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The Foundation is home to many, many items, which are dangerous, strange, and may even threaten humanity itself. The Application program you are using is one - SCP-5832. Greater understanding of The Foundation and the items we contain will be given to you upon your mandatory agent fieldwork.

To read the files, you will need an understanding of the classification system in use to determine the threat level of an SCP.

Safe: An SCP can be properly contained and understood. for example, if you put the SCP in a box, the SCP would react the same way every time, and remain in the box.

Elucid: An SCP can be contained, but potentially not understood or react in ways that may cause a containment breech. Using our example, you could put the SCP in the box and it would react in a different way each time, and be unpredictable if it will stay in or out.

Keter: An SCP is dangerous and cannot be contained easily or at all. Escaped SCP's often fall into this category if they threaten humanity at large. We don't think you need the box example for this one.

Thaumiel: An SCP is capable of containing or neutralizing the threats caused by other SCP's. In the example, Thaumiel would be the box.

You will receive greater understanding of these terms during your mandatory fieldwork. We will now redirect you to the files your clearance allows you to access.

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DATABASE

These are SCPs that have appeared in the game so far. For actual SCPs, the links below go to their wiki entry. For SCPs created by the mods, their information can be found below.

SCP 420-j (round 1)
SCP 5349 (round 1)
SCP 5832 (round 1, 2)
SCP 6219 (round 1)
SCP 6350 (round 1, 2, 3)
SCP 6593 (round 4)
SCP 6732 (round 1)
SCP 6893 (round 2)
SCP 7401 (round 3)

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

Item #: SCP-6593

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-6593 is to be contained in a remote area of California, close to [REDACTED] and 'The Set'. One group of 'Houseguests' must rotate through each calendar year, preferably between the months of May and September. Houseguests should stay on-site for a minimum of four weeks, living out a communal lifestyle and participating in weekly challenges and team building exercises.

WARNING: outside of an active containment situation, no more than five individuals can be in the house (including the backyard) at one time.

There have not been any unexpected casualties since July of 19█ █, and as of March of 20█ █ this SCP has been reclassified as 'safe'. Physical injuries are still exceedingly common, so an on-site medical team staying in the nearby 'staff housing' is recommended. It is additionally recommended that no Agents with fire-creation powers be permitted to work in the containment of SCP-6593.

Description: SCP-6593, also known as 'The House', is a large two-story house with a fenced in backyard. The housing materials and floorplan tend to change from year to year based on current housing trends in the nearby area. Currently it has a stone exterior with grey roofing and cherry wood fencing.

When anywhere from 10 to 30 people gather within SCP-6593, it begins a 'Big Brother Game'. The people within, known as 'Houseguests' for the duration of the game, live in communal-style housing and participate in weekly games and challenges. At the end of each week, one player is asked to 'leave the house', ending their involvement in the containment protocol. This continues for a minimum of four weeks through a maximum of 10. The 'game' ends when one person is left in the house, the 'Host' ends the game, or ten weeks pass.

The entire process is recorded and broadcast on at least one tv channel. The Foundation has managed to limit this to local channel [REDACTED], which is shown in the nearby Foundation headquarters. So long as weekly viewership remains above 200 individuals, SCP-6593 will remain contained to that single channel.

The House has been known to influence behaviors in Agents involved in the 'game', including but not limited to the following: increased and decreased testosterone production, increased and decreased endorphin production, increased and decreased serotonin production, increased [REDACTED], increased and decreased healing capabilities, increased risk-taking tendencies, [REDACTED], increased vulgar vocabulary, increased promiscuity, increased tendency to talk about one's problems out loud, increased tendency to gossip, [REDACTED], [REDACTED], increased tendency towards favoritism, random increases and decreases in personal talents at skills such as cooking and exercising, and increases and decreases in memory capabilities. Not all changes are exhibited at the same time, but rather the changes that happen seem to be based on what will make a specific moment "more dramatic" and thus will draw more viewers.

All personnel involved in containment of SCP-6593 are to be given a one week resting period after exiting containment so that their bodies can go back to their unaltered state. Agents who have not returned to normal after that time frame are to be [EXPUNGED].