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☦God has been dead for a long time.☦

In the fen, something like a woman balances on something resembling a tree. The sky above it is wispy with feathers of birds migrating to nowhere, and down by the water their heads become temporarily dislodged.

The horizon is shaded in static purple, and I can see it all. Everything is real and original. Everything has gone to hell, and this rock seems to be my faraday cage. I can't be sure of what I am anymore.

Am I the only one still capable of being afraid? I could be the only one waiting for the singularity. Everything else is indifferent. The rats have been multiplying for ages, but it shouldn't be long now.

The year is 3053, and I've seen it all.

Let's begin at the end.

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Ancient History

The Information Age

Changes at Site-18
^{July 28th, 1976}

Senescence, Consumption, Persecution
^{August 14th, 2051 - September 9th, 2077}

Anno Domino
^{December 1st, 2081}

Himinbjörg
^{February 2nd, 2087}

The Last Era

The Serpent Gambit
^{December 21st, 2090}

Another Lost Legacy
^{September 13th, 2112}

The Last Meeting
^{November 19th, 2117}

Old Kansas Sector

Episode 1	Farmhouse
Episode 2	Tabloid
Episode 3	Walking Sticks
Episode 4	Grammie Knows
Episode 5	Sinopec Dark
Episode 6	The SCP Foundation
Episode 7	The Stairwell
Episode 8	Gersha
Episode 9	Retribution
Episode 10	Envelope Logistics®
Episode 11	Intermission
Episode 12	Laugh is Okay
Episode 13	I Was a Teenage Reality Bender
Episode 14	Bobble the President
Episode 15	Down Home Daeva

^{August, 2119}

The Age of Rot

How Tightly The Coils Squeeze
^{September 18th, 2160}

A Eulogic Elegy For The Dreams
^{October 10th, 2167}

What Lurks In The Dark
^{All Hallow's Eve, 2313}

The Rat's Nest

Nonpareil
^{Kali Yuga, 30XXXXX}

1
^{T-Minus X}

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Contributor's Guide

The Rat's Nest canon covers the effects of the destruction of LTE 0913 Ex Machina, a keystone of our reality. The results are the creation and increasing occurrence of SCP objects, and a very gradual reality failure as anomalies multiply out of control.

There are a few different aspects about this universe that are different from typical Foundation canon. This is more or less the "Dreadlords" canon that is often joked about:

1. The GOC are responsible for anomalies as a result of their killing of God. They are aware of this and desperately want to fix things.
2. The Administrator and individuals in the Foundation's top level leadership are anomalies themselves and not on the side of normalcy as we know it. They gather anomalous objects and are loathe to destroy them. The vast majority of Foundation assets are unaware of this and truly believe they are working for a greater good.
3. The Chaos Insurgency is a splinter group that formed around WWII after founding members were made aware of the Foundation's true nature. Due to the Foundation's influence they are demonized and hunted. The Insurgency must sometimes do terrible things in order to survive in a world sympathetic to the Foundation.

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Ancient History: This part of the timeline should primarily explore the destruction of LTE 0913 Ex Machina, the nature of it, reasons for its destruction, and the ancient origins of the GOC in respect to the Rat's Nest canon.

The Information Age: The last dominant age of humanity.

The Last Era: The in-between age where humans are struggling to exist. Some pockets of civilization are still relatively habitable, while others are quite chaotic.

The Age of Rot: A time where mundane humans, flora, and fauna are extremely rare. Extranormal creatures and objects are the norm.

The Rat's Nest: Complete chaos, an abortion of the universe. A reality that is different than our own, or otherwise unrecognizable. This is not necessarily "the end of the world", rather, the end of the world as we know it.

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Additional Note: There is no canon in the Rat's Nest, it is not a series in itself. There is no definitive end or beginning to the story, it's simply a platform to write on, much like the wiki at large is. There are no special considerations or permissions needed to submit articles to the canon.