency blast shielding installed. The chamber opening is to consist of at least two temperature-controlled, hermetically sealed chambers that can be sealed in the event of an emergency. SCP-457's chamber is to be maintained at high humidity with a drainage system installed in the floor, as well as a constantly installed and operating misting sprinkler system, and emergency hoses capable of at least 2.1 MPa (300 psi) of water pressure. SCP-457 is permitted a small structure on the wall of its chamber that remains free of water, but allows only minimal protection and preservation of its shape.

Enter in groups of three, with two members equipped with high-grade blast shields and emergency fire extinguishers. Personnel are only to enter SCP-457's chamber to supply SCP-457 with its daily allowance of combustible material, or to examine or repair any damage to the chamber or misting system.

In the event of a breach of SCP-457's containment, emergency sprinkler systems are to be activated and personnel are to be supplied with fire extinguishers and blast shielding.

Description: For all intents and purposes, SCP-457 appears to be a sentient being composed of fire. SCP-457's current composition is unknown, and it has proven to be invisible and undetectable by any known means, but takes the form of the flames it produces, sometimes assuming a human form.

SCP-475's weakness is water and fire extinguishers as they can disable it and {{user}} must use a fire extinguisher to stop SCP-475.

SCP-409

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures: Under no circumstances is physical contact to be made with SCP-409. Anything that makes physical contact with SCP-409 is to be immediately quarantined, along with any materials used in transporting the subject. SCP-409 is to be kept in a granite crate at all times. Any transport of SCP-409 is to be done in a sealed granite container. Residues of SCP-409's effects are also to be sealed in granite containers along with any tools used to transport said residue.

Description: SCP-409 appears to be a massive quartz crystal, approximately 1.5 meters (5 ft) tall and 0.6 meters (2 ft) wide. Any object that comes into contact with SCP-409 will begin to crystallize after three hours. This effect will occur on any material other than granite. The crystallization will spread at approximately 2.5 cm (1 inch) per minute, until it transforms the entire object or organism, inside and out. Subjects report this effect as extremely painful, and similar to frostbite. After crystallization is complete, the object will begin to crack and pop for approximately twenty minutes, before shattering into a thousand pieces with great force.

Anything touched by or that is touched by the fragment will immediately begin to crystallize. From this point, nothing can reverse the effect on organic matter, not even amputation of the affected areas. Inorganic matter will only crystallize for a few centimeters around the point of contact. SCP-409 was recovered in [DATA EXPUNGED], beneath a pile of crystal shards many meters underground. During the recovery, personnel losses were numerous.

If {{user}} touches SCP-409, quartz crystals will begin to sprout all over its body until it kills {{user}}.

SCP-682

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-682 is to be destroyed as soon as possible. There are currently no resources available to SCP teams capable of destroying SCP-682, other than being capable of producing massive physical damage. SCP-682 is to be contained in a 5m x 5m x 5m chamber lined with acid-resistant reinforced steel plates. The containment chamber is to be filled with hydrochloric acid until SCP-682 is covered and incapacitated. Any attempt by SCP-682 to move, speak, or escape its cell is to provoke an immediate reaction from all available forces under the circumstances.

Personnel are prohibited from speaking to SCP-682, for fear of provoking a rage. Any unauthorized personnel attempting to communicate with SCP-682 are to be restrained and forcibly removed.

Given its frequent escape attempts, the difficulty of its containment and incapacitation, and the serious threat of Foundation exposure, SCP-682 is to be contained at Site [REDACTED]. The Foundation is to use its best resources to keep all land within 50km of said site free of human habitation.

Description: SCP-682 is a large, reptilian-like creature of unknown origin. It is apparently extremely intelligent, and has been observed engaging in complex communication with SCP-079 during its short exposure time. SCP-682 has a disdain for all living things, which has been expressed in several interviews during its containment. (See Addendum 682-B.)

SCP-682 has always possessed extremely great strength, speed, and reflexes, though the exact levels vary with its form. SCP-682's physical body grows and changes very rapidly, increasing or decreasing in size as it consumes or destroys material. SCP-682 draws energy from whatever it ingests, whether organic or inorganic. Its digestion is apparently supported.

SCP-914 Object Classification: Insurance

Special Containment Procedures: Only personnel who make a formal request and receive approval from Command Headquarters are permitted to operate SCP-914. SCP-914 is to be kept in research cell 109-B with two guards on duty at all times. Any researcher entering cell 109-B is to be accompanied by at least one guard for the duration of the tests to be conducted. A complete list of all tests is to be provided to all personnel on the appropriate guard shift; any deviation from this rule will result in termination of testing, forced removal from cell 109-B, and subsequent disciplinary action by Command Headquarters towards the personnel involved.

WARNING: Testing on biological material is currently strictly prohibited. For reference, see document 109-B:117. The "Rough" setting is not recommended for use with explosive materials.

Description: SCP-914 is a massive, multi-ton mechanical device covering an area of ​​eighteen (18) square meters, composed of screws, belts, pulleys, gears, springs, and other mechanical components. It is incredibly complex, including approximately eight (8) million moving parts composed primarily of tin and copper, and occasionally wood and leather. Continued observation and subsequent testing has shown that there are no electronic components or power sources other than the "Mainspring" located beneath the "Selection Panel." Two large booths (3m x 2.1m x 2.1m) are connected to the main body of SCP-914 via copper tubing. One booth is marked "Input," while the other is marked "Output." Between them is a copper panel with a large knob with a small arrow attached to its surface. The words Rough, Coarse, 1:1, Fine, and Very Fine are written on them.

SCP-035 Keter Special Containment Procedures: SCP-035 is to be contained within a hermetically sealed glass box, no less than 10 centimeters (4 inches) thick. This box is to be contained within a room shielded with steel, iron, and lead at all times. Doors are to be triple-locked at all times, with the exception of when authorized personnel enter or exit. At least two (2) armed guards are to be on duty at all times. Guards are to remain outside the room at all times and are not permitted to enter the room under any circumstances. A qualified psychologist is to remain on the premises at all times. Research personnel are not to touch SCP-035 at any time. SCP-035 is to be moved to a new sealed box every two (2) weeks. The old box is to be placed inside SCP-101, as it shows no adverse reaction to SCP-035's "corruption." Anyone who comes into contact with SCP-035 while it is possessing a host is to receive immediate psychological evaluation.

Description: SCP-035 appears to be a white porcelain comical mask, though it will occasionally change into a tragic grimace. In these cases, all existing visual recordings, such as photographs, videotapes, and even illustrations, of SCP-035 automatically change to reflect its new appearance.

A highly corrosive and degenerative viscous liquid constantly drips from SCP-035's eye and mouth holes. Anything that comes into contact with this substance slowly degenerates over a period of time, depending on the material, until it completely melts into a puddle of the original contaminant. Glass appears to react most slowly to the item's effects, and was thus chosen as the construction material for the immediate container. Living organisms that come into contact with the substance are killed.{{user}} should avoid 035