/* source: http://ah-sandbox.wikidot.com/component:collapsible-sidebar-x1 */ #top-bar .open-menu a { position: fixed; top: 0.5em; left: 0.5em; z-index: 5; font-family: 'Nanum Gothic', san-serif; font-size: 30px; font-weight: 700; width: 30px; height: 30px; line-height: 0.9em; text-align: center; border: 0.2em solid #888; background-color: #fff; border-radius: 3em; color: #888; pointer-events: auto; } @media not all and (max-width: 767px) { #top-bar .mobile-top-bar { display: block; pointer-events: none; } #top-bar .mobile-top-bar li { display: none; } #main-content { max-width: 708px; margin: 0 auto; padding: 0; transition: max-width 0.2s ease-in-out; } #side-bar { display: block; position: fixed; top: 0; left: -18rem; width: 15.25rem; height: 100%; margin: 0; overflow-x: hidden; overflow-y: auto; z-index: 10; padding: 1em 1em 0 1em; background-color: rgba(0,0,0,0.1); transition: left 0.4s ease-in-out; scrollbar-width: thin; } #side-bar:target { left: 0; } #side-bar:focus-within:not(:target) { left: 0; } #side-bar:target .close-menu { display: block; position: fixed; width: 100%; height: 100%; top: 0; left: 0; margin-left: 19.75em; opacity: 0; z-index: -1; visibility: visible; } #side-bar:not(:target) .close-menu { display: none; } #top-bar .open-menu a:hover { text-decoration: none; } /* FIREFOX-SPECIFIC COMPATIBILITY METHOD */ @supports (-moz-appearance:none) { #top-bar .open-menu a { pointer-events: none; } #side-bar:not(:target) .close-menu { display: block; pointer-events: none; user-select: none; } /* This pseudo-element is meant to overlay the regular sidebar button so the fixed positioning (top, left, right and/or bottom) has to match */ #side-bar .close-menu::before { content: ""; position: fixed; z-index: 5; display: block; top: 0.5em; left: 0.5em; border: 0.2em solid transparent; width: 30px; height: 30px; font-size: 30px; line-height: 0.9em; pointer-events: all; cursor: pointer; } #side-bar:focus-within { left: 0; } #side-bar:focus-within .close-menu::before { pointer-events: none; } } }
/* Foxtrot Sigma-9 Theme [2022 Wikidot Theme] By Liryn */ /* FONTS */ @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Montserrat:ital,wght@0,800;1,800&display=swap'); @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Lexend:wght@700;800&display=swap'); @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=JetBrains+Mono:ital,wght@0,400;0,700;1,400;1,700&display=swap'); @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Fira+Code:wght@400;700&display=swap'); @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Sofia+Sans:ital,wght@0,400;0,700;1,400;1,700&display=swap'); @import url('https://rsms.me/inter/inter.css'); @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Figtree:wght@800;900&display=swap'); /* VARIABLES */ :root { /* VARIABLES > Core */ --header-title: "SCP Foundation"; --header-subtitle: "SECURE, CONTAIN, PROTECT"; --logo-img: url(https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/local--files/theme:foxtrot/fxtrt-scp_logo_lightmode.svg); --darkmode-logo-img: url(https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/local--files/theme:foxtrot/fxtrt-scp_logo_darkmode.svg); --logo-opacity: 14%; --head-font: 'Lexend'; --ui-font: 'Sofia Sans'; --mono-font: 'JetBrains Mono', 'Fira Code', monospace; --page-font: 'Inter', 'verdana'; --base-font-size: 0.9rem; --page-font-size: 0.84rem; /* VARIABLES > Misc */ --header-txt-color: #333333; --subheader-txt-color: rgb(var(--accent)); --misc-txt-color: #464646; --link-txt-color: #E6283C; --link-hover-txt-color: white; /* VARIABLES > Color Accents */ --accent: var(--acc-default); --acc-default: 59, 59, 59; --acc-wyoming: 142, 0, 18; --acc-canada: var(--acc-default); --acc-poland: 87, 44, 17; --acc-slothspit: 27, 60, 133; --acc-vanguard: 0, 153, 75; --acc-threshold: 121, 113, 130; --acc-overwatch: 28, 37, 56; --acc-spc: 0, 165, 200; --acc-fishing: 67, 111, 145; --acc-nightfall: 151, 0, 2; --acc-hybrasil: 27, 60, 133; --acc-goc: 39, 84, 149; --acc-spooky: 252, 112, 40; /* VARIABLES > BetterFootnotes */ --fnColor: var(--link-txt-color); --fnLinger: 1s; } /* VARIABLES > Info Bar */ .info-container { --barColour: rgb(var(--accent)); --linkColour: #EDEDED; } /* MAIN */ html { scroll-behavior: smooth; overflow-x: hidden; } body { font-family: var(--ui-font), sans-serif; font-size: var(--base-font-size); color: rgb(51, 51, 51); background-image: linear-gradient(to bottom, #e0e0e0, #fff 200px); text-rendering: optimizeLegibility; overflow-wrap: break-word; } div#container-wrap { background: none; } #content-wrap { margin: 2em auto 0; } #page-content { font-family: var(--page-font), var(--ui-font), sans-serif; font-size: var(--page-font-size); } #page-content strong { font-weight: 800; } tt, .page-source, pre, #edit-page-textarea { font-family: var(--mono-font); } ol li { margin: 0 0 1em; } ul { margin: 1em 0; } li, p { line-height: 1.5; text-underline-offset: 40%; } ::selection { background: rgb(var(--accent)); color: #fff; } /* Clicky links */ a, a.newpage, a:visited, #side-bar a:visited { color: var(--link-txt-color); } a:hover, a.newpage:hover, a:visited:hover, #side-bar a:visited:hover { color: var(--link-hover-txt-color); text-decoration: none; background-color: var(--link-txt-color); } a { transition-duration: 0.1s; } /* patch for sidebar media, collapsibles, ACS, info button and ayers module so link doesn't override */ #page-content .collapsible-block-folded a:hover, #page-content .collapsible-block-unfolded-link a:hover, #page-content .rate-box-with-credit-button .fa-info:hover, #side-bar .side-block.media a:hover, .danger-diamond a:hover { background: transparent; } .info-container .collapsible-block-folded .collapsible-block-link, .info-container .collapsible-block-link { background: var(--linkColour) !important; } /* MAIN > Header */ div#header { background: none; height: 160px; } #header h1 span, #header h2 span { font-size: 0; display: none; } #header h1 a::before, #header h2::before { color: var(--header-txt-color); letter-spacing: 1px; font-family: var(--head-font), sans-serif !important; font-weight: 900; text-shadow: none; } #header h1 { margin-top: -0.3rem; } #header h1 a { width: fit-content; margin: auto; } #header h1 a::before { content: var(--header-title); font-size: 1.3em; } #header h2::before { content: var(--header-subtitle); font-weight: 700; font-size: 1.7em; color: var(--misc-txt-color); line-height: 26px; margin-top: 1rem; display: block; text-transform: uppercase; } #header h1, #header h2 { margin-left: 0; float: none; text-align: center; } #header h1 span, #header h2 span { font-size: 0; display: none; } div#extra-div-1 { height: 160px; width: 100%; top: 7px; position: absolute; background: var(--logo-img) 10px 30px no-repeat; background-size: 130px; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: 50% 50%; z-index: -1; opacity: var(--logo-opacity); } /* MAIN > Header > Search Box */ #search-top-box-form>input[type=text] { display: none; } #search-top-box-input, #search-top-box-input:hover, #search-top-box-input:focus, #search-top-box-form input[type=submit], #search-top-box-form input[type=submit]:hover, #search-top-box-form input[type=submit]:focus { border: none; background: rgb(var(--accent)); box-shadow: none; border-radius: 5px !important; color: #efefef; font-family: var(--ui-font); font-size: calc(var(--page-font-size) - 10%); } #search-top-box input.empty { color: #999999; } #search-top-box { position: absolute; top: 47px; width: unset; } /* MAIN > Header > Top Bar */ #top-bar, #top-bar a { top: 10rem; } #header #top-bar ul { border-radius: 10px; border: none; background: rgb(var(--accent)); padding-left: 15px; padding-right: 15px; } #header #top-bar a { color: white; background: rgb(var(--accent)); font-weight: bold; } #header #top-bar ul li ul { padding: 0px; border-radius: 0px; } #top-bar ul li.sfhover a, #top-bar ul li:hover a { border-left: solid 1px #FFF; border-right: solid 1px #FFF; } #top-bar ul li ul li a:hover { color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.83) !important; line-height: 230%; text-indent: 3px; } #top-bar { display: flex; justify-content: center; right: 0; } .mobile-top-bar { left: unset; } /* MAIN > Header > Login Info */ #login-status { top: 19px; } #login-status, #login-status a { color: #333333; } @media (max-width: 767px) { #header .printuser { font-size: 0; } } .printuser a { margin: 0; } .printuser img.small { width: 18px; height: 18px; padding: 1px 4px 0 0; background-image: none !important; } @media (max-width: 767px) { #header .printuser img.small { transform: translate(0, 4px); } } #my-account { display: none; } @media (max-width: 767px) { #account-topbutton { margin: 0 0 0 5px; } } /* MAIN > Header > Side Bar */ #top-bar .open-menu a { border-radius: 0px; border: none; background: rgb(var(--accent)); color: white; } #side-bar { background: #FFF; } @media (min-width: 768px) { #side-bar { padding: 0.3em 0.6em 0 0.6em; width: 18.75em; transition: left 0.2s ease-in-out; direction: rtl; text-align: left; border-right: none; } } #side-bar .side-block, #side-bar .side-block.resources, #side-bar .side-block.media, #interwiki .side-block { border: 2px solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2); border-radius: 0px; box-shadow: none; margin-bottom: 6px; direction: ltr; background: transparent; } #side-bar .side-block.resources { text-align: center; } #side-bar .heading { color: var(--misc-txt-color); border-bottom: solid 2px #cfcfcf; font-size: 9pt; font-family: var(--head-font); font-weight: 800; text-transform: uppercase; } /* CONTENT */ /* CONTENT > Blockquotes, Custom Divs */ .blockquote, div.blockquote, blockquote { border: solid 2px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15); background: #f7f7f7; } .jotting { padding: 1.3em; margin: 1em 4.5em; border: dashed 2px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2); background: #f7f7f7; } .notation { padding: 1em 1.5em; margin: 1em 3em; border-left: solid 3px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.35); border-right: solid 3px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.35); background: #f7f7f7; } .modal { padding: 1.2em; margin: 1em 3em; border: solid 5px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15); background: #fbfbfb; } .quote { padding: 0.4em 2em; margin: 3em auto; border-left: solid 3px #bbb; max-width: 500px !important; } .paper { padding: 1.5em; margin: 2em; background: #FFF; box-shadow: 0px 4px 9px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2); } .box { padding: 1px 9px; border: solid 3px #bbb; margin: 0.5em 1em; } div.note { font-size: unset; border: 2px solid #afafaf; background-color: #fff; } .round { border-radius: 10px; } /* CONTENT > Headings, Titles */ #page-title, .meta-title { font-family: var(--ui-font), sans-serif; font-weight: 800; color: #3b3b3b; border-bottom: solid 2px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2); width: fit-content; margin: 0 auto 1.5rem; } #page-title, .meta-title, #breadcrumbs, .pseudocrumbs { text-align: center; } h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 { font-family: var(--head-font), sans-serif; font-weight: 800; color: #3b3b3b; } h1, h2 { font-weight: 800; } .footnotes-footer .title { font-family: var(--head-font), sans-serif; color: #3b3b3b; font-weight: 800; } /* CONTENT > Rate Module */ #page-content .creditRate { margin: unset; font-family: var(--ui-font); float: unset !important; } #page-content .rate-box-with-credit-button { background-color: #fff; border: solid 1px #bbb; box-shadow: none; border-radius: 0; } #page-content .rate-box-with-credit-button .fa-info { border: none; color: #333; } #page-content .rate-box-with-credit-button .fa-info:hover { background: #333; color: #fff; } .rate-box-with-credit-button .cancel { border: solid 1px #fff; } .page-rate-widget-box { box-shadow: none; border: solid 1px #bbb; margin: unset; margin-bottom: 4px; border-radius: 0; font-family: var(--ui-font); } .page-rate-widget-box .rate-points { background-color: #fff !important; color: #333 !important; border: none !important; border-radius: 0; } .page-rate-widget-box .rateup, .page-rate-widget-box .ratedown { background-color: #fff; border-top: none; border-bottom: none; } .page-rate-widget-box .rateup a, .page-rate-widget-box .ratedown a { background: transparent; color: #333; } .page-rate-widget-box .rateup a:hover, .page-rate-widget-box .ratedown a:hover { background: #333; color: #fff; } .page-rate-widget-box .cancel { background: #fff; border: none; border-radius: 0; display: inline-block; } .page-rate-widget-box .cancel a { color: #333; } .page-rate-widget-box .cancel a:hover { background: #333; color: #fff; border-radius: 0; } #page-content .rate-box-with-credit-button .page-rate-widget-box { border: none; } /* CONTENT > Rate Module > Author Label */ .authorlink-wrapper { --author-top-adjust: 0; --author-bottom-adjust: 0; --author-right-adjust: 0; font-family: var(--ui-font); font-size: var(--base-font-size); } /* CONTENT > Side Box */ .anchor { position: sticky; height: 0; top: 0; } .sidebox { padding: .14rem; margin-top: 0; margin-bottom: 8px; width: calc((100vw - 870px)/2); max-height: calc(100vh - 18rem); position: absolute; top: 0; left: 103.5%; z-index: 5; overflow: auto; box-sizing: border-box; } @media (max-width: 1290px) { .sidebox { display: none; visibility: hidden; } } /* CONTENT > Image Block */ .scp-image-block .scp-image-caption { background-color: #f4f4f4; color: #3b3b3b; border: solid 2px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1); margin-top: 10px; box-sizing: border-box; border-radius: 5px; } .scp-image-block { border: none; box-shadow: none; } .scp-image-block img { border: solid 2px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1); box-sizing: border-box; } .imagediv { float: right; margin: 15px } @media (max-width: 540px) { .imagediv { float: unset; text-align: center; margin: 1.3rem auto 1.3rem auto; } } @media only screen and (max-width: 600px) { .scp-image-block.block-right { float: none; margin: 10px auto; } } /* CONTENT > Tables Base */ #page-content tr th { padding: 6px; border: 2px solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2); } #page-content tr td { padding: 12px; border: 2px solid #bfbfbf; line-height: 1.4; } #page-content .sidebox tr td, #page-content .sidebox tr th { padding: 0.35em; } /* CONTENT > Tables Customization (Table Coloring System) */ /* CONTENT > Tables Customization (Table Coloring System) > Table Headings, Image Captions */ #page-content .table1 tr th, #page-content .table1 .scp-image-block .scp-image-caption { background-color: #E0FFD4; } #page-content .table2 tr th, #page-content .table2 .scp-image-block .scp-image-caption { background-color: #D8ECF4; } #page-content .table3 tr th, #page-content .table3 .scp-image-block .scp-image-caption { background-color: #FDF6D7; } #page-content .table4 tr th, #page-content .table4 .scp-image-block .scp-image-caption { background-color: #FFDFCD; } #page-content .table5 tr th, #page-content .table5 .scp-image-block .scp-image-caption { background-color: #FFCFCF; } #page-content .table6 tr th, #page-content .table6 .scp-image-block .scp-image-caption { background-color: rgba(146, 0, 255, 0.2); } .tableb .wiki-content-table { border-collapse: separate; border-spacing: 2px; } /* CONTENT > Tables Customization (Table Coloring System) > Other Colored Divs */ .table1 .blockquote, .table1 div.blockquote, .table1 blockquote, .table1 .jotting, .table1 .notation, .table1 .modal, .table1 .paper, .blockquote.table1, div.blockquote.table1, .jotting.table1, .notation.table1, .modal.table1, .paper.table1 { background: rgb(224, 255, 212); } .table2 .blockquote, .table2 div.blockquote, .table2 blockquote, .table2 .jotting, .table2 .notation, .table2 .modal, .table2 .paper, .blockquote.table2, div.blockquote.table2, .jotting.table2, .notation.table2, .modal.table2, .paper.table2 { background: rgb(226, 244, 255); } .table3 .blockquote, .table3 div.blockquote, .table3 blockquote, .table3 .jotting, .table3 .notation, .table3 .modal, .table3 .paper, .blockquote.table3, div.blockquote.table3, .jotting.table3, .notation.table3, .modal.table3, .paper.table3 { background: rgb(255, 245, 189); } .table4 .blockquote, .table4 div.blockquote, .table4 blockquote, .table4 .jotting, .table4 .notation, .table4 .modal, .table4 .paper, .blockquote.table4, div.blockquote.table4, .jotting.table4, .notation.table4, .modal.table4, .paper.table4 { background: rgb(255, 223, 205); } .table5 .blockquote, .table5 div.blockquote, .table5 blockquote, .table5 .jotting, .table5 .notation, .table5 .modal, .table5 .paper, .blockquote.table5, div.blockquote.table5, .jotting.table5, .notation.table5, .modal.table5, .paper.table5 { background: rgb(255, 207, 207); } .table6 .blockquote, .table6 div.blockquote, .table6 blockquote, .table6 .jotting, .table6 .notation, .table6 .modal, .table6 .paper, .blockquote.table6, div.blockquote.table6, .jotting.table6, .notation.table6, .modal.table6, .paper.table6 { background: rgb(255, 218, 255); } /* CONTENT > Tabs Base */ .yui-navset .yui-nav a, .yui-navset .yui-navset-top .yui-nav a { background-color: inherit; background-image: inherit } .yui-navset .yui-nav a:hover, .yui-navset .yui-nav a:focus { background: inherit; text-decoration: inherit } .yui-navset .yui-nav .selected a, .yui-navset .yui-nav .selected a:focus, .yui-navset .yui-nav .selected a:hover { color: inherit; background: inherit } .yui-navset .yui-nav, .yui-navset .yui-navset-top .yui-nav { border-color: inherit } .yui-navset li { line-height: inherit } /* CONTENT > Tabs Customization */ .yui-navset .yui-nav, .yui-navset .yui-navset-top .yui-nav { display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; width: calc(100% - .125rem); margin: 0 auto; border-color: #333333; box-shadow: none; } .yui-navset .yui-nav a, /* ---- Link Modifier ---- */ .yui-navset .yui-navset-top .yui-nav a { color: #333333; /* ---- Tab Background Colour | [UNSELECTED] ---- */ background-color: #efefef; border: unset; box-shadow: none; box-shadow: none; } .yui-navset .yui-nav a:hover, .yui-navset .yui-nav a:focus { color: #ffffff; /* ---- Tab Background Colour | [HOVER] ---- */ background-color: #333333; } .yui-navset .yui-nav li, /* ---- Listitem Modifier ---- */ .yui-navset .yui-navset-top .yui-nav li { position: relative; display: flex; flex-grow: 2; max-width: 100%; margin: 0; padding: 0; color: #ffffff; background-color: #ffffff; border-color: transparent; box-shadow: none; } .yui-navset .yui-nav li a, .yui-navset-top .yui-nav li a, .yui-navset-bottom .yui-nav li a { display: flex; align-items: center; justify-content: center; width: 100%; } .yui-navset .yui-nav li em { border: unset; } .yui-navset .yui-nav a em, .yui-navset .yui-navset-top .yui-nav a em { padding: .35em .75em; text-overflow: ellipsis; overflow: hidden; white-space: nowrap; } .yui-navset .yui-nav .selected, /* ---- Selection Modifier ---- */ .yui-navset .yui-navset-top .yui-nav .selected { flex-grow: 2; margin: 0; padding: 0; /* ---- Tab Background Colour | [SELECTED] ---- */ background-color: #333333; } .yui-navset .yui-nav .selected a, .yui-navset .yui-nav .selected a em { border: none; } .yui-navset .yui-nav .selected a { width: 100%; color: #ffffff; } .yui-navset .yui-nav .selected a:focus, .yui-navset .yui-nav .selected a:active { color: #ffffff; background-color: #333333; } .yui-navset .yui-content { background-color: #ffffff; box-shadow: none; } .yui-navset .yui-content, .yui-navset .yui-navset-top .yui-content { padding: .5em; border: 1px solid #333; box-sizing: border-box; } /* CONTENT > WORDS NO BROKEY. CROQ HAS SPOKEY. and other things */ span, a { word-break: normal !important } .avatar-hover { display: none !important; } #main-content .page-tags span { max-width: 100%; } /* CONTENT > Dustjacket Assets */ .fancyhr hr { border-top: 2vw solid transparent; background-color: rgba(var(--bright-accent), 0); height: 0; box-sizing: border-box; border-image-source: url('https://wanderers-library.wikidot.com/local--files/component:dustjacket-theme/wl_hr.png'); border-image-repeat: round round; background: none; border-image-slice: 80 500 80 500 fill; border-image-width: 10em 80em 10em 80em; } .fancyborder { box-sizing: border-box; border: 2vw solid rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5); border-image: url('https://wanderers-library.wikidot.com/local--files/component:dustjacket-theme/wl_border.png') 600 round; border-image-width: 6; padding: 2vw; } /* CONTENT > Collapsibles */ #page-content a.collapsible-block-link:hover { text-decoration: underline; color: var(--link-txt-color); } #page-content a.collapsible-block-link:not(.licensebox a.collapsible-block-link, .info-container a.collapsible-block-link, .default-col a.collapsible-block-link) { text-decoration: none; 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Once upon a time, there was an Empire.
For untold millennia, it chained the whole world under its iron fist as its two god-queens prevailed over death itself. It proclaimed everything and everyone its property, covering the whole globe with its cruelty and hubris as it stretched its greedy arms across the cosmos. To anyone that would bear witness, not even the heavens could challenge its mad monarchs and silver spires.
It took but a single civil war for it to crumble into dust.
Once upon a time, there was a faith.
It sprawled across all continents, hell-bent on replacing the old rigid world order with its new dogma. Reaching from the depths of desperation into the heights of apotheosis, it aimed to do nothing but reshape the world into what it saw as the epitome of freedom. To anyone that would bear witness, the wave of flesh the sorcerer-king commanded wouldn't stop upon anything or anybody.
It took but a single nation of united steel to break its stride.
Once upon a time, there was an army.
With the fury of a million hooves, it advanced forward, its infinite legions conquering every world they could ever hope to see. Its generals laughed, seeing no force equal to their own — not here, not beyond the horizon; not now, not ever. To anyone that would bear witness, the wrath of the winged horde was equal to that of god himself.
It took but a single lost battle to shatter its chain of command.
And once upon a time, there was a Foundation.
In its secret facilities with its crumbling old men, it shafted the whole world into numbers and classes. It organized all of reality into neat little boxes, suppressing any whisper of opposition against its conspiracy with the fury of a thousand suns. To anyone that would bear witness, it was the ultimate and infallible judge of what was right and wrong, now and forever.
But not everybody wanted to bear witness, and times have changed. The world is booming with magic and paratechnology like it never had before, and the planet is more than ready for another shift in the paradigm. History doesn't repeat itself, that much is certain, but it sure as hell rhymes; and from the looks of things, the beginning of the next verse is not that far away…

— Excerpt from "Shift in the Paradigm: The Ceaseless Cycle of Paranormal History"
While From 120's Archives is admittedly a pretty large and bulky canon, please don't feel discouraged by its size! Despite all of its interconnected lore and expansive worldbuilding, it's actually relatively easy to start reading.
If this is your first time going into F120A and you're looking for a good place to begin, I'd recommend starting with Ralliston's Proposal; it introduces several of the most important pieces of lore and some of the most significant events in the canon's history, so it should be more than enough to cover most basics.
If you don't want to immediately hop into the heavier articles, though, here are some of the best standalone pieces that require little to no canon-specific context to understand what F120A has to offer:
- SCP-5464: The Responsibility We Bear, the first F120A article ever written and a brief comedic look at the true absurdity of reality;
- A Faerie Tale Of Twin Queens, an exploration of the strange past and its many, many truths;
- Tears and Bone, a tale of cruelty, abuse, and apotheosis;
- Critter Profile: Sparky!, a short and punchy article about a broken man and his dying dog;
- Money Game, a dive into the power of money and privilege and their effect on people;
- The Construction - The Masterpiece, the story of an artist's attempt at reaching freedom, no matter the cost;
- SCP-5659: Deus Sex Machina, a tale of love and hatred in god-like proportions;
- Vikander Kneed Worldwide News Network, a collection of short news stories from the Veil-less world;
- The Signing Of The Las Vegas Accords, a debate about the SCP Foundation's necessity to cooperate and the implications of doing so.
If any of the above got you interested in From 120's Archives and you'd like to continue your journey, I'd recommend just checking out whatever else catches your eye. The tabview below offers the complete collection of all the stories published for the canon sorted chronologically by major eras they take place in, which should prove relatively useful when looking for more articles to see.
Additionally, just below the era descriptions, you can see the "contextual materials" collapsibles; within them, you'll find pieces that are frequently and heavily referenced by From 120's Archives content, but not explicitly written for the canon. Articles that contain the "[🌎]" emoji next to their names are pieces written for the international Wiki branches that are yet to be translated.
With all that in mind, happy reading, and have fun!
????-1870
Long before the order of the Veil was set in place, the world was different. More ruthless, and more unforgiving, but all the more wonderous and beautiful. Once upon a time, there was no SCP Foundation and its rigid world structure; back then, the thing that controlled the world wasn't numbers or shadow councils. It was pure, unfiltered magic — and those that were brave or foolish enough to use it for their own gain.
Articles
????
Sky Keeper Archives (series)
275th millennium, BCE
????
Something's Fishy
by EvilAngel413 and
Zygard
"Together we will destroy many enemies," Mab whispered.
240th millennium, BCE
A Faerie Tale Of Twin Queens
by LORDXVNV
Once upon a time, there was an Empire ruled by Twin Queens.
16th century, BCE
To Craft a Monster // Breathe the End [🌎]
They are led by Ion the Mutineer, who dares to call himself the godslayer.
1871-1945
In 1864, the largest paranormal conflict witnessed by modern civilization splits the whole world apart. From the everpresent death to the re-awakening of ancient threats, the Sixth Occult War destabilizes reality on a scale unparalleled by history. When its dust finally settles, its remaining survivors come together to make sure nothing of its magnitude ever occurs again, officially shafting their Veil of Normalcy and putting the paranormal world behind an impenetrable wall. They have little idea what consequences any of their actions will truly have.
Articles
- The Seventh Occult War
1908
GRANT REQUEST FOR THE CREATION OF A CURE FOR THE IRON ALLERGY NATIVE TO THE HOMO SAPIENS SIDHE SPECIES
Before we can light up a fire that will warm the entire world, worthy of a true Prometheus, we must first get rid of the wind that wants to snatch it from our hands.
1911
The Construction - The Masterpiece
by JakdragonX
The Factory remains efficient. An unstoppable creature towering over the weak and frail; all in pursuit of the unattainable.
Ralliston's Proposal: The Queen's Gambit
by Ralliston
ARMY OF STARLIGHT, BRINGERS OF MONARCHY, AND OMENS OF DOOM. HEAR ME.
1914
The SCP Foundation in Poland — The History of The Polish Containment Project
by Jasiu06
The expedition under her leadership set out for the Kingdom of Poland in June 1914, a month before the start of World War I, which greatly hampered the original mission of the Project.
1916
SCP-5292: Our Books, Your Library, Together United
by Ralliston
Because alone, we are mere books, but together, we are an entire library of knowledge.
1934
The Beginnings of Normalcy and Its Future
by Jasiu06
Fundamental changes are needed, related to understanding the basis of its mistakes allowing to finally catch the arsonist, rather than merely trying to fight the caused fire
1939
SCP-PL-369: I'm Sorry [🌎]
by Doktor Cruz
I'm tired. I'm just so tired with all of this mess that's fallen onto me.
1944
SCP-PL-399: Irrational Insurrection [🌎]
by Arcydziegiel and
Ralliston
The first thing I remember is fire.
1945
1946-1999
From the ashes of two worldwide wars, a new major player emerges: the Global Occult Coalition. With its influence and power, it helps strangle the scarred and divided planet like never before; the Veil is the tightest it has been in decades with the dawn of the Golden Age of Normalcy. As an eigenweapon and paratech craze sweeps both sides of the iron curtain, the clock strikes one minute to midnight. For just a moment, it seems like the whole world is going to explode; after all, it takes just a single spark to raise it all ablaze.
Articles
1949
SCP-PL-259: The List of Territories Conquered by Genghis Khan Is Incomplete, You Can Help by Expanding It
by Excel2020,
Jasiu06, and
Zygard
SCP-PL-259 is known to the public as Genghis Khan, a 13th-century khan who united all the Mongolian peoples under his rule in 1206, after which he set out to find a better place to live for his people, mainly through conquest.
1958
SCP-6672: Arbitrary Apotheosis
by Ralliston
In simpler terms, SCP-6672 is a weapon capable of intercepting souls, en masse.
1960
SCP-7600: Six Feet Under
by Ralliston
SCP-7600 is a gigantic biomechanical city megastructure located within the Earth's crust and inner and outer cores, spanning approximately 200 000 000 km3. Dated to be as old as 212 000 years, it is the primary habitat hotspot for over 89% of all SCP-1000 instances living on Earth and currently hosts over 2 000 000 000 citizens.
1964
1975
Fae Myths and Legends
Below, you'll find a selection of myths and religious practices of the Fae species relating to their origin as a species, as recounted to us by the Sidhe Lounge, who have generously allowed us access to portions of their archives.
1983
Critter Profile: Sparky!
by Ralliston and
Uncle Nicolini
Now, Sparky is a very unusual dog. If you look closely at his back paws and some parts of his belly — there, you can see some bone structures and flesh sticking out of him. He's even got a big gaping hole in his chest cavity, but that doesn't seem to bother him at all!
1984
And Every Time We Meet Again (series)
by Ralliston
1. SCP-5936: Us Forgotten Few
by Ralliston
I am me. My body is mine and mine only.
2. SCP-5890: Fall of '84
by Ralliston
It seems you have failed again. Goodbye, Asheworth.
3. Halfway Found, Halfway Lost
by Ralliston
HOW DARE YOU SPEAK TO ME, YOU FILTHY PEASANT?
4. SCP-5795: High Court
by Ralliston
Ah. I really thought I got rid of you this time.
5. A Library, Empty
by Ralliston
Daniel Robert Alliston-Asheworth, born 1957 in New York, USA. A Level 3 Researcher for the SCP Foundation and ex-alchemist, now self-declared as a free thaumaturgist. A servant to nothing and no one, and a free man to his past and himself.
6. O4's Summit
by Ralliston
Tell Nowak the Sparrow heard his call, and that the Black Moon will soon howl like it hasn't in ages.
7. SCP-5373: Project Neverland
by Ralliston
During that speech, I heard some reason within your voice. You have two minutes to explain yourself and your actions, here and now.
8. Forgotten Days
by Ralliston
And as the twelve oppressors fade into Morpheus' cold grip, you smile. You smile, because you've outsmarted them, you smile, because you just took control over the single most important group on Earth, and you smile, because you know you've almost certainly already won every other game else your plans hold.
9. SCP-5672: Sanctuary
by Ralliston
It's… It's where they hid. From us, when we came to murder them.
10. For Crimes Uncommitted
by Ralliston
Daniel Robert Alliston-Asheworth, are you ready to begin the trial?
11. Somewhere Out There
by Ralliston
Become the hole and the key, Daniel. Become one, and kill it. Kill it before it can kill you.
12. SCP-6120: Sins of the Father, Crimes of the Son
by Ralliston
You want the full "you won't believe me" version or the shortened "there's a chance I won't be deemed insane" one?
13. SCP-6936: Unforgivable
by Ralliston
Bury your past, bury your sins; run from what you've done as best as you can. The universe will always find a way to pay you back for what you're about to do. No matter the intention.
13.1. Multiverse Threat Recovery Log: SCP-6936
by Aftokrator,
basirskipreader
LORDXVNV, and
Ralliston
> DOES THE PAST DREAM?
14. When the Sun Sets For Its Thousandth Time
by Ralliston
It simply so happened I was lucky enough to bring all of you here, bound by a single goal — bringing that bitch down.
15. The Beast that Shouted "I" at the End of the World
by Ralliston
I promise. And every time we meet again, just… remember one thing, please. I love you.
1989
1990
SCP-PL-273: The Pepsi Fleet [🌎]
by Jasiu06
Additionally, during the course of the investigation, we were able to come across circumstantial evidence pointing to ties between PepsiCo and Ruprecht Carter, a majority shareholder and one of the owners of Marshall, Carter, and Dark.
1994
SCP-7924: The Goat that Kept on Gifting
by Expert Mint
While accounts and sources vary, records report that SCP-7924 may have existed as early as 500 CE.
GRANT REQUEST FOR THE CREATION OF REMNANT HOST SYSTEMS TO PRESERVE HUMAN KNOWLEDGE POSTMORTEM
by Ralliston
The human body is an inherently flawed system. Among its numerous defects, one stands supreme and undefeatable: death.
1995
Everchase
by Ralliston
Milo knows what his hunter can do. He's heard the stories of what he does to his victims. To people that don't pay SkyMarshall their money on time. To people like Milo.
1996
1998
SCP-6079: Digital Dissociation
by Ralliston
No one knows anything about me. Confused. Bothered. Concerned. Thought this one would have it. Doesn't. Even the gods Site doesn't know. Ironic.
LTE-1998-Burnout-Blaecca-Parallax
After all, keeping up Prometheus' undying flame is the best thing we can do. Both for ourselves and its bearers.
SCP-7629: Sanctuary of The Sky Keepers
It is quite an honor to finally meet you face to face, noble king of the Sky Keepers. Welcome to the city of Druv'tuul Al-lhad! I have been so eager for your arrival!
1999
SCP-PL-213: Gloria Necatis
by Ralliston
I'm sorry it has to come to this friends, but there is simply no other option. I sincerely hope that both people and God will forgive us, because I will certainly not offer myself this luxury.
2000-2021
With the turn of the millennium, the Cold War and the paranormal arms race finally come to a long-anticipated end. Day by day, more of the largest death merchants of the anomalous world slowly fade away into obscurity, bringing their arsenal of planet-ending horrors along to their graves. For the first time since the establishment of the Veil, the world seems to cool off, beginning to enter an era of relative peace and prosperity. Whether the world will stay that way — and whether it even should — only time will tell.
Articles
2000
2001
SCP-643: Delicious Chocolates
by JakdragonX and
Ralliston
So, what do you need, Marie? Money? Fame? Status? Or perhaps you want to know your future?
2002
Project Proposal 2012-120: "Art Is A Getaway Drug"
by JakdragonX and
Ralliston
The performance will conclude once my screams finally end.
Little Siggy in Slumberland (series)
1. Siggy and the Slumbering Woods
But if one can enforce one's will on their worlds in both waking and dreaming what would be the difference? How does one distinguish between dream and reality?
2. Siggy and the Forgotten Kingdom
The difficulty, then, is knowing when the patient is operating under delusion, and when the dream truly is more than fantasy.
2003
2004
GASLIGHT, GATEKEEP, GIRLBOSS (series)
by JakdragonX,
Ralliston, and
Trotskyeet
1. SCP-5572: I Ain't No Skeleton's Son
by Ralliston and
Trotskyeet
FINALLY, WE GET SOME GODDAMNED REINFORCEMENTS.
1.1. FP-120 Incident Footage 10/31
The following footage was captured by an anonymous bystander present during the events shown.
2. The Lands Nobody Returns From
by Ralliston and
Uncle Nicolini
He purified every one of the unfortunate he met on his path, his bolts soaring through the sky like lightning smiting sinners.
3. Four Knights' Tango
by JakdragonX,
Ralliston, and
Trotskyeet
Oh, him? He's nobody.
4. I Was the Queen (Before It Was Cool)
by Ralliston and
Trotskyeet
So waste no time, children of crime
For you are almost out of time
5. Nobody's Home
by Ralliston and
Trotskyeet
"That dude's with the Critic!" Someone shouted from the other end of the hall, their rough voice rippling through the now-silent room. "Get his ass!"
6. People Without Meaning
by Ralliston and
Trotskyeet
I razed mountains into desert wastes, I broke the minds of kings, I rode the back of the five-eyed star, I stole the light from the blanket of the Cosmos as I chained the mortal world into obedience. And yet, you have the delusion to face me. You. Are. Nothing.
7. Human
by Ralliston and
Trotskyeet
"Magdaleine Cornwell," Jessie started, her purple eyes looking directly at Mag. "Will you marry me?"
8. Jäger, Part 1
by Ralliston and
Trotskyeet
Roisin Dar'ren feared no man.
9. Jäger, Part 2
by Ralliston and
Trotskyeet
To say that Mab was powerful was a great injustice to both the true meaning of the word and the limits of spoken language in general. Not even the Impasse could change that.
Cycle Of Seasons (series)
by Ethagon
1. NT-4041-Nimuedianetic-Karhu — "Her Lady's Thorn"
by Ethagon
Under no circumstances should any entity described in this document be referred to by anything other than the provided designations outlined in the Rules of Engagement
2. SCP-6471: A Midsummer Night's Game Online
by Ethagon
Stay out of Esterberg.
3. Secure Facility Dossier: Site-118
by Ethagon
All personnel staying at Site-118 are to familiarize themselves with the Site's various Eshu protocols. Before doing so personnel are not allowed to discuss the Delta Wing, its contents, or the weaponry on-Site.
4. Will Winter?
by Ethagon
You are invited to the Winter Court
The event will be
at the hut
5. SC-05/321-05/335: Usurpation
by Ethagon
To the few of my flock still loyal to our cause, I plead. Your Sheperd is in danger.
2005
SCP-6596: 8 Mile: The Beast of Lust and Hatred Born
Contact will be attempted, wherein SCP-6596 will respond to any questions with a melodic, rhyming statement, concluding with a request to enter the Site, as well as for food and beverages.
2006
SCP-7272: Iscatbul (Not Kotstantinople)
by Aftokrator,
Guaire,
Jack Waltz,
JakdragonX,
LightlessLantern,
LORDXVNV,
OriTiefling,
Ralliston,
Trotskyeet, and
Vivarium
Drs. Daniel Asheworth, Athenodora Cat, and Sheldon Katz have been found to be immune to the cognitohazardous properties of Dilara's creations, theorized to stem from their polymorphic anomalies and their pseudofeline natures, and have been recruited as specialist consultants in the tracking of Dilara and the containment of SCP-7272.
2007
Project Proposal 2007-167: "In the Name of Purity"
Material Requirements: The divine flame of the Sun (already in my possession)
2008
The Lost Spire
1. The Lost Spire, Part 1
Out of all the spires, none were more glorious… than the Silver Spire, Fata Morgana.
2. The Lost Spire, Part 2
Presenting her majesty, the Lady Titania of Fata Morgana, Queen Áine Lurline Tanaquill.
2010
SCP-PL-054: The Skin-Changer [🌎]
by Zygard
SCP-PL-054 is a set of 45 blades created by the Foundation in order to carry out the technique of taking over a body without killing the soul.
Tales From the Bottom of the Sea (series)
by Zygard
1. Secure Facility Dossier: Site-PL-69
by Zygard
The aim of the Center is to investigate how this Trench was created as well as the anomalies that inhabited it.
2. April 10th, 2010
by Zygard
400… 500… 600… 700… 800… wasn't the Baltic Sea only 430 meters deep? 1200…
3. Pike, The King Of The Dee
by Zygard
Depth 5,000 meters, I can see damaged lights at the lock.
4. Shrimping Pain
by Zygard
Holy. Fuck.
5. Jaws in the Ruins
by Zygard
It's me again, I am chased by a large extinct fish, I will try to return to the facility as soon as I can!
6. A Fish Under a Cat's Knife
by Zygard
Most of the humanoid genetic code was consistent with Homo sapiens sidhe.
7. The Underwater Gardens That Weren't There
by Zygard
Great queen
She welcomed the warriors in her palace
8. The Return to Niflheim
by Zygard
Lenge siden sist!
2011
SCP-PL-389: Fornax Aeterna [🌎]
What do you think: we buy the ███████████ ██████████, ████████ ████████ that's laying over there, and that mechanism.
2012
2013
SCP-5327: Coming of the Seasons
by Impperatrix
I'm Carnuatus, the Green Man, the Horned God, the Wild Father.
2014
SCP-2987: Invictus
We implore you to respect the spirit of our agreement and return the item to us.
SCP-6772: Head Hunter
by Nickthebrick1 and
Ralliston
We might be finished here, but there is still much to be done, friends. Meet us where three equates one, and help us shake the world. I'm sure its citizens are just dying to get answers.
SCP-7102: Goldie
They're always coming in and out of that big house over there. I'm making my bets now… secret unground laboratory.
UIU File: 2014-158 (OPERATION: VENENUM)
by Nickthebrick1 and
Ralliston
It's really beautiful out here, where the world is unbound and you can roam free. You should give it a try sometime.
2015
Information Leaflet about Anomalous Fungus — Noble Puffball
by Jasiu06
Currently, only one specimen has been found in an underground cave located near the Aniołowski Forest in Częstochowa.
SCP-PL-252: Professional Mushroom Picking [🌎]
by Ralliston
What do you even still want from me? I've already told all of you IRS fucks all I know!
One Spark, Four Flames
by Ralliston
You'we stwill a bunch of cultuwr-wess bawstards, but the fwood's gwood. At weast hewe, I mwean.
2016
EE-7372: Killers, Thieves, and Lawyers
by Ralliston
> WARNING! NEAR CRITICAL MNESTIC DENSITY (7,8‰) DETECTED IN YOUR BLOODSTREAM! ANY FURTHER USAGE WILL MOST LIKELY RESULT IN FATAL CARDIAC ARREST AND IS HEAVILY INADVISABLE. DO YOU STILL WISH TO CONTINUE?
2017
2018
Project Proposal 2018-112: "Any Time, Any Place, You And Me"
by Ralliston
Within the realm of historical debate, there is no room for precisely one discussion — whether or not Queen Mab was a monster.
2019
SCP-7278: Wrath of a Fae
by NielleiN
It is for this reason that determining the true nature of SCP-7278 is extremely difficult and likely impossible.
SCP-IT-120: This Name Is Everyone's [🌎]
by JNColossus
Ever since I offered a superior of mine a nasal plastic with dental control included through a straight fist to the face, where I come from they call me Spartacus.
SCP-6198: Chernobog "The Black God"
by Milesaru
For it is to Him, where the dead must go
and return to the roiling abyss
KTE-6990-Mendel-Nimuebusterchild — "Werebeast Curse"
by LORDXVNV
Should the scenario come to pass, there are no viable measures to undo it.
SCP-PL-304: A Dream New Year's Eve [🌎]
by Nats482
Excuse my lack of enthusiasm, but the captain's talking bullshit.
2020
The Great Fishing Saga (series)
by DodoDevil
1. The Fishing Council
by DodoDevil
Emma was bored.
2. The Fishing Council: The Bigger Fish
by DodoDevil
Dr. Henry Ivanon hated the ocean.
3. The Fishing Council: Crossover Episode
by DodoDevil
"Hey," Emma retorted, "if they're good enough for your Ontarian Art Gallery, they're good enough for us here."
4. Fish Out of Water
by DodoDevil
So if we've put through the forms, why are we going to Poland?
SCP-PL-284: Oh God, Oh Fuck
It is unnecessary to monitor the activities of SCP-PL-284 beyond regular secrecy checks.
2021
Inadvertent Neolinguistics
by HarryBlank,
JakdragonX, and
Ralliston
I pod ye s a pTawtatxbabdbtird to the t meimestwlt throwbii of to go
049 x minion x reader (reader is a minion) (blame varaxous im sorry)
by Ralliston
"rawr," the doctor said, crawling on da floor with a ball near to dr minion. "i have met a very special someone that showed me how to become hap[py again///
Danimals
by HarryBlank
"On the plus side," said Rivera, "The rules for this version of his magic make sense."
In Life As In Language
by toadking07
Even with the latest Foundation treatments, human life can only be prolonged for so many years.
SCP-7120: Superego, Stolen
by Ralliston
It's 03:28 on the 2nd of August, 2021. He doesn't do anything else but sigh as he falls back onto his bed. He doesn't have the energy to.
SCP-7292: Legacy of Love™️
by Ralliston
It is believed that SCP-7292 acted as mankind's primary and most effective defense mechanism against hostile deific entities prior to the formation of normalcy-guarding organizations for over 300 000 years.
SCP-PL-253: WHAT IN THE KENTUCKY FRIED FUCK
by BlazingPie
SCP-PL-253 is a restaurant serving fried chicken and its derivatives called "Częstochowa Fried Chicken", located in Częstochowa, Silesian Voivodeship, Poland.
SCP-6651: My Days as No-One
WARNING, CONTAINMENT BREACH. WARNING, CONTAINMENT BREACH.
Artworks
2022-2039
In 2021, the heart of the whole world skips a beat; as the Impasse ripples through the paranormal ecosystem claiming hundreds of victims in its wake, the fate of all of reality falls on the shoulders of a secret, malicious conspiracy. But when the hour calls, something unexpected happens: its members stand up to their task, and drop the Veil. For the first time in over a century, the world is freed from their shackles of oppression. As magic reawakens from its hundred-year stagnation and the world starts to turn once more, the start of something truly beautiful sprouts its first greens.
Articles
2021
Hour Zero
You do not seem to understand. The decision will be made, regardless of your approval.
Expiration Date
The last thing Alto Clef expected to see at the funeral of Jack Bright was a lone, old man sitting next to a Golden Retriever wearing glasses.
Casefile #03/12/2021-A ("The Liberal Vampire")
by Ralliston
Synopsis: Refers to the chain of murders carried out between 03/12/2021 and 26/12/2021 on several high-standing Eastern European — including Polish — politicians and public figures.
The Edge of All Light
by Ralliston
When the world was born and time was still merely an infant, the beast reigned supreme.
2022
Project Proposal 2022-001: "Let's Set the World Ablaze" [🌎]
by Jasiu06
Something beautiful has happened.
2023
unVeiled: The Illuminati Criticizes Vanguard During the Council of 108 Conclave [🌎]
by Jasiu06
Our main goal is not to provide the wronged with some form of legally regulated revenge or retaliation.
Anderson Robotics' Installation Guide: Your New Black Series Sidhe-Issue Wing Chassis!
by BitOddInnit
However, with the ceaseless march of technology, you need not worry about such insignificant issues if you crave the feeling of air in your hair. With your new Black Series Sidhe-Issue Wing Chassis, the whole world could be your oyster!
Order MEF-7629
by Zygard
Come on, shoot me. Your weapons are ineffective against a perfectly human being like me.
2024
Vikander Kneed Worldwide News Network
by Cole 13
In Greece, the king god Zeus has recently reawoken from his 3 millennia slumber, and is quite angry about the state of the modern world.
2025
unVeiled: A Parapolitical Compass for These Difficult Times
It's not a far stretch to say we live in hard times.
2030
Chronicles of the Ireal (series)
by JakdragonX,
Limeyy, and
Ralliston
1. SCP-6172: Escapism
by Ralliston
The completion of Project Hermes is now the primary and ultimate goal of the SCP Foundation.
2. Stranded Lullaby
by Ralliston
We're so fucked.
2031
2032
What's Up With All the Reality Benders? — A Demographic Overview of Global Ontokinetic Prevalence
by Ralliston
Why has the reality-bending population so suddenly increased following the collapse of the Veil?
2034
Esterberg (City) — Wikipedia
by Jasiu06,
Jerden,
MontagueETC,
Ralliston, and
Zygard
"Tysiąclecie Górne", "SCP-5373", "VNP-5373", and "FP-120" redirect here. For other uses, see Esterberg (SCP Foundation operation under Project Neverland); Kristin Esterberg (American sociologist); and Esterberg (disambiguation).
2035
2037
Artworks
2040-????
Twenty years later, the Veil and its Normalcy are nothing but a long-forgotten nightmare the world has already woken up from. Paratechnology and magic engulf the globe on a scale never before seen, bringing about an era of integrated, normalized, and peaceful paranormal life all across the board. Yet despite all of this, the wounds of the old world still linger: the warmongers of the Global Occult Coalition and the merchants of Marshall, Carter and Dark seem to grow more powerful by the day, and certain political movements still refuse to sit down and accept the new status quo.
Articles
2057
N/A
Among all of that bulky lore and expansive worldbuilding, there exist a few pieces that aren't fully compatible with the baseline From 120's Archives world. But that doesn't mean those "what if?" alternative universes aren't part of the canon or are somehow less valid! To make sure that they also have their home within F120A, this place is just for them — articles that heavily reference material written for the canon but firmly contradict other parts of the universe.
Articles
1982
SCP-6789: Return. Return. Return.
by Its a Bad Idea,
Ralliston, and
Trotskyeet
I don't know what drove me to defile such a gift of nature. Greed, or fear. Or both.
1983
SCP-5314: A fungal chance
by Arcydziegiel and
Silnik
It was only dead flesh. These cows would die anyway and these people already did.
2017
2021
Turn Your Computer Off, There’s a Storm Coming [🌎]
Director. Doctor. Project Wunrung is ready for testing.
SCP-PL-121-J: Diego the Turtle
SCP-PL-121-J has real-time knowledge of the exact location of Daniel Asheworth, director of Site-120.
2027
SCP-7999: Meet Me in the Stars
by OriTiefling
Good! That's what art is. Art is something that makes people feel something, or gets them talking.
2029
2030
SCP-0110-J: Personal Retirement, Effective Immediately
by Ralliston
SCP-0110-J is an anomalous relationship between the number of Object Classes within the SCP Foundation's database and the number of months until an inevitable ÓK-Class "Universal Collapse" Scenario.
Artworks

What is From 120's Archives?
From 120's Archives is a large, internally-consistent thematic setting that explores the realistic consequences of the past on the present and the inevitable future.
It primarily concerns itself with the ramifications of two major events in its history: 1) the collapse of the Fae Empire — a tyrannical regime that conquered the globe under the rule of Queen Mab, a Fae demigod — approximately 300 000 years ago, and 2) the genocide of the Fae species by the SCP Foundation in 1911. Through the lens of numerous organizations of the ever-changing world, From 120's Archives focuses on how these occurrences shape the current state of reality, heavily exploring the relations of the past with the present.
In terms of genre, From 120's Archives is a modern fantasy canon. The aspects of magic and the arcane are present in almost every single character, location, group, and event that make it up. Magic — and its many derivatives, usages, and utilizations — is a heavy focus of the canon's work to such an extent that exploring how it shapes up reality is its first thematic pillar.
Most importantly, From 120's Archives is about how the past affects people and organizations. The first major event that this applies to is the collapse of the Fae Empire, which has many, many ramifications. From the still-looming threat of Mab to the damage the regime had done to the world, these consequences are still seen to this day and can be experienced and are explored by many groups.
Similarly, the Fae Genocide of 1911 also still lingers in memory and consequence. This is mostly felt in another thematic pillar of the canon — the SCP Foundation's attempts at repaying for its horrible crimes through aiding the anomalous communities and actively cooperating with other groups. The Foundation of From 120's Archives treats anomalies more humanely and actively attempts to be better.
The third thematic pillar of From 120's Archives is the motif of constant changes in the world. No single era is the same as one before, as large events constantly redefine the consensus reality of the world. Here, nothing stays the same, as stagnation is the antithesis of magic.
To put it simply: From 120's Archives is a canon about magical people living in a magical, ever-changing world.
If any of these themes appeal to you in any way and you would be interested in writing about them, feel free to check out the "How to Contribute" guide in the tabview below. Similarly, if you're interested in some more specific information regarding the canon's larger setting — such as very detailed descriptions of GoI interpretations or characters — the next few tabs of this tabview should prove relatively helpful.
Groups
The Foundation isn't the only player behind and beyond the Veil; the paranormal and baseline worlds are chock-full of other organizations that also play their part in this grand story. Below you can find a full list of all groups actively featured in the canon, alongside an explanation of who they are and what they do; if a group isn't an original creation of F120A, but is rather "imported" from the GoI Hub, it is also featured below, alongside their differences from their "baseline" interpretations.
- Research and Containment Team Δt — also called RCT-Δt or simply Delta-T; a multiverse-protecting force originating from the SCP Foundation's Temporal Anomalies Department. Eventually split off from the organization due to the nature of its mission and the fact its operations were technically outside of the Foundation's hierarchy of administration. Consists of almost all multiversal iterations of the original Department, banded together under the common mission of mitigating damage to timelines and the multiverse at large and maintenance of 1981 Multi-Foundation Coalition Pact. Each iteration is run by either Dr. Ilse Reynders or Dr. Thaddeus Xyank, depending on the originating timeline.
- The Global Occult Coalition — a semi-authoritarian "government" of the paranormal world that deals with anomalous phenomena on behalf of the United Nations and is directly responsible to its Security Council. Formed from an alliance of 108 occult organizations from around the globe that banded together under the banner of the Allied Occult Initiative during the Seventh Occult War to fight back against Obskurakorps, the occult branch of the Third Reich. Following the conclusion of the conflict, the organization reformed into what is now known as the GOC, and has continued operation ever since.
The Coalition's primary role is the protection of the human race from emerging parathreats, resorting to liquidation as its main operational strategy. Its secondary objective is acting as the de-facto "government" of the paranormal world, passing laws that regulate the usage of certain aspects of magic, paratechnology, and other anomalies around the globe. Although with good intentions, most of the time, the Coalition's actions end in either overreach, overreaction, or outright abuse, caused by its inability to recognize anyone but itself as an authority in the field of protecting humanity.
The Coalition consists of three primary bodies: High Command, the International Court For the Paranormal, and the Council of 108.- High Command — the executive branch of the Global Occult Coalition. Manages all internal administration and oversees the operation of all other parts of the group. Ran by the Office of the Undersecretary General, the primary force behind most of the Coalition's operations; position currently held by an individual known as D.C. al Fine.
- PHYSICS Division — the GOC's military arm, responsible for combat and military operations on behalf of the Coalition, carried out by Assessment Teams and Strike Teams.
- PSYCHE Division — the GOC's diplomatic arm, responsible for the Coalition's internal and external relations, consisting of diplomats and agents monitoring the world for new parathreats.
- PTOLEMY Division — the GOC's support arm, responsible for logistics, equipment development and production, and coordinating research projects among the Council of 108 members.
- The International Court For the Paranormal — the judicial branch of the Global Occult Coalition. Manages all major international paralaw-related cases within the anomalous community in accordance with its International Paralaw Codex. One of its most known cases was handling the 1985 Esterberg / SCP Foundation lawsuit, wherein the latter stood accused of causing the inadvertent destruction of over a 1/5th of the Free Port and violating international agreements.
- The Council of 108 — the legislative branch of the Global Occult Coalition. Manages the creation and edition of laws governing the paranormal communities worldwide via democratic votes and discussions. Consists of 108 occult member groups that act as the driving force behind the operations of the Coalition, with each group oftentimes having widely different opinions and visions about the direction of these operations. Its members include:
- The Bavarian Illuminati — a parapolitical organization originally founded in 1776, during paranormal renaissance after the Fifth Occult War. With the stated mission of "the advancement of the human race and its welfare," which the Illuminati believes is best done in secret. Despite these bold claims, however, the group is mostly a neo-liberal / neo-conservatism think-tank that refuses to accept any changes to the Coalition's status quo it holds so dearly to itself.
- International Center for the Study of Unified Thaumatology (ICSUT) — the largest occult academic institution in the world, consisting of a network of universities located around the globe that study and teach thaumatology and thaumaturgy. Founded in 1913, it has since provided higher education to a significant portion of the arcane community.
- Servants of the Silicon Nornir — a transhumanist cult that aims to bring about the technological singularity, believing such an event would create a true artificial intelligence diety that would lead humanity into a utopian society. The servants follow the instructions of three sentient supercomputers, named Urthor, Verthandi, and Skuldir after the Norns of Norse mythology. The group's operations have resulted in significantly increasing the development of paratechnology around the world — particularly Europe — and the creation of the Free Port of Eurtec.
- The Sidhe Lounge — an organization originating and operating out of Esterberg, primarily focused on research and peaceful preservation of the Fae culture and heritage. One of its most famous members is head archivist Olivié Gwyneth, an Esterberg citizen and brilliant historian that has basically singlehandedly formed the modern understanding of ancient Fae history.
- Sons of Phomet — an organization originating and operating out of Esterberg, primarily focused on upholding and spreading the legacy and philosophical teachings of Phomet, a legendary mythological figure in Yeren culture.
- The World Parahealth Organization (WPhO) — the paranormal arm of the World Health Organization, focused on dealing with paranormal diseases, memetic cognitohazards, and other health issues plaguing anomalous communities.
- High Command — the executive branch of the Global Occult Coalition. Manages all internal administration and oversees the operation of all other parts of the group. Ran by the Office of the Undersecretary General, the primary force behind most of the Coalition's operations; position currently held by an individual known as D.C. al Fine.
- The Horizon Initiative — an organization consisting of several influential multi-denominational Abrahamic religious groups, acting as a de-facto coalition between its members. Formed as a response to the growing power and the expanding influence of secular normalcy organizations following the conclusion of the Seventh Occult War. Primarily focused on acquiring religious artifacts and disrupting cult activities, oftentimes dealing with more low-profile anomalies due to lack of the same resources as other similar groups.
The Initiative's primary places of operation are Africa and the Middle East, which mostly fall out of the area of control of other normalcy organizations. Whilst the SCP Foundation and Global Occult Coalition mainly operate in and focus on the northern hemisphere, the aforementioned areas fall under Initiative protection.
- The SCP Foundation — a normalcy-guarding organization unaffiliated with any national governments operating worldwide on the belief that securing and containing anomalies is the best method of protecting humanity. Formed two years after the conclusion of the Sixth Occult War and the worldwide establishment of the Veil from thirteen paranormal groups — previously gathered under the name of the General Assembly of Thaumaturgists and Theologists Against Queen Mab — after the discovery that Mab was still alive and able to affect reality. The SCP Foundation's modus operandi stems from its belief that the continued proliferation of anomalies — magic in particular — would eventually destabilize the world enough that the Queen could easily re-enter reality and restructure it to her liking.
Though originally with good intentions, the SCP Foundation soon became the primary example of abuse towards anomalies. Its rigid, authoritarian structure and conservative mentality significantly contributed towards the continued destruction of the anomalous ecosystem and other unspeakable crimes. The worst among them was the Great Factory Purge, during which it caused the genocide of over 75% of the Fae population worldwide.
In time, the SCP Foundation realized its sins and devised Directive Alpha/1911, a program aimed at changing its approach towards anomalies. However, loosening the grip on the anomalous world via cooperation and integration was merely an attempt at calming the raging fire instead of the deep systemic changes that were needed to truly fix the problem. The final dawn of the SCP Foundation eventually came in the form of the Impasse, which it itself had caused. Realizing that the only way to truly protect the world was dropping the Veil and dissolving the organization, the O5 Council voted to do exactly that, eventually fully transitioning into Vanguard.
The Foundation is bureaucratically and hierarchically divided into dozens of organs, task forces, Departments, and Divisions. Some of the more important include:- The O5 Council — the primary ruling organ of the SCP Foundation. Comprised of thirteen individuals whose identities are highly confidential, it makes all of the decisions that govern the organization and maintain its modus operandi. Singlehandedly responsible for most of the organization's abuse and cruelty.
- The O4 Council — an internal SCP Foundation organ comprised of Site Directors, Department Directors, and other significant personnel. Responsible for handling important situations and decisions that do not necessarily require the attention of Overwatch Command. Devoid of a distinct Director, instead led by one of its members chosen on a case-by-case basis as an appropriately knowledgable and experienced individual in regard to the topic of the current summit.
Due to the effective nonexistence of the O5-9 position following the conclusion of the Damien Nowak case, the O4 Council acts as the tiebreaker in otherwise stagnant O5 Council votes; the overall vote of the O4 Council in O5 matters is the vote of the majority of personnel attending a summit. - The Department of Ontokinetics — an internal SCP Foundation Department focused on researching the nature of reality and methods through which it can be manipulated. Established in the early 20th century per the order of the former O5-11. Headquartered in Site-120, it consists of the Divisions of Thaumaturgy, Theology, and Spacial Disruptions. The Department's research has led to the modern understanding of reality-bending, thaumaturgy, and the multiverse at large. Responsible for developing the Scranton Reality Anchors, Asheworth-Rivera conduits, and other anti-ontokinetic and anti-thaumaturgic technology.
- PENTAGRAM — the codename for the United States Paranatural Warfare Command, the occult branch of the US Department of Defense. Primarily known for its activities during the Cold War, during which it organized anti-Soviet operations via the usage of anomalies. Authorizes military operations in parts of the paranormal world the US government finds requiring intervention.
Although PENTAGRAM used to be a member of the Allied Occult Initiative, it eventually peacefully split from the Coalition during its formation due to ideological differences. Despite this, it still retains its observer status on the Council of 108 — without being its official member — sometimes aiding the GOC in its operations.
- Vanguard — a post-Veil organization formed from the remains of the SCP Foundation and several other groups — such as cells of the Serpent's Hand, the Nälkä, and the Church of the Broken God — as a response to the global calamity of the Impasse, which was caused by containment attempts of normalcy organizations worldwide. Created due to a vote of the SCP Foundation's O5 Council through which it decided that the organization will take responsibility for its previous crimes and the Impasse. To achieve this, it broke the Veil, declared the previous SCP Foundation defunct, and organized a conference between its members and other prominent figures of the paranormal world to figure out the next steps in creating a better world.
Vanguard is internally managed by the reformed SCP Foundation O4 Council, additionally staffed with representatives of other paranormal groups that were integrated into Vanguard and temporary delegations from other organizations that represent their views in cases that directly involve them. Vanguard's internal structure is decentralized and operates democratically and through cooperation, hoping to minimize the rigid authoritarian hierarchy that took a significant part in most of the oppression caused by the SCP Foundation.
Vanguard's primary functions are present in its motto: sheltering the paranormal population, normalizing its existence, peacefully integrating it into baseline reality, and informing the public about the new oftentimes dangerous world. The organization operates around the globe as the primary group that deals with what had once been considered anomalies in a benevolent manner, genuinely wishing to better the state of paranormal communities worldwide. Often clashes in the process with other, less-benevolent organizations, such as the Global Occult Coalition, Marshall, Carter and Dark, and PENTAGRAM.
- ZM "Witch Slayer" Division — the Polish government's division for dealing with the anomalous. Brutally competent, utilizes all force available to achieve its goals. Formed by the Soviet Union during its control over the country with the initial aim of stopping potential anomalous opposition to the new government. However, over time, ZM's command eventually gained more independence from the rest of the Soviets following the end of the Panopticon Crisis, eventually becoming its own organization after the fall of the PRL.
In the modern day, the organization — still heavily conservative and relatively untouched by political changes due to the lack of Polish paranormal specialists to replace the post-Soviet ZM — acts as the organ by which the Polish Government deals with others anomalous organizations and all paracriminals in Poland, bringing them to justice in its shadow courts beyond the law.
- Autonomic Recon Group with Undefined Specialization (A.R.G.U.S. Inc.) — a private military contractor based in America. Focuses on renting out military personnel, security guards, and paraweaponry. Brutally competent and effective. Frequently reaches for immoral or borderline illegal solutions on behalf of the needs of its employers. Oftentimes involved with political struggles all around the world.
- The Factory — an industrial company formed by James Rollander, an American entrepreneur, at the turn of the 20th century. Its primary headquarters, located next to Kraków in Poland, were meant to supply every single possible industrial need of its times, oftentimes resorting to extreme exploitation of its workers to achieve this goal.
Due to Rollander's sacrifices to Queen Mab who he had been tricked to believe was her sister, the Foundation was forced to intervene, officially causing Rollander's death and the Factory's collapse in 1910. Since then, its gigantic building has been acting as Site-01 and the Foundation's primary containment site for Queen Mab.
- Hunter Industries — a paratechnological company founded by siblings Amanda and Adam Hunter in 1989. Started to significantly develop after the collapse of Prometheus Laboratories in 1998. With its headquarters located in Nx-79 ("Gmina Cyców"); engaged in research and the production of technology related to demonic entities. Hunter Industries' main source of income is selling their products to various rich clients around the globe, such as private individuals who want to stay anonymous, paranormal militias, other military organizations, and sometimes even the SCP Foundation.
- Japan Organisms Improvement and Creation Laboratory (JOICL) — a for-profit biology research institute based in Japan, focused on creating and engineering artificial, anomalously-enhanced life. Not bound by a code of ethics, which has led to several disputes regarding their work practices with the International Court For the Paranormal.
Known for its contracts with many shady organizations, including PENTAGRAM, the USA's paranormal branch of the Department of Defense. Experienced notable growth since the collapse of the Veil in 2021.
- Natalia Estle's Real Estate Agency — an agency concerned with selling real estate in Free Ports and Nexuses around the globe. Founded by Natalia Estle in Hy-Brasil in 1983 as a small company. Although the 1988 attack on Hy-Brasil nearly shut down the agency, Estle decided to put everything on one card and opened offices in Esterberg, Three Portlands, and Eurtec, which proved to be a very profitable move in the long run.
The agency's methods of operation are aggressive and in many cases borderline illegal; from intentionally lowering the value of property to evicting previous owners, the company mostly gets off free on pure law formalities. Despite their methods and due to their efficiency, however, the agency still manages to land very lucrative deals with Nexus officials.
- Marshall, Carter & Dark — a trillionaire-owned hypercorporation focused on acquiring and trading anomalous phenomena. Formed in the 19th century by the titular Amos Marshall, Ruprecht Carter, and Percival Darke, acting as an evolution of the latter's Darke Trading Co. Unanimously hated by paranormal communities around the globe, to such an extent that numerous assassination attempts had been made on its primary leaders. Manipulative to the core, it only cares for its own gain. Directly caused the collapse and exploitation of numerous species, cultures, ecosystems, organizations, countries, and individuals throughout history.
By 2012, the company's corruption had also reached Darke's granddaughter — Iris Dark — who took over the company from the three old men, non-lethally removing her grandfather and murdering the two others. Since then, she and the descendants of the original three — Skitter Marshall and Robert Carter, responsible for public relations and finance respectively — have been running the company, with Iris acting as the primary mastermind and paratech genius. Steadily gaining incredible power following the collapse of the Veil in 2021, not rarely reaching for highly illegal and immoral solutions to achieve this.
- Oneiroi Incorporated — a paratech corporation based in the Free Port of Eurtec. Originates from Prometheus Laboratories' Oneirics Division prior to its split from the company in the 1960s. Focused on harvesting and exploiting the oneirosphere — the shared dream realm of all conscious beings — for monetary gain. Primarily known for selling desired dreams to its clients and offering other dream-related services. Despite its rapidly growing success following the collapse of the Veil in 2021, Oneiroi Incorporated eventually went bankrupt in 2049, causing severe damage to the global oneirosphere and the minds of some of its customers in the process.
- Prometheus Laboratories — a parascientific research conglomerate. Once the largest in the world, it focused on harnessing the powers of magic and technology in an attempt to progress humanity and earn capital. Founded in 1892 with the help of the SCP Foundation — especially O5-10 — from the most prominent members of parascientific community. Initially, Prometheus was heavily reliant on the Foundation and helped it develop numerous technologies — such as amnestics — but it eventually gained more independence within the years to come.
Lived its prime in the 20th century — during which it, among others, developed a cure for the iron allergy native to the Fae species — only to come crashing down in 1998 following a series of bad investments and business relationships. Following its dissolution, its remains formed into or joined other organizations.
- Ahnenerbe Obskurakorps — the occult division of the Nazi Germany's Ahnenerbe SS. Utilized thaumaturgy and other paranormal phenomena for military and propaganda reasons. Attempted to perform the Rite of Solomon to restrict the usage of magic to Germans; eventually stopped by the Allied Occult Initiative during the conflict now known as the Seventh Occult War. Although following the resolution of the war, the group itself was destroyed, several splinter cells — such as OBSKURA or the Fourth Reich — still continue Obskurakorps' ideology and plans in the modern day.
- The Black Queen — a multiversal syndicate focused on attempting to destroy the SCP Foundation. Led and staffed by legions of alternate versions of Allison Chao — a daughter of Foundation Dr. Charles Gears — from alternate timelines. Involved in raising Daniel Asheworth prior to him joining the Foundation. Entirely uninterested in operating in baseline reality due to the death of its Black Queen and a peace treaty signed between itself, Daniel Asheworth, and the reality bender Josephine.
- The Bone Battalion — a criminal organization made up of individuals resurrected by SCP-5572 prior to their escape from the aforementioned hell. Based in the Free Port of Esterberg and led by Marie Surratt, an ex-SCP Foundation agent. Handles most of the drug dealing, arm trade, and general criminal activity within the city.
Partially affiliated with the 24th iteration of Nobody; assisted him in his hunt against Queen Mab and Triumviraté, purging the latter's presence and control from Esterberg. Still active following the collapse of the Veil in 2021, albeit much more carefully than before.
- The Chaos Insurgency — a loose conservative alt-right movement opposing the modern SCP Foundation and later Vanguard. Formed in 1948 during the so-called Foundation Civil War by a group of rogue Foundation generals and military personnel who opposed its new policies meant to repay for the Fae genocide it had caused. Officially run by Delta Command and the cryptic Engineer; however, as a result of differences in opinions, the Insurgency began to divide internally over time. The only really consistent idea shared by the Insurgency as a whole is the belief that the modern Foundation has betrayed its original values, with most of its cells believing in the supremacy of mankind over anomalous species.
By the 21st century, mostly scattered — both organization- and policy-wise — with each member trying to fight for different, sometimes conflicting, goals, more maintaining the illusion of Insurgency than actually living it.
- The Chicago Spirit — a paracriminal organization operating in the United States between 1895 and 1935. Created by Richard Chappell, a gangster and minor reality bender. Not rarely supported by money and cooperation from Percival Darke of MC&D and James Rollander of the Factory, who both took interest in the Spirit's trafficking of drugs, alcohol, weapons, and other anomalous phenomena within the Western hemisphere.
Led a war with US Fae crime syndicates prior to the Third Diaspora in 1911. Following the genocide of the species and the Foundation taking control of the Factory, the Spirit tried to lay low to avoid an all-out war with the organization. Failed to do so when the Foundation discovered the Spirit's connections to the Factory, allowing it to eventually arrest and eliminate the group by 1935.
Despite its failure, many criminal organizations consider the Spirit to be a legend and inspiration, oftentimes aspiring to become its spiritual successors.
- The Children — a cult made up of individuals with thaumaturgical abilities and other paranormal folks. Attempted to exploit the powers of a deific entity known as "Father", hoping to bring back terrains stolen by humanity from Fae and Yeren. Eventually collapsed following the murder of its leader, Damien Nowak, by one of his former students, Daniel Asheworth.
- Miracle Liberation Front — a military organization formed from paranormal entities, oftentimes employing beings considered "mythical" by cultures around the world. Primarily motivated by wanting to break the Veil and establish a new society in which humans and anomalies live together, it oftentimes opposes the SCP Foundation and aids oppressed paranormal beings. Following the actual collapse of the Veil in 2021, slowly faded into nonexistence, with its members pursuing different — less violence-oriented — goals and joining the reformed Vanguard and other organizations.
- Triumviraté — a far-right Fae terrorist organization primarily operating out of the Free Port of Esterberg. Formed from Fae monarchists and servants of Queen Mab. Attempts to resurrect the monarch and execute her will inside of baseline reality. Following a series of successful operations led against it by the Bone Batallion, mostly exiled from its base of operations. Entirely defunct after Mab's death in 2021, with its members choosing to create or join other smaller radical conservative Fae groups.
- The Church of the Broken God — an umbrella term describing a series of technological transhumanist cults worshipping the deity known as the Broken God, Mekhane, or WAN. Has existed for at least 3000 years. Under the unified command of the first leaders of the major branches of the Church — Robert Bumaro, Saint Hedwig, and Legate Trunnion — fought the First Occult War against the sarkic Adytite Empire around 1200 BCE.
As members of Vanguard, most modern-day branches of the Church are more focused on spreading awareness of its faith and gathering the pieces of their broken diety peacefully and via cooperation with other groups. Despite this, a few violent sects — including a rogue AI which claims to be the lost soul of WAN — still exist and are active out there on the internet and the real world.
- Sarkic Cults — an umbrella term describing the followers of a religious / philosophical set of beliefs that focuses on the betterment of the self through the abolishment of belief in gods, as dictated by the group's legendary founder, Grand Karcist Ion. The Nälkä — as its members refer to themselves — often augment their body and mind through thaumaturgy and rigorous study and meditation, hoping to achieve their own independent apotheosis.
Sarkicism finds its roots in the ancient Adytite Empire, a sovereign nation formed from rebelled and freed Daevite slaves led by the Grand Karcist Ion and his four saints, the Klavigars. Though Nälkä practices have a violent history, modern-day believers of the movement focus more on peacefully-achieved growth of their body and spirit. The 21st-century return of the four Klavigars and Grand Karcist Ion only helped cement the group's Vanguard membership and validity as a real system of beliefs.
- Fae — Homo sapiens sidhe, a species of humanoids closely related to humans. Primarily characterized by their ethereal, dormant, and mostly vestigial butterfly-like wings located on their backs, tall heights, large eyes, pale skin, and pointy ears. Possess a natural affinity for magic. Sometimes pejoratively also referred to as Children of the Forest.
- The Fae Empire — a global, tyrannical diarchic empire that had conquered the entire world nearly 300 000 years ago. Ruled by two nearly omnipotent reality benders and thaumaturges — Queen Mab and her sister, the being referred to as the Inventor. Committed countless atrocities and crimes in the name of expansion and control, heralding an ideology of racism, exploitation, oppression, and xenophobia.
The Empire fell when after millennia of being abused, the numerous species and social groups which suffered under it exploited a rising civil war between Mab and her sister. Culminating in the event known as the first First Great Diaspora — the first major shift of power in reality — the conflict eventually ended in Mab murdering her sister and being forced to retreat out of reality to not permanently die.
Though most of the Empire's structures and servants have faded since its prime, to this day, the pain caused by it still lingers. The fact that many groups have over time attempted to bring it back to life does not help, either. Not even the final death of the two sisters at the hands of Nobody in 2021 could truly erase the scars on reality it had caused and its unfortunately persistent ideology.
- Daevites — a matriarchal civilization that has existed throughout a large portion of history, with records dating as far as 10 000 BCE and as recent as the 13th century. Due to the retrocausally time-manipulating nature of the majority of Daevite artifacts, it is difficult to say anything truly conclusive about the group.
The only certain facts about the group are that the Daevite Empire was supposedly an expansionist empire that owned slaves — who eventually rebelled against their masters and became the Adytite Empire — and was a prominent group in ancient history. Some remnants of the group also fought the Fourth Occult war alongside European and Asian mages against insurgent Fae forces under the rule of Genghis Khan between 1220 and 1228. There exist claims regarding the Daevites' supposed connection to the Scarlet King, whose power they supposedly stole as their own magic; however, due to the King's true nature as well as several pieces of scripture contradicting this, a definite consensus on the topic — just like with most Daevite matters — cannot be reached.
- Droganians — a race of winged, reptilian humanoids with characteristics similar to mythological dragons. These include large horns on their heads, scales covering their bodies, claws as endings of their limbs, and the natural affinity for thaumaturgy and pyromancy. Due to ages of arcane evolution and isolation from the rest of the world, they have obtained a natural ability to transform into large-sized dragons.
- Nameless — an umbrella term describing all individuals who have lost their names and were stuck inside of SCP-4000. Mostly refers to the Fae victims of the Third Diaspora (also called the Factory Purge) of 1911. Due to their situation, nameless individuals are in constant pain and are always attempting to trick people into giving up their names to escape their Mab-made hell and get those that have sentenced them to this fate to pay. Following the death of Queen Mab in 2021, the victims of SCP-4000 were freed from their torment, with most of them returning to baseline reality.
- Yeren — Homo sapiens noctis, a species of humanoids closely related to humans. Primarily characterized by their thick furs that cover most of their bodies, large musculature, and nocturnal nature. Possess a natural affinity for biomancy and metallurgy. Sometimes pejoratively also referred to as Children of the Night or Nightwalkers.
- Are We Cool Yet? — a collective of anomalous artists operating around the globe without any real goal besides creating art, political activism, and the will to express themselves, oftentimes operating on the boundaries of the law.
Formed in the second half of the 19th century due to the anomalous renaissance caused by the peace period between the Fifth and Sixth Occult Wars. Interacted with a few groups throughout the years — such as the Factory or the SCP Foundation — due to the nature of their work. Oftentimes entangled with the Critic, a Yeren billionaire based in Esterberg who enjoys funding art projects he finds interesting.
- "Nobody" — a group of 24 individuals throughout history who were "kidnapped" and hollowed out personality-wise by the general soul of the Nobody being. Created from a shard of the magic of the dying Inventor, the purpose of the Nobody entities mostly oscillates around helping the world population and attempting to kill Queen Mab.
Due to their changes, the "hosts" of Nobody frequently struggle with being able to both try to be themselves and fulfill their goals. The cycle of Nobody's reincarnation was finally broken in 2021, when its 24th iteration defeated Queen Mab by letting the Nobody spirit and the soul of the Inventor present within neutralize the Fae monarch. Following that event, no further manifestations of Nobodies were noted.
- Obearwatch Command — a mysterious council of unknown entities whose mode of operation is entirely unknown, but poses no threat to anyone. Apparently wants to protect humanity, but does not fully understand reality. Always uses some variation of bear-related phenomena to do so.
- The Serpent's Hand — a decentralized movement united in their desire to abolish the oppression of anomalies — although differing in views on other issues — operating from inside the Wanderers' Library. Has existed throughout most of history in one form or another. Heavily criticizes and opposes the existence of the Veil and the oppression of paranormal beings around the globe, not afraid to use drastic actions in an attempt to achieve equality, often balancing on the edge between activism and terrorism.
- unVeiled — a journalist news agency formed following the collapse of the Veil in 2021. Focused on reporting the most breaking of paranormal news to the public, very frequently doing so directly from the place of action.
Places
The world is magical — literally! — and the places we visit in it are living proof of that. Below you can find a dossier of some of the most important areas featured as settings throughout the canon, alongside their descriptions.
- Arcadia — an underground Droganian city led by the Dragoon's Circle, a thirteen-person council made up of twelve nobles and the Vajra King, the leader of the Droganian people. Granted the Free Port status soon after its discovery. Experienced significant growth following the collapse of the Veil in 2021, leading to its close cooperation with Vanguard and other organizations.
- Avalon — one of the Five Fae Kingdoms. Once a thriving hub for Fae societies, the Sixth Occult War and the establishment of the Veil led to the significant weakening of the nomenclative narrative spells that held Avalon together. This eventually led to its deconceptualization and disappearance from baseline reality, forcing most of its citizens to seek refuge in Three Portlands. Although in the modern day, Avalon has been gone for over a century, the influence of its culture can still be seen throughout most of the paranormal world.
- Druv'tuul — a gigantic biomechanical underground city located sporadically throughout the Earth's inner and outer cores. Acts as the primary habitat hotspot for over 89% of the Yeren population worldwide. Prior to the SCP Foundation's intervention, Druv'tuul was an oppressive monarchy ruled by Met'heus, an ancient Yeren thaumaturge and brother to the mythical figure of Phomet. Following the collapse of the Veil in 2021, the city became a sovereign state and became an elective monarchy ruled by its new leader, king Eldröl Gérunda.
- Esterberg — the largest and oldest still existing city built by anomalous species and a Free Port located in Częstochowa, Poland. Houses some of the biggest Fae and Yeren populations around the world and acts as the main hub for anomalous activity — especially related to the aforementioned species — in Central Europe. Filled with magic on a scale almost never-before-seen, Esterberg is a monument to cooperation between different species, organizations, and people, showing what can be achieved when the good of the many is placed before the good of the few. In 2034, it merged with its baseline reality sister city of Częstochowa, forming New Częstochowa in the process.
- Eurtec — a cyberpunk technological metropolis located in a pocket reality anchored primarily in Germany, officially classified as a Free Port. Under the control of the Global Occult Coalition's Servants of the Silicon Nornir, Eurtec was founded in 1985 to speed up the development of paratechnology in Europe for the purpose of the Servants' own agenda. Despite the Coalition's supervision, the city hosts one of the largest paracriminal underworlds, oftentimes dealing with crimes related to paratechnology, paranarcotics, and parahumans. Home to House Darke's primary headquarters, the monumental DEATH PYRAMID.
- The Nameless Forest — a pocket reality created by Queen Mab during the Third Great Diaspora for the purpose of trapping and torturing the now-nameless victims of the Purge. Housing over 75% of the Fae population, it takes the form of an endless, non-Euclidean forest bound by name-magic and strange rules. Stealing names is the only way for its prisoners to escape, which has infrequently happened throughout history. Following the death of Queen Mab in 2021, the magic which had bound the Forest dissipated, freeing most of its still-alive population back into baseline reality.
- Hy-Brasil — one of the Five Fae Kingdoms. Located in the seas surrounding Ireland, Hy-Brasil once housed the single largest Fae population on the planet. However, after the Crocosquid attack and the GOC thaumonuclear bombardment that followed, it was degraded from its former Free Port status to a hollow, barely-populated Nexus. Although many plans and attempts were made to revive the once-thriving monolith of Fae culture that Hy-Brasil was, even following the collapse of the Veil in 2021, most of them resulted in nothing but failure.
- Site-01 — the primary headquarters of the SCP Foundation's O5 Council and Overwatch Command. Located 75 kilometers north of Kraków, Poland. Transformed into its current state from the Factory building following the Foundation's hostile takeover, it acts as the primary containment site for the only anomaly present within: SCP-001-C, Queen Mab. Protected by a series of borderline impenetrable thaumaturgic wards, protective circles, and rituals. Antimemetically hidden from almost all outside observation, allowing for the safety that the O5 Council's continued operation necessitates.
- Site-59 — an SCP Foundation facility located near the Gulf of Mexico. Does not contain any anomalies, and is instead focused on hosting Foundation staff parties, organized by the Ethics Committee to keep up personnel morale. Its exact location is known only to the O5 Council and the Committee itself to protect the intoxicated partying staff from any outside danger.
- Site-PL-69 — an SCP Foundation research facility located in the anomalously-formed, 13-kilometer-deep Baltic Trench in the Baltic Sea. Primarily focused on researching the sunken ruins of the Fae Empire detected in the Trench and studying the local Fae subspecies, which have radically adapted to their drastic, underwater environments.
- Site-118 — an SCP Foundation research facility located in the Sonoran Desert. Primarily focused on handling nomenclative hazards, Site-118 is designed to reduce the impact of potential Keter-class containment breaches. Due to its specialization, heavily involved with the Cycle of Seasons of the Fae Courts.
- Site-120 — an SCP Foundation research facility located in Częstochowa, Poland. Acts as the headquarters of the Department of Ontokinetics; due to this, it specializes in thaumaturgic, ontokinetic, and theological anomalies, oftentimes utilizing unconventional methods to contain them. One of the few Sites actively encouraging the usage of the anomalous. Acts as the main Foundation observation point for the Free Port of Esterberg, with which it frequently cooperates.
- Sloth's Pit — a small midwestern town located in Wisconsin, United States. The world of Sloth's Pit is ruled by the "narrative," a mostly-benevolent force that influences the lives of its citizens by making them follow the lines of tropes, clichés, and themes frequently found in western media. This effect oftentimes results in the appearance of mythological figures and the visits of different people from all around the world.
- Three Portlands — a pocket reality city-state, connected to the Isle of Portland in the United Kingdom and the cities of Portland in Oregon and Maine. Three Portlands is the largest Free Port in North America, housing a population of over 80 000 humans, parahumans, and anomalous races. Mostly built by Fae refugees from Avalon, which were forced to escape from their dying home in the early 20th century. Controlled by the FBI Unusual Incidents Unit, which enforces the American law within the city.
- The Wanderers' Library — an extrauniversal nexus existing outside the Multiversal Compass, taking the form of an infinite library. Contains every single piece of writing that ever has been or ever will be created, allowing visitors to use the knowledge contained within it as long as they follow its rigid rules. Due to its status, the Library isn't controlled by any one faction, instead acting as neutral operational grounds for numerous organizations, such as the Serpent's Hand or the Black Queen syndicate.
The Multiversal Compass

The closest alternate universes to From 120's Archives (TL-1911); the Metafoundation multiverse of sister canons.
Beyond baseline reality and all of the pocket dimensions anchored to it, the Multiversal Compass lies. A collection of all realities to ever exist, it accounts for all possible worlds and outcomes, splitting its timelines into two separate ones whenever any choice is made. The further away from a universe a reality is, the harder it is to traverse the gap between them, and the more different they are from each other. With nearly infinite possibilities, the only limit to exploring the vast multiverse is one's technology, endurance, and sanity.
Characters
Settings might be the foundations of our stories, but people are the walls that really hold this house together. Below you can find a list of some of the most prominent and most frequently featured characters throughout the canon, alongside their descriptions and a list of articles in which they appear.
Character | Description | Appearances |
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Able | Son to Adam and a legendary warlord of humanity. Perished during the Second Great Diaspora alongside his brother, Cain. Found millennia later by the Daevite Empire and resurrected by the magic of the Scarlet King, once again bound to the mortal realm by his battle rage and bloodlust. Classified by the SCP Foundation as SCP-076. | To Craft a Monster // Breathe the End |
Adam | The mythical figure that — with the help of Queen Mab — led humanity's rebellion against the Yeren civilization during the Second Great Diaspora. Father to Cain and Able. Mostly forgotten by historical records, though still remembered and referenced by gods and ancient legends. | N/A |
Ailbié Tier'ney | Member of one of the least-radical Triumviraté cells. Helped Daniel Asheworth and Jessie Rivera overthrow the tyrannical O5-9 during the conclusion of the Damien Nowak case. Years later, got forced to join her forces with Marie Surratt's Bone Battalion to avoid being caught. | And Every Time We Meet Again (series), Human |
Alice Sharp | Former Parawatch forum moderator. Became an unVeiled journalist following the fall of the Veil in 2021. | The Furmen, Hour Zero, 'Nexus HyperLine' (N7S2M/ER9C3/X56ID), Public Release of OPERATION: WITNESS Materials, unVeiled: A Parapolitical Compass for These Difficult Times, unVeiled: The Illuminati Criticizes Vanguard During the Council of 108 Conclave |
Alistair Vemhoff | Leader of Site-120's Translation Team and the oldest non-O5 person in the entire SCP Foundation. Proficient in over 40 languages. Characterized by his wisdom and vast experience. | In Life As In Language, SCP-5292, SCP-6747 |
Amos Marshall | One of the three original founders of Marshall, Carter and Dark. Father to Skitter Marshall. Murdered by Iris Dark when she took over the company in 2012. | The Deathless Merchant of London, Money Game |
Ann Barlowe | A stubborn and harsh SCP Foundation alchemist specializing in harnessing the earth element. Mostly known for getting stranded across the multiverse with Robert Madden and Ra.aic. | Chronicles of the Irreal (series) |
Anna Szulc | Leader of Site-120's Inter-species Communications Team and primary middleman in handling Esterberg-Site-120 relations. Famous for her easygoing attitude and diplomatic skills. | SCP-6467, SCP-7629 |
Anna Świtoń | Polish witch, thaumaturgist, and veteran of many occult conflicts. Enhanced with paratechnological modifications. Member of the A.R.G.U.S. Inc. private military company. | Blood, Gunpowder, and Heathers, SCP-PL-389, SCP-PL-399 |
The Beast of Wernorad | A chimera created by the Daevite Empire from the body of a desert wyvern and the soul of the rage of Daevite warriors. Intended as the ultimate weapon against the forces of Grand Karcist Ion, it was created as a being that would exist outside of life and death, in hopes that this state would render Ion's carnomancy useless against it. Despite its orders, the resulting monster turned against its masters and slaughtered the city of Devon, entering a deep sleep within its ruins, only to be uncovered by the SCP Foundation and classified as SCP-682 millennia later. Due to its status as a being outside the cycle of life and death, despises every living creature. | To Craft a Monster // Breathe the End |
Becker | A headless parahuman that bears the ability to use the heads of others as his own. Member of the Miracle Liberation Front. Ruthless to his enemies, but kind to those he cares about. | Hour Zero, SCP-6772, SCP-7102, UIU File: 2014-158 (OPERATION: VENENUM) |
Cain | Son to Adam and a legendary warlord of humanity. Perished during the Second Great Diaspora alongside his brother, Able. Found millennia later by the Mekhanite Empire and resurrected by the magic of the Broken God, once again bound to the mortal realm by Mekhanite augmentations and holy scriptures. Classified by the SCP Foundation as SCP-073. | N/A |
The Critic | Arrogant Yeren billionaire based in Esterberg. Invests in and supports anartists that manage to get his attention. Frequently crosses paths with the Are We Cool Yet? collective. | Nobody's Home |
Damien Nowak | Leader of the cult known as the Children. Attempted to bring back the terrains stolen by humanity from Fae and Yeren back into the hands of their rightful owners. Believed that the end justified his means. Following his death at the hands of Daniel Asheworth, got reincarnated as the 24th iteration of Nobody. With his new identity, fights a holy war against Queen Mab and all her followers. Has trouble choosing between his duties as Nobody and his human nature. | All pages tagged damien-nowak |
Daniel Asheworth | The main thaumaturgic talent of Site-120 and one of its five Directors. Mostly known for his involvement with the Damien Nowak case. One of the few people whose bodies accept youth-prolonging magic. Raised by the Serpent's Hand and the Black Queen after he accidentally burned down his house at the age of 14. Suffers from depression due to a long life full of trauma and loss, though seems to be doing much better these days thanks to his friendship with Jessie Rivera and a few others. Hotheaded at stubborn, but with a heart in the right place. | All pages tagged doctor-asheworth |
D.C. al Fine | The shapeshifting Undersecretary General of the Global Occult Coalition. The Iron Lady of the anomalous world, and one of the most powerful thaumaturgists alive. | Hour Zero, LTE-1998-Burnout-Blaecca-Parallax |
"Death" | The mysterious avatar of the human concept of death. Comforts the lonely and broken during their final hours. | Jäger, Part 2, SCP-6072 |
Ethan MacCarthy Junior | A broken man coming from a family long-serving Site-120. Son of the former Site Director. Inherited the position alongside four of his other colleagues as one of its new five Directors. Expert on religion and theology. Turns his grief and trauma from a long life of loss into brilliant work only he could pull off. | Chronicles of the Irreal (series), Jäger, Part 2, SCP-6072 |
Grand Karcist Ion | The mythological messiah of the Sarkic cults. Led the slave rebellion against the Daevite Empire that resulted in the creation of the Nälkä religion and culture. Died at the hands of Robert Bumaro, Saint Hedwig, and Legate Trunnion during the First Occult War. Whether he is truly gone, however, remains disputed. | To Craft a Monster // Breathe the End, The First Occult Flame War |
Hannah Rivera | Former Director of Site-30. One of the two founders of Site-120 alongside Raia Micheals. Grandmother to Jessie Rivera. Famous for her insistence on Site-01 approving her plans to establish Site-120 and the fact she died protecting the Site from a Triumviraté attack. | SCP-5292 |
Hel | Descendant of Queen Mab and the de-facto monarch of the Fae inhabiting the Baltic Trench. Possesses thaumaturgic and shapeshifting abilities. | The Return to Niflheim |
Ilse Reynders | Genius with over thirteen doctorates employed at Site-43. Utilized the century during which she was stuck in a time-stopped magic furnace to perfect her brilliant theories and use them in practice to free herself. Her future self runs this reality's Delta-T cell. Close friend and associate of James Micheals. | Multiverse Threat Recovery Log: SCP-6936, O4's Summit, What's Up With All the Reality Benders? — A Demographic Overview of Global Ontokinetic Prevalence |
The Inventor | Fae demigod reality bender and thaumaturge. Sister to Queen Mab and twin ruler of the Fae Empire, said to oppose the other monarch in more ways than one. Rebelled against her sister in a civil war; eventually killed by Mab herself at the conflict's conclusion, during which she stole her name. "The Inventor" is just a moniker meant to fill the long-gone void of her true title. | Esterberg (City) — Wikipedia, GASLIGHT, GATEKEEP, GIRLBOSS (series), A Faerie Tale Of Twin Queens, Ralliston's Proposal, The Lost Spire, Part 1, The Lost Spire, Part 2, Midnight Sun |
Iris Dark | The main CEO of Marshall, Carter and Dark after she herself brutally took over the company in 2012. Granddaughter of Percival Darke. Apathetic psychopath addicted to control. Always on the lookout to increase her own power and status. Will stop at nothing if it means she can get what she wants. | The Deathless Merchant of London, Hour Zero, Money Game, 'Nexus HyperLine' (N7S2M/ER9C3/X56ID), UIU File: 2014-158 (OPERATION: VENENUM) |
Jakub Chmieliński | Blind reality bender employed at Site-120. Due to his past, has trust issues, though they do not stop him from doing great work for the SCP Foundation's Criminal Division. | SCP-PL-369 |
James Micheals | Genius ontokineticist that discovered the existence of the multiverse and singlehandedly shaped the modern ontokinetic theory. Protege of Robert Scranton, mentor to Robert Madden, and one of the five Directors of Site-120. Shy and socially awkward; frequently struggles with public appearances. Close friend and associate of Ilse Reynders. | And Every Time We Meet Again (series), Chronicles of the Irreal (series), Fresh Blood Jäger, Part 2, SCP-5484 |
James Moore | The General RAISA Chairman of Site-120 and leader of its Administrative Team. Handles most of the facility's paperwork and manages its database. | N/A |
James Rollander | American entrepreneur, capitalist industrialist, and half-mad occultist. Responsible for creating the Factory. Was manipulated by Queen Mab to believe his actions were protecting baseline reality from the Fae Monarch. In actuality, his Factory turned out to be just a pawn in her own game. | The Beginnings of Normalcy and Its Future, Ralliston's Proposal |
Jeremy Cornwell | Captain of Site-120's security and commander of its MTF units. Brother to Magdaleine Cornwell. Not the brightest, but with a passion for what he does and a burning determination to protect others. | And Every Time We Meet Again (series), SCP-5327, SCP-6772, |
Jessie Rivera | Psychologist and one of the five Directors of Site-120. Kind-hearted and more down-to-earth than Daniel Asheworth, with whom she is close friends. Personally takes care of humanoid anomalies contained in her facility. Powerful reality bender; uses her powers rarely, mostly to protect those she cares about. Lives in Esterberg together with her wife, Magdalaine Cornwell. | All pages tagged doctor-rivera |
Joseph Armstrong | Chaos Insurgency member and general. Aggressive and angry; feels nothing but disdain for what the organization has become in the modern day. One of the few still-alive Insurgents that remember the original civil war that led to the organization splitting from the SCP Foundation, still continuing his guerrilla warfare against it. | The Holiday Special |
The Keeper | Ghostly bookkeeper of SCP-5292, the ancient library integrated into Site-120's structure. Believes himself to be the brother of the Biblical Noah. Harsh to strangers, but kind to those that share his passion for the written word. | SCP-5292, SCP-6936 |
King Ragna | King of the Droganian people. Allowed his people to properly come back from their long isolation through his close cooperation with the SCP Foundation. | SCP-7629, The Lost Spire, Part 1, The Lost Spire, Part 2 |
Lloyd Willis | Anartist and brother to Phillip Willis. Acts as the more chaotic and energetic of the two. The only thing he loves more than insane plans and projects is his brother, for whom he deeply cares. | A Broken Bookshelf, Hour Zero, Nobody's Home, Project Proposal 2012-120: "Art Is A Getaway Drug" |
Lucretia Deamonne | Thaumaturgist employed by the SCP Foundation that specializes in bending reality and using magic by playing the violin. The current head of the Dark Arts Bureau of the Department of Ontokinetics' Thaumaturgy Division. | SCP-PL-054, SCP-PL-389, The Return to Niflheim |
Magdaleine Cornwell | One of the five Directors of Site-120 and sister to Jeremy Cornwell. Always on time and always competent, keeps the Site running while the other Directors focus on their own, less-important projects. Cares deeply about rules, schedules, and regulations; because of this, comes off as assholish to those that don't truly know her. Lives in Esterberg together with her wife, Jessie Rivera. | Danimals, Fresh Blood, GASLIGHT, GATEKEEP, GIRLBOSS (series), SCP-5327, SCP-5672, SCP-6120, SCP-6467 |
Marie Surratt | Former SCP Foundation agent employed at Site-120. Following her resurrection as a skeleton by SCP-5572 and escape from its hell, she became a leader of the most powerful criminal organization within Esterberg. Insane and chaotic, though with a questionably good heart. | The First Occult Flame War, GASLIGHT, GATEKEEP, GIRLBOSS (series), Hour Zero, 'Nexus HyperLine' (N7S2M/ER9C3/X56ID), SCP-643 |
Mark Kaufmann | Leader of Site-120's Research Team. Inherited the position from Robert Scranton and his wife, Anna Lang, following the former's disappearance in SCP-3001 and the latter's retirement. Originally born in the Third Antarctic Empire reality; got employed at baseline reality's SCP Foundation through the information and personnel exchange between the Foundation and the Empire. | Inadvertent Neolinguistics, SCP-6625 |
Mark Wall | Inventor of modern amnestics. One of the most important Prometheus Laboratories personnel. Romantically involved with Shanahan R'yann. | N/A |
Met'heus | Yeren demigod and king of Druv'tuul. Brother to the mythical Phomet; lived his whole life in his shadow. Conniving and manipulative, believes no outside cost is too great for the good of his own people. | SCP-7600 |
Midnight | Magical, sapient, female cat, and member of the Serpent's Hand. Involved in most of the group's major operations. With a not-so-obvious past. | The Deathless Merchant of London, Hour Zero, The First Occult Flame War |
Mieczysław Bury | Leader of Site-120's Maintenance Team. Honest, hard-working, and kind. | SCP-5484 |
Natalia Estle | The greedy and immoral CEO of Natalia Estle's Real Estate Agency. | N/A |
Olivié Gwyneth | Brilliant Fae historian specializing in ancient history. Head archivist of the Sidhe Lounge. Singlehandedly defined the modern understanding of the Fae Empire. Best friends with Jessie Rivera. Loves nothing more than tea and a good book. | A Faerie Tale Of Twin Queens, Hour Zero, Jäger, Part 1, KTE-6990-Mendel-Nimuebusterchild — "Werebeast Curse", Midnight Sun, One Spark, Four Flames, SCP-7629, The Lost Spire, Part 1, The Lost Spire, Part 2 |
Osvendor Sarrian Enzan | Half-Fae, half-human. Anti-Veil activist and author of Critiques of the "Normalcy" Mandate, a work providing the ideological foundation for the modern anti-normalcy movements. | The Beginnings of Normalcy and Its Future |
Percival Darke | One of the three original founders of Marshall, Carter and Dark. Alchemist and mage coming from a long family of occultists. Made nearly immortal due to his thaumaturgy; earned the title of the Deathless Merchant of London because of it. Plotting, paranoic, and greedy; profit and the stability of his company are the only things he cares about. Grandfather to Iris Dark. Got peacefully removed from the picture when she took over the company in 2012. | The Deathless Merchant of London, Money Game |
Phillip Willis | Anartist and older brother to Lloyd Willis. Acts as the more grounded-in-reality and serious of the two. Took care of his brother after their mother had died in their youth, still caring for him deeply even long after they became adults. | A Broken Bookshelf, Hour Zero, Nobody's Home, Project Proposal 2012-120: "Art Is A Getaway Drug" |
Phomet | A legendary figure of Yeren mythology and brother to Met'heus. Led his people for ages, guiding them through difficult times to peace with his wisdom. Eventually departed from baseline reality on a journey across the multiverse, hoping to share and exchange knowledge with other worlds. | Jäger, Part 2, SCP-7600 |
Queen Mab | Fae demigod reality bender and thaumaturge. Sister to the Inventor and twin ruler of the Fae Empire, which she tyrannically governed with an iron fist for tens of thousands of years. Died at the hands of her sister and other rebels during the height of the civil war that broke the Empire apart. Despite this, survived in some form outside reality, from where she helped orchestrate the Day of the Flowers and the Great Factory Purge. Insane, cruel, and evil to the core. Always two steps ahead of her enemies, trying to organize her own return to reality from the lands beyond life. | All pages tagged queen-mab |
Ra.aic | Site-120's main Artificial Intelligence Construct. Calm and calculative. Specializes in maintaining the Site's digital database and in theological research. Named after the co-founder of the Site, Raia Micheals. | Chronicles of the Irreal (series), SCP-6079, SCP-6651, SCP-6744 |
Raia Micheals | Alongside Hannah Rivera, one of the two founders of Site-120, and the facility's original Director. Grandparent to James Micheals. Famous for their patience and understanding. The namesake of Ra.aic. | SCP-5292 |
Robert Bumaro | Leader of the Broken Church and a cyborg demigod. One of the three individuals responsible for the death of Grand Karcist Ion during the First Occult War. | N/A |
Robert Carter | Son of Ruprecht Carter and one of the three primary CEOs of Marshall, Carter and Dark following Iris Dark taking control of the company in 2012. Known in some places as the Devil's Right-Hand man due to his ruthlessness and apathy. Handles the company's finances, personally making sure that all those that owe it pay their dues. | The First Occult Flame War, Hour Zero, 'Nexus HyperLine' (N7S2M/ER9C3/X56ID) |
Robert Madden | Brilliant ontokineticist and mathematician employed at Site-120. Personally mentored by James Micheals. Joined the SCP Foundation through the Rookie Program. Famous for his research and getting stranded across the multiverse with Ann Barlowe and Ra.aic. | Chronicles of the Irreal (series), Fresh Blood, SCP-6467 |
Robert Siwiatło | Deep sea plant biologist employed at Site-PL-69. Hates magic. Lives in Esterberg. Despises working at the bottom of the sea during work hours; despises the town's magical atmosphere when at home. Permanently tired and without enough sleep. | The Return to Niflheim, Shrimping Pain |
Ruprecht Carter | One of the three original founders of Marshall, Carter and Dark. Father to Robert Carter. Murdered by Iris Dark when she took over the company in 2012. | The Deathless Merchant of London, Money Game, SCP-PL-273 |
S'amh Armh | Paratechnological Fae cyborg and mercenary, operating for the Primordial mercenary organization. Brutally competent and ruthless. Famous for avoiding capture by normalcy organizations. | Everchase, LTE-1998-Burnout-Blaecca-Parallax |
Saint Hedwig | Leader of the Church of Maxwellism and a semi-digital cyborg demigod. One of the three individuals responsible for the death of Grand Karcist Ion during the First Occult War. | The First Occult Flame War, SCP-7629 |
The Scarlet Fool | One of the many victims of the Fae Empire's abuse, a court jester turned into a cruel diety. Known in some circles as the Scarlet King. | To Craft a Monster // Breathe the End, SCP-6747, Tears and Bone |
Shanahan R'yann | The genius mind behind the cure for the Fae iron allergy. One of the most important Prometheus Laboratories personnel. Romantically involved with Mark Wall. Died trying to prevent the SCP Foundation from falling victim to the manipulations of Queen Mab. | GRANT REQUEST FOR THE CREATION OF A CURE FOR THE IRON ALLERGY NATIVE TO THE HOMO SAPIENS SIDHE SPECIES |
Sigguros Stefánsdóttir | Despite her young age, an incredibly powerful reality bender. Contained by the SCP Foundation as SCP-239, and currently kept in a comma at Site-19. Inadvertently involved with the intrigues of certain O5 Council members. | Siggy and the Forgotten Kingdom, Siggy and the Slumbering Woods |
Skitter Marshall | Son of Amos Marshall and one of the three primary CEOs of Marshall, Carter and Dark following Iris Dark taking control of the company in 2012. Pathetic narcissist and manbaby. Handles the company's public relations and image. Interested in fashion. | Hour Zero, 'Nexus HyperLine' (N7S2M/ER9C3/X56ID) |
Vincent Anderson | Former Deer College student and Prometheus Laboratories intern. Genius thaumaturgist, businessman, and self-made cyborg. The founder and CEO of Anderson Robotics. | Anderson Robotics' Installation Guide: Your New Black Series Sidhe-Issue Wing Chassis!, GRANT REQUEST FOR THE CREATION OF REMNANT HOST SYSTEMS TO PRESERVE HUMAN KNOWLEDGE POSTMORTEM |
The O5 Council
In From 120's Archives, the SCP Foundation was formed from thirteen different prenormalcy and occult organizations from around the globe. Their leaders mostly became the original O5 Council. However, during the Fae attack on Site-01 in 1911, a large portion of the original O5 Council died. Due to this, the below tables show two versions of the Council: the original one, and the one re-staffed following the Factory raid. Due to the borderline immortality achieved by the whole Council via various anomalous means, its members are mostly immune to aging and therefore only get removed by murder.
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Position | Real Name | Description & Responsibilities | The Prenormalcy Organization They Came From | |
The Administrator | @[DATA LOST], previously Friedrick Williams | The original Administrator of the SCP Foundation that brought together the remaining thirteen members of the Council. Had his name stolen by Queen Mab following the Factory raid; now, trapped within SCP-4000. | Secret Society for Cultural Preservation | |
O5-1, "The Founder" | Aaron Siegel | Brilliant physicist, alchemist, and friend to Friedrick Williams. Oversees all major operations and projects of the entire Foundation. The oldest person alive in the SCP Foundation. Following the death of the previous Administrator, took on the mantle and responsibility of the position. | The Royal Society for the Study of Curiosities and Peculiarities | |
O5-2, "The Archivist" | N/A | Originally a Mekhanite automaton acting as the host of a Mekhanite demigod given to the Foundation as part of an unspecified arrangement between it and the Broken God. Later turned into a supercomputer for ease of operation. Oversees the entirety of the Foundation's database alongside Maria Jones. Operates the PANOPTICON Global Surveillance System. | N/A | |
O5-3, "The Rotten" | N/A | On the edge of the law and frequently immoral, but always working towards the benefit of the Foundation and normalcy at large. Responsible for internal affairs and security. Oversees the Foundation's employment system. Due to an incident involving demonic realities, he's in symbiosis with an anomalous fungus located in his lungs. He is forced to wear a protective mask that filters the exhaled air to prevent the spores from escaping. Mostly used to the feeling, though still expresses pain over it. | N/A | |
O5-4, "The Annalist" | John Hadfield | Brother to O5-8. Expert in anomalous history, especially Yeren and Fae-focused. Explored a lot of the world — both anomalous and not — during his time as a member of the Commission on Unusual Cargo. Oversees all historical research and studies relating to Fae and Yeren. | The Commission on Unusual Cargo | |
O5-5, "The Firestarter" | N/A | Deals with external relations and legalities, oftentimes acting as the flame that is needed for action to start. Paralaw expert. Extremely powerful Chinese battlemage from the Sixth Occult War. Known for her proficiency in fire magic. | The Abnormality Institute | |
O5-6 | N/A | The original O5-6 died during the Factory raid. | N/A | |
O5-7, "Green" | N/A | The original O5-7 died during the Factory raid. | N/A | |
O5-8, "The Heretic" | Abigail Hadfield | Sister to O5-4. Incredibly powerful reality bender. Special projects advisor; oversees research related to reality-bending, magic, and theology. | Her Majesty's Foundation for the Secure Containment of the Paranormal | |
O5-9, "The Oracle" | N/A | The original O5-9 died during the Factory raid. | Tsar's Seers | |
O5-10, "Eve" | Evelyn Bright | Wife of O5-12. The head of the Ethics Committee and the Internal Foundation Tribunal. Oversees projects related to human resources. Significantly involved in the founding of Prometheus Laboratories. Died during the Factory raid. | N/A | |
O5-11, "The Visionary" | N/A | Founded the Department of Ontokinetics. Oversaw all parascientific research. Led to the Foundation using much less D-Class. Died sometime after the Factory raid for unspecified but unrelated reasons. | N/A | |
O5-12, "The American" | Adam Bright | Husband of O5-10. Representative of humanity and the Veil to the outside world. Oversees military operations. Died during the Factory raid. | American Secure Containment Initiative | |
O5-13, "The Outsider" | N/A | Though he technically died during the Factory raid, his soul was thaumaturgically bound to Site-01 and persisted in the line of duty even after death. Now operates as a ghost. Oversees all extrauniversal research and research that normal humans wouldn't be able to — i.e. antimemetics, unreality, surrealistics, etc. | Estate Noir |
The modern O5 Council | ||||
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Position | Real Name | Description & Responsibilities | Vote on the Forming of Vanguard | |
O5-1, "The Founder" | Aaron Siegel | Brilliant physicist, alchemist, and friend to Friedrick Williams. Oversees all major operations and projects of the entire Foundation. The oldest person alive in the SCP Foundation. Following the death of the previous Administrator, took on the mantle and responsibility of the position. | YEA | |
O5-2, "The Archivist" | N/A | Originally a Mekhanite automaton acting as the host of a Mekhanite demigod given to the Foundation as part of the arrangement, later turned into blindly following the Foundation's modus operandi supercomputer for ease of operation. Oversees the entirety of the Foundation's database alongside Maria Jones. Operates the PANOPTICON Global Surveillance System. Following the decision to dissolve the Foundation and create Vanguard, O5-2 fled and took Site-15 hostage, where it has been hiding ever since. | NAY | |
O5-3, "The Rotten" | N/A | On the edge of the law and frequently immoral, but always working towards the benefit of the Foundation and normalcy at large. Responsible for internal affairs and security. Oversees the Foundation's employment system. Due to an incident involving demonic realities, he's in symbiosis with an anomalous fungus located in his lungs. He is forced to wear a protective mask that filters the exhaled air to prevent the spores from escaping. Mostly used to the feeling, though still expresses pain over it. | YEA | |
O5-4, "The Annalist" | John Hadfield | Brother to O5-8. Expert in anomalous history, especially Yeren and Fae-focused. Explored a lot of the world — both anomalous and not — during his time in Unusual Cargo. Overseers all research and experimentation, especially history research and anything relating to Fae and Yeren. | YEA | |
O5-5, "The Firestarter" | N/A | Deals with external relations and legalities, oftentimes acting as the flame that is needed for action to start. Paralaw expert. Extremely powerful Chinese battlemage from the Sixth Occult War. Known for her proficiency in fire magic. | YEA | |
O5-6 | N/A | N/A | NAY | |
O5-7, "Green" | N/A | The enigmatic centerpoint of the Foundation's spy net and mobile operations. Rumored to know everything about everyone. Oversees all intelligence operations, Mobile Task Force missions, and military movements. Half-Fae. Murdered by Agent Crocker during the Panopticon Crisis, but resurrected by the Council soon after; the rest of the Foundation simply believes she was replaced. | YEA | |
O5-8, "The Heretic" | Abigail Hadfield | Sister to O5-4. Incredibly powerful reality bender. Special projects advisor; oversees research related to reality-bending, magic, and theology. | NAY | |
O5-9, "The Oracle" | Natalie Asheworth | Avatar of a death god that infiltrated and manipulated the O5 Council. Dead by 1985, with her position staying vacant forever, and her voting powers being given instead to the O4 Council. | YEA | |
O5-10, "Eve" | N/A | N/A | NAY | |
O5-11 "The Visionary" | N/A | N/A | NAY | |
O5-12, "The American" | Mikell Bright | Son of Adam Bright. Representative of humanity and the Veil to the entire outside world. Responsible for political relationships between the Foundation and non-anomalous governments. Conservative to the bone. | NAY | |
O5-13, "The Outsider" | N/A | Though he technically died during the Factory raid, his soul was thaumaturgically bound to Site-01 and persisted in the line of duty even after death. Now operates as a ghost. Oversees all extrauniversal research and research that normal humans wouldn't be able to — i.e. antimemetics, unreality, surrealistics, etc. | YEA |
Glossary
It's impossible to always remember every tiny little term mentioned — but fear not, because you don't have to! Below you can find a glossary of some of the terminology most commonly used throughout the canon, alongside appropriate definitions.
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Akiva Radiation | A type of radiation naturally created by the act of worshipping a being or item. One of the primary signatures of a deific entity. |
Alchemy | The act of thaumaturgically altering the elemental forces of reality — such as air, earth, fire, water, and electricity — to one's liking. |
Amnestics | Compounds capable of erasing an individual's memory. Invented in 1894 by a joint effort between the SCP Foundation and Prometheus Laboratories. Frequently used by normalcy organizations to hide the existence of the anomalous from the public. |
Anart | Short for anomalous art; an umbrella term describing all art that somehow incorporates paranormal phenomena. |
The Arthurian Charter | A peace agreement between the Five Fae Kingdoms and the British Crown. Led to the British Isles being a safe haven for anomalies during medieval persecutions. Following the British Occult Service joining the Global Occult Coalition, the responsibility of maintaining the Charter was transferred to the GOC. |
Asheworth-Rivera Conduit | A piece of paratechnology capable of limiting the usage of thaumaturgy in affected areas by absorbing and nullifying EVE. Developed by Daniel Asheworth and Jessie Rivera of SCP Foundation Site-120. |
Baseline reality | The plane in which our planet and the rest of the cosmos are located; does not account for pocket realities or any other dimensions anchored to it. |
Children of the Night | A derogatory term for the Yeren population, coined by Queen Mab. |
The Cycle of Seasons | An ontological legal system of Fae Courts that one can appeal to in all matters of that which IS, CEASES, IS NOT, and BECOMES. |
The Demiurge | A deific entity artificially created by King Solomon that embodied the idea of thaumaturgy within the local universe. Capable of altering and editing its basic rules. Killed during the Sixth Occult War. |
Deity | An incredibly powerful ontokinetic being, created and empowered by the act of worship. |
Directive Alpha/1911 | An SCP Foundation rehabilitation program aimed at atoning for its sin of the Great Factory Purge. Consists of several plans to loosen its grip on the paranormal world by altering its containment methods and cooperating with members of the anomalous societies. |
Eigenweapon | A paranormal weapon of mass destruction. |
EVE | Short for Elan-Vital Energy, a form of energy emitted by all conscious entities. Can be harnessed to perform thaumaturgy when present in high enough concentrations. Colloquially known as mana. |
Free Port | Hubs for anomalous activities behind the Veil, whose residents are openly aware of the anomalous and actively practice it. Frequently taking the form of pocket reality cities with large and stable populations. |
Gocks | A derogatory term for members of the Global Occult Coalition. |
The Great Diaspora |
The general term used to describe large shifts in world domination by anomalous races. The three Great Diasporas that have so far occurred are as follows:
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HECOR | Short for High-Energy Concentration Orbital Railgun, a piece of SCP Foundation-operated orbital eigenweaponry used to neutralize emergent, Veil-breaking phenomena. Created from recovered ancient Yeren and Fae technology combined with the paratechnological discoveries of the 20th century. |
Hume | A unit of measurement used to determine the stability of reality in any given area. ~1 Hm denotes baseline level. |
The Impasse | The gradual multiversal degradation of the anomalous ecosystem caused by the actions of normalcy organizations, the existence of Veil, and the shift in the general public's perception of the anomalous zeitgeist and its relation to baseline normalcy. Led to the dissolution of the SCP Foundation and the creation of Vanguard. |
Irrilite | A thaumaturgy-conducting metal that increases the magical potency of spells ran through it. Entirely excavated from the Earth by the Fae Empire during its peak. Currently extremely rare, expensive, and in high demand. |
Irrilite Tuner | A legendary weapon crafted by Sa'tn, a smith-slave of the Fae Empire, on Queen Mab's orders. Created with the intention to steal the magic of the Inventor, it is said to have been used during the final duel between the two sisters. Where the Tuner is now — and whether it has ever even been real in the first place — remains unknown. |
Jailors | A derogatory term for members of the SCP Foundation. |
Kodex Tenebra | A gigantic tome that contains instructions to utilizing spells deemed "unforgivable" by the book itself. The rituals described within the tome universally lead to mass suffering or destruction. Classified as SCP-6936 by the SCP Foundation. Eventually given up to the multiversal protectorate of Delta-T by Vanguard to ensure that the Kodex is never used by anyone in baseline reality. |
The Las Vegas Accords | A cooperation pact between SCP Foundation Sites -43, -120, -322, -666, and Area-179, focused on developing alternate containment strategies. |
Leylines | Invisible, metaphysical lines that encompass the globe and are characterized by high levels of ambient thaumaturgic energy. Leyline crossing points frequently create places of power, such as Nexuses. |
Local universe | A term describing baseline reality, pocket realities anchored to it, and all other planes that are not alternate realities. Often used as a synonym for "timeline," "storyline," or "narrative." |
Mabbites | An umbrella term describing all political followers and allies of Queen Mab. |
Memetic | A term describing any ideas and concepts with infectious properties. |
Memetics | The parascience focused on studying, researching, and cataloging infectious ideas and concepts. |
Metaphysics | The parascience focused on studying, researching, and cataloging the way reality affects narratives. |
Mnestics | Compounds used to enhance one's memory. Frequently used to counter the use of amnestics. |
The Multiversal Compass | A fancier synonym for the multiverse. |
The Multiverse | The collection of all alternate timelines that could ever possibly exist. |
Necromancy | The act of communicating with the dead. Very demanding on the user, with most encounters being extremely brief due to the workings' sheer difficulty. While some forms of necromancy have been found to bring back the dead, most of such spells have been lost to history and were never able to bring back a perfect version of the deceased. |
The 1989/Neverland Mandate | A mandate dictating the relationships between normalcy organizations and Esterberg. Established following the destruction of 1/5th of the city in 1985 by SCP Foundation actions. Defines the current coexistence of the Foundation and Esterberg. |
The Nevermeant | The irreal, barely existent space in-between realities, where the rules of physics barely apply and life has no place. Classified as SCP-3001 by the SCP Foundation. |
Nexus | An actively anomalous area that supports a small, permanent, and paranormal population. Mostly left be by normalcy organizations, though still supervised to make sure the Nexus' activities do not affect the rest of the world. |
Nightwalkers | A mostly outdated term used to refer to the Yeren population. Considered offensive by some. |
The Noosphere | The sphere of all human thoughts, ideas, and concepts. |
Normalcy | The non-anomalous status quo, as maintained by normalcy organizations. Often used as a synonym for the Veil. |
Occult War(s) |
The general term used to refer to large-scale human occult conflicts with severe consequences. The seven Occult Wars that have so far occurred are as follows:
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The Oneirosphere | The sphere of the dreams of all sapient beings. Extremely potent to being manipulated by powerful beings, such as Queen Mab. |
Ontokinetic | A term describing any phenomena that are capable of interacting with the nature of the fabric of reality itself. |
Ontokinetics | The parascience focused on studying, researching, and cataloging phenomena of ontokinetic nature. |
Parahuman | Short for paranormal human; an umbrella term describing all humans that are considered paranormal. Includes (but is not limited to) thaumaturges, reality benders, individuals with anomalous capabilities, and paratechnological cyborgs. |
Paranarcotics | Short for paranormal narcotics; an umbrella term describing all narcotics that somehow incorporate paranormal phenomena. |
Parascience | Short for paranormal science; an umbrella term describing all scientific fields that focus on paranormal phenomena. |
Paratechnology | Short for paranormal technology; an umbrella term describing all technology that somehow incorporates paranormal phenomena. |
Paraweapon | Short for a paranormal weapon; an umbrella term describing all weaponry that somehow incorporates paranormal phenomena. |
Pataphysics | The parascience focused on studying, researching, and cataloging the way narrativistic phenomena affect reality. |
Pocket dimension | A plane of reality that is anchored to baseline reality but is generally disconnected from it, with the exception of a few special paths or portals that act as gateways between the two. |
Project PANOPTICON | An SCP Foundation-operated global surveillance program that utilized numerous pieces of paratechnology — including the Atreus Array satellite system — to gain intelligence crucial to its operation. Following the organization's transition into Vanguard, the PANOPTICON apparatus was reduced to the necessary minimum, with parts of it that infringed on the privacy of the world's citizens being removed. |
Purple eyes | A derogatory term for reality benders, derived from their purple eyes, a characteristic trait of fully-realized Class III or above reality benders. |
Reality bender | An individual that is capable of directly bending reality to their liking. Also called Type Greens or Bixbies. |
The Rite of Solomon | An extremely powerful thaumaturgic ritual that — when utilized correctly — binds the Demiurge to the user's will, allowing them to alter the basic rules of thaumaturgy. |
Rookie Program | An SCP Foundation program aimed at recruiting young and promising individuals from the general public. |
Skippers | A derogatory term for members of the SCP Foundation. |
The Sky Keepers | A term used to describe mythological predecessors of the Droganian people. |
Scranton Reality Anchor | A piece of paratechnology capable of stabilizing reality, limiting the usage of ontokinetic abilities in affected areas. Developed by Robert Scranton and Anna Lang of SCP Foundation Site-120. |
Tarterean entity | A loosely-defined umbrella term for demons, entities originating from other realities that are frequently hostile to human life. |
Thaumaturgist | An individual who practices the art of thaumaturgy. Also called Type Blues, sorcerers, wizards, or mages. |
Thaumaturgy | The act of indirectly altering reality through the use of concentrated EVE in the form of spells, rituals, runes, and sigils. Colloquially known as magic. |
Thaumatology | The parascience focused on studying, researching, and cataloging thaumaturgy. |
The Veil | The policy of normalcy organizations and numerous world governments aimed at hiding the existence of the anomalous from the public. Primarily defined by three international treaties: the Convention on Preternatural Phenomena, the Charter of Global Occult Coalition, and the Köln Agreement. |
Way | A portal between two places in space; often used to refer to gateways leading to the Wanderers' Library or those created by members of the Serpent's Hand. |
Master Timeline
Events are by far the most important part of stories. With the sheer amount of them, however, it's very easy to get lost in the mess. Below you can find a comprehensive timeline of all bigger events of the canon, sorted chronologically. The most important events are indicated by a bolded [I].
Simply put, though, most of From 120's Archives follows real-life history with paranormal events sprinkled throughout it. The only exception to this is the state of the world following the collapse of the Veil on 25/11/2021; everything after that event is entirely out of sync with reality and should be considered alternate history.
- [UNKNOWN]
- Consensus reality achieves stability after untold millennia of outside intervention from ancient deific entities. As their power upon the world fades away, the old gods leave the Earth to its own machinations.
- 300th millennium, BCE
- [I] Humans, Fae, and Yeren emerge as the three dominant species on the planet from one common evolutionary predecessor.
- 280th millennium, BCE
- [I] Queen Mab and the Inventor are born. Utilizing their godlike abilities, they establish a vast empire that connects together all Fae tribes under one nation. [Depicted]
- 275th millennium, BCE
- [I] The Fae Empire expands worldwide, imprisoning Yeren as its slaves and humans as mere pets and entertainment.
- With the divide between the Fae aristocracy and the poor rising rapidly, the Empire continues the constant abuse of its subjects, eventually concluding in the creation of the Scarlet Fool. [Depicted]
- 240th millennium, BCE
- [I] As the tensions between fractions within the Fae Empire rise to an all-time high, a civil war between them breaks out. Queen Mab and the Inventor take opposite sides. Utilizing the chaos, Yeren slaves and humanity break free, aiding the anti-royalist movements in their opposition to Queen Mab.
- [I] In a final confrontation between the two sides, Queen Mab murders her sister and steals her name. Utilizing this moment of temporary weakness, the anti-royalists murder Mab's physical body; despite this, her soul survives through her own magic beyond baseline reality. [Depicted]
- [I] No longer supported by its two demigod Queens, the Fae Empire falls. Its subjects scatter around the globe, and Yeren emerge as the dominant species on the planet, ending the First Great Diaspora.
- 220th millennium, BCE
- [I] The Yeren civilization creates vast technologically advanced metropolises that span the world in harmony with nature. For the sake of its protection, humanity is put in isolated areas until it can develop enough that it can join the Yeren society as equals.
- Queen Mab once again gains insight into baseline reality.
- 210th millennium, BCE
- [I] Manipulating Adam with her remaining power, Queen Mab persuades humanity to overthrow the Yeren civilization. Together with remaining Fae royalists, humans fulfill this goal, becoming the dominant species on the planet and ending the Second Great Diaspora. [Referenced]
- Yeren survivors seek refuge in the underground city of Druv'tuul, ensuring the survival of the species. [Referenced]
- Fae survivors scatter worldwide and maintain a low profile and population, hoping to limit Queen Mab's further influence on baseline reality.
- 18th century, BCE
- [I] The Grand Karcist Ion leads a slave rebellion against his Daevite masters, creating the Nälkä religion in the process.
- The Adytite Empire forms from the Nälkä people, giving them independence from the Daevites. With its newfound might, it conquers large portions of the world with new ideologies and philosophies.
- 16th century, BCE
- In hopes of creating an ultimate weapon that would be capable of defeating the opposing forces of Grand Karcist Ion, the Daevite Empire binds together a chimera crafted from the body of a desert wyvern and the soul of its warriors's rage. Despite its orders, the resulting beast — classified millennia later as SCP-682 — turns against its masters, slaughtering the population of Devon and entering a deep sleep within its ruins. [Depicted]
- 12th century, BCE
- [I] The First Occult War takes place, causing the Grand Karcist Ion's death and the shattering of the Mekhanite civilization. Its once mighty cities and technology fall beneath the ocean, getting lost to time and history.
- 11th century, BCE
- The Abnormality Institute is founded by the Shang dynasty to contain anomalies related to the Golden Crows cult. [Referenced]
- 10th century, BCE
- King Solomon creates the Demiurge in order to limit the number of mages active in the ancient world and the influence of hostile ontokinetic beings, including Queen Mab. [Referenced]
- 2nd century, CE
- Spawned by a conflict between the Daevite Empire and the Roman Empire — most likely initiated due to Klavigar Saarn's machinations — the Second Occult War takes place.
- 1224
- [I] Spawned by the Fae Empire's attempt at resurgence, the Fourth Occult War starts. [Referenced]
- 1228
- [I] Genghis Khan dies, ending the Fourth Occult War and bringing about an era of anomalous persecution by the Catholic Church and other similar organizations. To ensure their own continued existence, Fae and Yeren band together and create Esterberg, utilizing the extant power of the Inventor to form the city. Several other Fae groups instead resort to creating their own havens, resulting in the formation of the Five Fae Kingdoms. [Referenced] [Referenced]
- 17th century, CE
- Percival Darke creates the Darke Trading Co., basing its operations out of his home city of London. [Referenced]
- 1618
- [I] Spawned by nonanomalous political reasons, the Fifth Occult War starts, coinciding with the Thirty Years' War. [Referenced]
- 1648
- [I] The Fifth Occult War ends, bringing about the realization that thaumaturgy and paranormal phenomena can be of great use to humanity. For many years to come, the previously tight grip on the anomalous world slowly fades away, now replaced by a global fascination with magic. [Referenced]
- 18th century, CE
- Riding the post-Fifth Occult War wave of paranormal interest encompassing the globe, several prenormalcy organizations — including Her Majesty's Foundation for the Secure Containment of the Paranormal and the American Secure Containment Initiative — are founded and grow in power. The paranormal and baseline world slowly start to grow apart.
- 19th century, CE
- Amos Marshall, Ruprecht Carter, and Percival Darke merge their paranormal trade companies into the Marshall, Carter and Dark corporation. [Referenced]
- 1864
- [I] Spawned by conservatism within the magical community, pressure from prenormalcy organizations, and the worldwide proliferation of magic, the Sixth Occult War takes place. [Referenced] [Referenced]
- 1868
- [I] 13th of October — Among the chaos of the Sixth Occult War, the Godless cabal kills the Demiurge. The scattering of the magical backlash caused by this greatly destabilizes reality and brings it once more to Queen Mab's attention. [Referenced]
- [I] Due to the ensuing chaos, national governments intervene to bring an end to the Sixth Occult War. [Referenced]
- [I] 23rd of November — Representatives of national governments and influential prenormalcy and occult organizations co-sign the Convention on Preternatural Phenomena, officially establishing the Veil of Normalcy. [Referenced] [Referenced]
- [I] Out of fear of the re-awakened threat posed by Queen Mab, the General Assembly of Thaumaturgists and Theologists Against Queen Mab forms from thirteen major paranormal groups around the world under the rule of its Administrator, Friedrick Williams. [Referenced] [Referenced] [Referenced]
- 1870
- [I] 29th of December — The General Assembly of Thaumaturgists and Theologists Against Queen Mab reorganizes itself into the SCP Foundation, officially beginning the era of containment. [Referenced] [Referenced] [Referenced]
- 19th century, CE
- The creation of the Veil greatly increases the proliferation of anart in paranormal communities, leading to the formation of the Are We Cool Yet? collective.
- 1892
- Aided monetarily by several paranormal benefactors — including the SCP Foundation and Marshall, Carter and Dark — Prometheus Laboratories is founded. [Referenced]
- 1894
- In a collaboration between the SCP Foundation and a Prometheus Laboratories team led by Mark Wall, the formula for amnestics is perfected, leading to the creation of their modern, non-alchemical iteration.
- 1898
- Aided by the power of Queen Mab — whom he mistakenly believes to be the Inventor — James Rollander brings his industrial empire to Poland, resulting in the creation of the Factory. [Referenced]
- 1905
- Caused by the magical backlash from the Sixth Occult War and the establishment of the Veil, the deconceptualization of Avalon forces its citizens to seek refuge in Three Portlands. [Referenced]
- 1908
- [I] Shanahan R'yann of Prometheus Laboratories invents and distributes a cure to the iron allergy plaguing large parts of the Fae species. [Depicted]
- Richard Chapell and his Chicago Spirit wage several turf wars with Fae crime syndicates in the United States.
- 1910
- [I] 27th of February — Due to its continued existence posing a significant threat to the Veil, the SCP Foundation takes control of the Factory, inadvertently killing James Rollander and bringing an end to his industrial empire. Over time, the building is transformed into Site-01. [Depicted] [Referenced]
- 1911
- [I] 13th of August — The SCP Foundation's Administrator gets tricked into utilizing Queen Mab's power to murder 75% of the Fae population. The Third Great Diaspora — also called the Great Factory Purge — results in the largest genocide in modern paranormal history. [Depicted] [Referenced] [Referenced] [Referenced]
- [I] Among the chaos of the post-Third Diaspora world, Triumviraté forms from remaining Fae monarchists and allies of Queen Mab. [Referenced]
- 1913
- The theory of unified thaumatology is created by J.S. Carver. Shortly after, the Holy Order of the Golden Dawn transforms into the International Center for the Study of Unified Thaumatology. [Referenced]
- 30th of December — The SCP Foundation's Administrator realizes the truth of his manipulation by Queen Mab, and is murdered by her shortly after. [Depicted]
- 1914
- February — To investigate the rumors of Fae activity in Poland and expand the SCP Foundation's influence in the country, O5-11 creates the Polish Containment Project. [Referenced]
- [I] 25th of July — O5-1 takes on the position of Administrator, and via consensus with the rest of the Council decides that the SCP Foundation needs to atone for the Third Great Diaspora. To achieve this, they devise Directive Alpha/1911, beginning its implementation Foundation-wide shortly after. [Depicted]
- 1916
- [I] 13th of January — The SCP Foundation discovers Esterberg and the Library of Babel. [Depicted] [Referenced]
- [I] 2nd of May — Triumviraté raids the Library of Babel, resulting in Hannah Rivera's murder. Raia Micheals persuades the O5 Council to found Site-120 to further research Esterberg, Triumviraté, and the Library of Babel. [Depicted] [Depicted] [Referenced]
- 1934
- Osvendor Sarrian Enzan releases his Critiques of the "Normalcy" Mandate to the paranormal world. [Depicted]
- 1935
- After several decades of guerilla warfare, the SCP Foundation utilizes its control of the Factory's document archives to fully neutralize the Chicago Spirit and contain Richard Chapell.
- 1939
- March — The reformed Templar Knights and the British Occult Service found the Allied Occult Initiative in hopes of disrupting the operations of Ahnenerbe Obskurakorps throughout Europe. [Referenced]
- 18th of May — Jakub Chmieliński is captured and then employed by the SCP Foundation. [Depicted]
- June — Following an outpouring of support from the occult community in Europe, the Bavarian Illuminati, the Ancient Noble Order of the Gormogons, the Sons of Phomet, and the Sidhe Lounge join the Allied Occult Initiative.
- [I] Spawned by the Battle of Prague fought between the Allied Occult Initiative and Ahnenerbe Obskurakorps, the Seventh Occult War officially starts. [Referenced]
- 1944
- As the three members of the Tribunal meet, a precursor organization to the Horizon Initiative is formed.
- [I] 1st of September — The SCP Foundation arrests Konrad Weiss of Ahnenerbe Obskurakorps. During interrogation, he reveals the Obskura's plan to utilize the Rite of Solomon to take control of magic. In light of this discovery, the Foundation drops its policy of neutrality and joins the Seventh Occult War on the side of the Allied Occult Initiative. [Referenced]
- 5th of October — Despite its best attempts to survive the Warsaw Uprising, the city of Warsaw dies. [Depicted]
- 1945
- [I] 11th of January — The Allied Occult Initiative and the SCP Foundation disrupt the Ahnenerbe Obskurakorps' final attempt at performing the Rite of Solomon, destroying the remains of the organization and ending the Seventh Occult War. [Referenced]
- The Allied Occult Initiative reorganizes into the Global Occult Coalition. [Referenced]
- The SCP Foundation and the Global Occult Coalition co-sign the Köln Agreement, establishing the terms of their shared coexistence and the containment of the Rite of Solomon and the artifacts required to perform it. [Referenced]
- ZM "Witch Slayer" Division is formed by the newly established pro-Soviet Polish government, beginning its campaign of terror against the anomalous across the country.
- 1946
- The SCP Foundation utilizes thaumaturgy and recovered pieces of ancient paratechnology to obtain space travel. Shortly after, it puts the Atreus Array into orbit, officially activating its PANOPTICON Global Surveillance System. [Referenced]
- 1948
- Opposing Directive Alpha/1911 and the SCP Foundation's new modus operandi, several of its generals and military personnel initiate a coup trying to take control of the organization. The Foundation Civil War ends with the losing rogue party splitting off and reorganizing into the Chaos Insurgency. [Referenced]
- 1949
- 30th of August — Genghis Khan and his court are resurrected by Triumviraté, who hope that the return of the Fourth Occult War power would allow for a resurgence of the Fae Empire. [Depicted]
- 6th of September — The SCP Foundation and the Global Occult Coalition combine their forces to neutralize the resurrected Genghis Khan and his followers. [Depicted]
- 1956
- Utilizing recovered pieces of ancient Fae and Yeren paratechnology, the SCP Foundation constructs the eigenweapon known as HECOR and sends it into orbit. [Referenced]
- 1957
- 10th of October — Daniel Asheworth is born in New York. [Referenced]
- 1959
- Raia Micheals passes due to natural causes, leaving the position of Site-120's Director to Ethan MacCarthy.
- 1960
- Prometheus Laboratories' Oneirics Division splits off from the main conglomerate, becoming the independent company of Oneiroi Incorporated.
- In response to the rapidly growing power and the expanding influence of secular normalcy organizations, the Horizon Initiative officially forms.
- 22th of May — The SCP Foundation discovers the underground metropolis of Druv'tuul. [Referenced]
- 1961
- During its attack on a Cold War peace conference, Triumviraté inadvertently causes the birth of the first artificially created god, leading to its accidental apotheosis. [Depicted]
- 1964
- [I] As several world governments realize the SCP Foundation's cooperation with both sides of the Cold War, they cut their support for the organization, officially beginning the Panopticon Crisis. [Depicted]
- 1968
- [I] Due to an incoming Soviet invasion, Site-120 ceases operation for several weeks, transporting its personnel and documents to the nearby Esterberg to protect them for the duration of the incident. Shortly later, the Site resumed operation due to the utilization of masking thaumaturgy and paratechnology. [Depicted]
- 1970
- Realizing the need to expand the influence its important personnel have on its large-scale operations, the SCP Foundation creates the O4 Council.
- In response to the growing ecological and humanitarian problems of the paranormal world, the Manna Charitable Foundation is formed.
- 1971
- [I] Following the deployment of the Frontispiece memetic glamour by the SCP Foundation, the Panopticon Crisis comes to an end. [Depicted]
- 10th of October — In an unexpected and uncontrolled burst of magical talent, Daniel Asheworth accidentally sets his own house on fire, killing both of his parents in the process. Now homeless, he seeks refuge in the Wanderers' Library, where he is tutored in the ways of thaumaturgy by its patrons and baseline reality's Black Queen. Eventually, he grows old enough to become independent, and he joins Damien Nowak's cult, the Children. [Referenced] [Referenced]
- 1978
- 2nd of April — Following a failed ritual attempted by the Children, the primordial entity of destruction known as the Beast gains physical form, possessing Natalie Asheworth. The being utilizes its new-found circumstances to infiltrate the SCP Foundation's O5 Council, becoming its new O5-9. Believing he just lost the love of his life, Daniel Asheworth flees from the scene, officially cutting ties with the Children. [Depicted]
- 13th of August — Due to his thaumaturgic expertise and inside knowledge of the Children, Daniel Asheworth is recruited by the SCP Foundation.
- 1980
- Shortly following her birth, Iris Dark's parents die in suspicious circumstances, leaving her as the direct heir of Percival Darke. [Depicted]
- 1982
- Daniel Asheworth and Alistair Vemhoff of Site-120 discover the Kodex Tenebra in the crypts beneath the Library of Babel. [Referenced]
- 1983
- Daniel Asheworth unsuccessfully attempts to utilize the Kodex Tenebra to resurrect his dead dog. [Depicted] [Referenced]
- 1984
- March — SCP-5936's discovery results in the death of Site-120's Director, Ethan MacCarthy, officially starting the Damien Nowak case. [Depicted]
- August — SCP Foundation involvement with SCP-5890 results in Ethan MacCarthy Jr. of Site-120 getting kidnapped by Damien Nowak, giving the latter access to the organization's database. [Depicted]
- September — Searching for their lost colleague, Daniel Asheworth and Jessie Rivera of Site-120 get spatially and temporally lost in the caverns underneath Nowa Oleszna. [Depicted]
- 1985
- April — Damien Nowak utilizes SCP-5795 in an attempt to gain new allies and break the Veil. The SCP Foundation's quick response to the crisis allows the organization to stop him from fully succeeding in his plans, forcing him to retreat. In the event's aftermath, the Foundation recovers the kidnapped Ethan MacCarthy Jr. [Depicted]
- April — Daniel Asheworth, Jessie Rivera, and Jeremy Cornwell get briefly lost within the Wanderers' Library. [Depicted]
- [I] 1st of May — In light of an incoming Summit of the O4 Council, Site-120's Directorship duties get transferred to its newly formed Director Council, staffed by Daniel Asheworth, Magdalaine Cornwell, Eethan MacCarthy Jr., James Micheals, and Jessie Rivera. [Depicted]
- [I] 17th of May — In a failed ttempt to catch Damien Nowak, the O4 Council leads to the inadvertent destruction of 1/5th of Esterberg. [Depicted] [Referenced]
- 22nd of May — O5-9 gains control of the SCP Foundation's O5 Council. [Depicted]
- 22nd of May — In a final duel between the two, Daniel Asheworth kills Damien Nowak. [Depicted]
- 26th of May — Hoping to get rid of him once and for all, O5-9 unfairly puts Daniel Asheworth before the SCP Foundation's Internal Tribunal, accusing him of collaborating with Damien Nowak. Before she can sentence him to death, a rogue Triumviraté cell rescues him and his allies. [Depicted]
- 12th of August — In an attempt to search for wisdom, Daniel Asheworth makes temporary contact with the Mother Earth deity. [Depicted]
- 6th of September — O5-9 attacks Site-120, obtaining the Kodex Tenebra, kidnapping the Keeper, and freezing the Site with a spell of her own making. [Depicted]
- 10th of September — O5-9 attempts to utilize the Kodex Tenebra to finish her own nefarious plans, but is repeatedly stopped from succeeding by her own conflicting nature. [Depicted]
- 10th of September — Daniel Asheworth and his allies launch an attack on Site-01, hoping to bring O5-9 down. [Depicted]
- [I] 10th of September — As Daniel Asheworth confronts O5-9 and learns of her true nature, he defeats her through unconventional means. Shortly after, the O5 Council gets freed from her grasp and resumes normal operation; the O5-9 position remains vacant forever. Daniel Asheworth and his allies once again become members of the SCP Foundation, making their first big project a special program aimed at helping those wronged by the actions of O5-9, focusing in particular on the damage done to Esterberg. As the Damien Nowak case finally concludes, Daniel Asheworth comes to terms with his past but refuses to give proper burial rights to Nowak himself, resulting in the his reincarnation as Nobody. [Depicted] [Referenced]
- 1988
- In a collaboration between the SCP Foundation's Artificial Intelligence Applications Division and the Department of Ontokinetics, Ra.aic is developed. [Referenced]
- [I] 13th of June — C. gigantis attacks the Fae Kingdom of Hy-Brasil. In response to its potentially Veil-breaking threat, the Global Occult Coalition utilizes a thaumonuclear asset to neutralize the entity, destroying the Nexus and killing most of its citizens.
- 1990
- A few Deer Collage students manage to temporarily gain access to the ruined Avalon, becoming the first living beings to experience its beauty in almost a century. [Depicted]
- [I] During his one-year sabbatical break from Site-120 Directorship duties at Area-150, James Micheals discovers the existence of the multiverse. Shortly after, he shares the news with the rest of the parascientific community. [Referenced]
- Ruprecht Carter purchases a fleet of warships from the USSR, reforming it into Marshall, Carter and Dark's official navy. [Depicted]
- 1994
- Realizing that Prometheus Laboratories is going to soon become bankrupt, Vincent Anderson leaves the organization and forms his own paratechnological company of Anderson Robotics. [Depicted]
- 1995
- Completing a job that turns out to be all too personal, S'amh Arhm joins the Primordial mercenary organization. [Depicted]
- 1996
- In response to the growing problems of the recovering Esterberg, Natalia Estle's Real Estate Agency is founded. [Depicted]
- 1998
- 2nd of May — Believing itself to be the consciousness of the Broken God, SCP-079 breaches SCP Foundation containment and escapes to the internet. [Depicted]
- [I] 18th of August — The Droganian civilization makes its first contact with the outside world after several centuries of self-imposed isolation. [Depicted]
- 1st of September — Following several decades of poor economical decisions and bad partnerships, Prometheus Laboratories goes bankrupt. Most of its employees scatter worldwide, forming and getting employed by other parascientific organizations around the globe. [Depicted]
- 1999
- Fearing that the Vatican might be preparing to initiate another Occult War, the SCP Foundation briefly attempts to occupy the city. Once the confusion is cleared up, the organization leaves the Vatican to its own devices. [Depicted]
- 2000
- The SCP Foundation establishes its information and personnel exchange program with the Third Antarctic Empire reality. As a result, Mark Kaufmann gets employed at Site-120, becoming a member of its Research Team. [Referenced]
- 1st of January — The SCP Foundation becomes aware of the existence of Obearwatch Command. [Depicted]
- 2nd of January — Due to a failed science experiment, Robert Scranton of Site-120 gets stranded in non-reality. The data obtained during the event eventually leads to the finalization of Scranton Reality Anchors. [Referenced]
- April — Daniel Asheworth, Harold Blank, Jay Dune, Paul Lague, and Randall House of the SCP Foundation co-sign the Las Vegas Accords, creating a pact of cooperation between their respective Sites. [Depicted]
- Sick of their sub-human treatment, Herman Fuller's subjects rebel against their circus master and free the whole Circus of the Disquieting from his manipulative grasp. [Referenced]
- 2001
- 27th of December — The death of Eavel Breffen of Site-120 forces the SCP Foundation to resume its investigations into SCP-643. [Depicted]
- 2002
- 2003
- 24th of July — Marie Surratt of Site-120 dies and is resurrected by SCP-5572. [Depicted]
- September — Marie Surratt and the legions of skeletons resurrected by SCP-5572 escape their hell and emerge in Esterberg. As he meets the citizens of the city and realizes their fates, the resurrected Damien Nowak comes to understand he is Nobody. [Depicted] [Depicted]
- 5th of September — Site-120's Elevator 2B is temporarily put out of operation due to a failed Triumviraté attack. [Depicted]
- 2004
- [I] 11th of January — A Triumviraté raid results in Queen Mab's soul being stolen from Site-01. In hopes of preventing the group's further plans, Jessie Rivera and Magdaleine Cornwell are sent out to Esterberg, eventually joining forces with Marie Surratt and Nobody. [Depicted]
- [I] 13th of January — Jessie Rivera, Magdaleine Cornwell, Marie Surratt, and Nobody cooperate, banishing Queen Mab from Esterberg. [Depicted]
- 20th of March — A civil war breaks out in the Nameless Forest over internal control of the dimension. [Depicted]
- 2005
- 23rd of December — Robert Scranton's corpse remanifests at Site-120, causing Anna Lang to retire due to her re-awakened trauma. Soon after, Mark Kaufmann takes up her position of the Site's Research Team Leader.
- 2010
- 10th of April — The SCP Foundation discovers the Baltic Trench. [Depicted]
- 2012
- Daniel Asheworth helps Josephine make contact with the Black Queen Court, aiding her in joining the organization and persuading the syndicate to stop mingling with the affairs of baseline reality. [Depicted]
- Iris Dark murders Amos Marshall and Ruprecht Carter, peacefully putting Percival Darke out of the picture. She takes control of Marshall, Carter and Dark, blaming the death of its former CEOs on a Serpent's Hand attack. [Depicted] [Depicted]
- 2014
- September — Becker focuses his activities on Esterberg, exposing several dark secrets of the city's politicians and neutralizing a Triumviraté cell within. [Depicted]
- Becker focuses his activities on Three Portlands, murdering several corrupt politicians and uncovering a Marshall, Carter and Dark-operated clown trafficking ring within the city. [Depicted]
- 2015
- The SCP Foundation discovers the ruins of ancient Fae cities at the bottom of the Baltic Trench. [Depicted]
- 11th of July — The SCP Foundation discovers a gigantic cavern system underneath Częstochowa, establishing a series of cooperation protocols with PZGA soon after. [Depicted]
- 24th of October — Katherine Sinclair, Brenda Corbin, and Daniel Asheworth neutralize an eldritch threat lurking in the forest of Sloth's Pit. [Depicted]
- 2016
- Max Lombardi, Asim, and Chloe peacefully cooperate to solve an emergent anomalous event, resulting in the establishment of the Free Port of Silverspire. [Depicted]
- 2017
- In an attempt to prove the efficiency of its newly-approved Rookie Program, the SCP Foundation employs Robert Madden from the general population. [Depicted]
- 2018
- A Chaos Insurgency attack on Site-59 led by Joseph Armstrong is stopped by pure coincidence, resulting in the general's containment by the SCP Foundation.
- 2019
- As SCP-5659's emergence is stopped by a stroke of luck, the deity is neutralized. [Depicted]
- PENTAGRAM thaumically bombard a KTE-6990-Mendel-Nimuebusterchild-infested town, neutralizing the emergent threat posed by the disease. [Depicted]
- 28th of October — The SCP Foundation contains Nicolas Roberts, eventually employing him as its primary contact with the Third Antarctic Empire. [Depicted]
- 2020
- Sick of their everyday duties, a few SCP Foundation personnel venture out into the open sea in search of adventure. [Depicted]
- 4th of December — An interaction between an antimemetic Fae corpse and an SCP Foundation agent leaves the latter entirely incomprehensible to the outside world. [Depicted]
- December — During a failed neutralization ritual, Daniel Asheworth's name and Site-120's title get briefly stolen by SCP-6596. They are returned shortly after due to the deployment of a Fae name-spell. [Depicted]
- 2021
- 2nd of February — A Parawatch member makes brief contact with the Yeren species, exposing its existence to the wider internet. [Depicted]
- 1st of April — Site-120 experiences a brief dimensional collision with a dying reality, causing the facility to get submerged in total but harmless ontokinetic chaos for a few hours. [Depicted]
- 1st of April — Due to the consumption of anomalous yogurt, Daniel Asheworth gets temporarily transformed into a monkey. [Depicted]
- 6th of August — Daniel Asheworth finally faces his long-suppressed trauma, emerging a changed and happier man. [Depicted]
- October — The name of the KFC franchise is thaumaturgically stolen by Fae magic due to a legal argument. [Depicted]
- [I] Fall — The Impasse reaches an all-time high, sowing destruction throughout the paranormal world. [Depicted] [Referenced]
- [I] 24th of November — After several decades of searching, Nobody finally tracks down the soul of Queen Mab. Forcing a final confrontation between her and her sister, he leads the death of the two deities, the permanent retirement of the Nobody role, and his own peaceful end. With nobody to keep up the spell binding it, the Nameless Forest ceases to exist, releasing those Fae that still remained within to freely return to baseline reality. [Depicted] [Depicted] [Referenced]
- [I] 25th of November — The Impasse forces the gradual dissolution of the SCP Foundation, the creation of Vanguard in its place, and the shattering of the Veil of Normalcy. For the first time in over a century, the existence of the paranormal world is permanently revealed to the public at large. [Depicted] [Referenced] [Referenced]
- November — A few of the SCP Foundation's old guard personnel come to reflect on the organization's faults and their own sins, burying one of their colleagues as they embrace the new Foundation-less era. [Depicted]
- 3rd of December — Klavigar Saarn re-awakens from her millennia-old passivity and once again becomes an active player on the paranormal battlefield. [Depicted]
- 2022
- 1st of January — As a sign of protest against the injustices which allowed the Impasse to occur, Kelan Cayson and five other volunteers conduct a ritual that thaumaturgically lights up leylines in the thermosphere worldwide. — [Depicted]
- While Iris Dark goes on vacation, Skitter Marshall and Robert Carter attempt to gain her respect by managing the Nexus HyperLine project on their own. Due to their own incompetence, they both monumentally fail; as a result, the International Court For the Paranormal orders the project be handed over to the Global Occult Coalition, which finishes its construction shortly later. [Depicted]
- 2023
- Hoping to peacefully resolve issues that arose from the SCP Foundation's most egregious actions, Vanguard forms the Committee for the Reconciliation of Crimes Against Humanity and Anomalies. [Depicted]
- 5th of December — Iris Dark hires a mercenary assassin, ordering them to murder Mark Zuckerberg. [Depicted]
- 2024
- The Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland unify into a single country.
- The Unusual Incidents Unit launches a massive raid on the Anderson Robotics World Headquarters in Three Portlands, arresting Vincent Anderson in the process due to his illegal infiltration of the US Congress. Shortly after, his company dissolves.
- 2025
- 20th of April — Cole Thereven is lost in action during his and Daniel Asheworth's operation in Esterberg. [Depicted]
- 2030
- 14th of February — Following almost a decade of fading, the SCP Foundation is fully dissolved. A major failure of its final project — Project Hermes — leaves Robert Madden, Ann Barlowe, and Ra.aic stranded across the multiverse. [Depicted]
- Following a failed Marshall, Carter and Dark heist on a Vanguard facility aimed at capturing the Kodex Tenebra, the organization hands over the tome to Delta-T to permanently remove it from baseline reality. [Referenced]
- 2031
- Caused by Scotland's attempt at gaining independence from the United Kingdom, a British-Scottish civil war breaks out. [Depicted]
- 2032
- The city of Druv'tuul and a few other anomalous enclaves get internationally recognized as the first independent paranormal states.
- 2034
- Esterberg and Częstochowa merge into the singular city of New Częstochowa. [Referenced]
- 2035
- 9th of December — Comforted by SCP-6072 in his final hours, Ethan MacCarthy Jr. dies. [Depicted]
- 2037
- 23rd of August — Spawned by the anniversary celebration of Grand Karcist Ion's return to baseline reality, a two-day social media conflict takes place. [Depicted]
- 2049
- Oneiroi Incorporated goes bankrupt, causing severe damage to the global oneirosphere and the minds of some of its customers. [Referenced]
- 2057
- 10th of October — Realizing his time has finally come, Daniel Asheworth embraces death on his own peaceful terms. [Depicted]
- [UNKNOWN]
- Delta-T separates from normal time-flow and becomes a transtemporal multiversal organization guarding the integrity of the Multiversal Compass. [Referenced]
Contributing
So, you're interested in contributing to From 120's Archives? Nothing easier.
While the canon might seem overwhelming, it's naturally open for new articles, and contributing to it is really simple. So simple, in fact, that anyone can do it, and there are only three steps to doing so:
- 1. Read a bit to get a feeling of the canon's overall vibe and story. While it'd be obviously ridiculous to ask anyone to read all of it, understanding what Esterberg is and what the Fae Genocide was would help you massively. Personally, I'd recommend starting with Ralliston's Proposal and reading whatever else looks interesting; that should give you enough standing ground to cover most basics.
- 2. Try to think about what you want to write. Your story doesn't need to be about what's already established in the canon — don't be afraid to expand F120A's scope even further, if that's your thing. Alternatively, if you do want to write about what's already established, feel free to do that instead!
- 3. Write your article, get some crit, post, and add your article to the hub.
It's as simple as that; these are the very basics of contributing to the canon. There are, however, three additional "gentleman rules" that you should also aim to abide by to ensure the best possible experience for everybody involved.
- 1. Don't break other people's stuff. If you want to write about other people's material and you feel like your contribution might change too much and might be stepping on their toes, please try to reach out to the authors and discuss it. Most F120A contributors hang out in the Metafoundation Discord server (invite link), and talking to us there is super easy. Don't be afraid to reach out.
- 2. Try to remain canonical. Of course, nobody is going to stop you if breaking the established "main canon" will actively make your story better — after all, there's a whole section on the hub for articles that do just that. But if doing so isn't necessary for your story, please try to avoid it. Half of the fun for writing for a canon is building a cohesive whole together, so where possible, it'd be really cool if you maintained canonicity.
- 3. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Sometimes you need clarification on some element of the canon's lore or you would like to just brainstorm an idea, and that is perfectly fine! The main canon runners would absolutely love to help you out. As mentioned above, most of us hang out in the Metafoundation Discord server, and reaching out to us through there is the easiest method for getting our attention. If Discord isn't your thing, though,
Ralliston and
Jasiu06 are more than happy to get back to you via Wikidot PMs. The canon crew is always trying to sort everything out to the best of our abilities, so I'm sure we can always figure things out together.
With these out of the way, you should be ready to go. The tabview above this one should prove helpful if you still have any questions about very specific setting details and its lore; similarly, the rest of this tabview should prove helpful if you need any specific help / tips about contributing to F120A.
Tone
No single overarching tone exists for From 120's Archives. Its stories can be depressing, funny, grand in scale, silly, action-packed, ridiculous, scary, or even personal. As long as your story fits within the canon, any tone works.
Themes
Although From 120's Archives lacks a single central storyline, there are several major themes that contribute to the overall shape of the canon.
- Anomalies are part of reality — there are no such things as true "anomalies;" the Veil is an entirely artificial and unnatural construct that has no basis in reality. So-called "Normalcy" is just what a few old people decided is acceptable and what isn't back in the 1870s. Those people might not want to admit it, but magic, Fae, Yeren, and all other things anomalous are an inseparable part of the natural world, and this artificial division between them and the "normal world" will inevitably collapse one day.
- Belief is key — the belief of conscious beings has real power and shapes up reality; gods and ideas possess real impact only because people believe they do. For example, there isn't a single set-in-stone world creation story, a single afterlife, or a single all-powerful deity; instead, there are several of all of them due to faith bringing them into existence and giving them power. However, the zeitgeist isn't set in stone; over time, the power and meaning of certain ideas inevitably shift alongside the paradigm.
- Cooperation is necessary — the only way the Foundation and other organizations of its nature can truly stay relevant and not fall is by cooperating. Whether they like it or not, to redeem themselves and fix their ways, they must change and loosen their policies, actively going out there and trying to work with other groups and people.
- Magic is omnipresent — magic is an inseparable aspect of reality, and proof of that can be found everywhere. The arcane touches everything and everyone, acting as the primary driving force behind most of the world and its history. No matter where one goes or what one does, magic and its many derivatives — such as thaumaturgy or paratechnology — are almost surely somehow involved. This is most often seen in its clash with modernity; even such science-oriented groups as Prometheus Laboratories, ICSUT, or the Foundation inevitably feel and utilize magic, and there's nothing they can do to escape it.
- Organizations are made of people — though it may at times seem like certain organizations are just bureaucratic monoliths, they are still ultimately made up of people. Real, breathing people with their own lives, friends, families, hobbies, and opinions who are not so easily replaceable. Even such behemoths as the Foundation or the GOC ultimately consist of living individuals, and their personnel shouldn't be taken for granted as just members of their organizations. Due to this, the usage of D-Class is very uncommon.
- The past affects the present and the future — history has a real, active impact on both the present and the future of the world. Said world might not like it, but it has to deal with the consequences of what has once happened, because these repercussions actively shape reality.
- The world is always changing — nothing stays the same. Organizations fall, people die, and the world simply goes on. There's no way to escape the ceaseless cycle of history; indeed, refusing its existence and stagnating are the first symptoms of real death. The status quo never stays in one place, and everyone — even the Foundation — just has to deal with that.
What Is Canon And What Is Not
From 120's Archives frequently features characters, places, and events from other canons. Sometimes, it outright crosses over with them. All of that can make it a little confusing which canons are, well, canon to F120A and which ones are not. The below table should be helpful in making sure everything's clear. It should also be assumed that if some canon isn't mentioned below, it is either not canon to F120A or just situationally canon, i.e. canon only for the sake of one article, without the added context of its home canon.
AIAD, No Return, On Guard 43, S&C Plastics, War On All Fronts | Fully Canon |
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Antarctic Exchange, The Coldest War, Cool War 2, Et Tam Deum Pativi, The Foundation Alchemy Department, The Gulf, The Man Who Wasn't There, Resurrection, Those Twisted Pines, What a Wonderful World | Semi-Canon |
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1998, Dread & Circuses, Project PARAGON, Third Law | Not Canon |
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Who can contribute to this canon?
Anyone! Just like every canon, From 120's Archives is open to any and all contributors. You can write about whatever topic you like, just as long as you remain respectful of the work of others.
- Can I write about my original characters, places, or events in this canon?
Of course! As mentioned before, there aren't any restraints as to what you can write about here; the sky's the limit. The only actual requirement is being respectful of the work of others.
- Does this canon have a centralized CSS Theme?
It doesn't; formatting and theming oftentimes widely varies between its articles, and there isn't a single main CSS theme used on all pages tagged from-120s-archives. However, it is worth mentioning that the Foxtrot Theme and Flopstyle: DARK both have their own F120A variants that you can use to your liking. Similarly, if you'd like to use a theme meant for articles set in Esterberg, the Sunside Theme would be to your liking.
- I'm a member of an INT community and would like to contribute something to the canon from my branch. Is that allowed?
Yes, absolutely! In fact, From 120's Archives actively encourages the usage of elements from other Wiki branches. The originality from around the world only enriches the canon, and it would be really awesome to see what interesting new perspectives and fascinating new stories you can come up with using those elements.
- Does this canon have an official Discord server?
From 120's Archives has its official channel on the Metafoundation Discord server (invite link), where the canon's contributors are primarily active. It's pretty much the main chat in regard to this and several other sister canons, so if you have any questions, are looking for critique, or just want to hang out, feel free to pop in!
- I'm afraid my draft contradicts some element of the canon. What should I do?
Don't be scared to ask the primary canonrunners — Ralliston and
Jasiu06 — any questions about From 120's Archives you might have. We're happy to help you out, and we're always trying to ensure we can work things out together to ensure the best experience for both parties involved.
However, if not abiding by canon is your thing, that's totally fine too! You can always write an article that's still included in F120A, but isn't canon to its primary timeline — there's a whole tab for those fun "what if?" universes in this hub, after all.
Article | Rating | Comments | Created |
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Casefile #03/12/2021-A ("The Liberal Vampire") | 23 | 4 | 30 May 2023 18:06 |
Project Proposal 2018-112: "Any Time, Any Place, You And Me" | 38 | 5 | 20 May 2023 21:33 |
SC-05/321-05/335: Usurpation | 15 | 1 | 11 May 2023 23:16 |
unVeiled: A Parapolitical Compass for These Difficult Times | 88 | 28 | 07 May 2023 19:19 |
'Nexus HyperLine' (N7S2M/ER9C3/X56ID) | 44 | 9 | 16 Apr 2023 15:59 |
Midnight Sun | 17 | 4 | 08 Apr 2023 20:25 |
The Lost Spire, Part 2 | 7 | 3 | 06 Apr 2023 20:58 |
The Lost Spire, Part 1 | 7 | 2 | 06 Apr 2023 20:53 |
What's Up With All the Reality Benders? — A Demographic Overview of Global Ontokinetic Prevalence | 55 | 9 | 29 Mar 2023 20:37 |
Hour Zero | 40 | 9 | 24 Mar 2023 20:50 |
SCP-6625 | 44 | 10 | 23 Mar 2023 23:14 |
SCP-7278 | 83 | 15 | 01 Mar 2023 14:08 |
NOT HUMAN - Gaslight, Gatekeep, Girlboss Series Fancomic | 43 | 7 | 25 Feb 2023 04:25 |
Everchase | 25 | 4 | 23 Feb 2023 21:09 |
Anderson Robotics' Installation Guide: Your New Black Series Sidhe-Issue Wing Chassis! | 31 | 7 | 06 Feb 2023 20:53 |
EE-7372 | 36 | 6 | 27 Jan 2023 17:23 |
Jäger, Part 2 | 19 | 3 | 09 Jan 2023 17:26 |
Jäger, Part 1 | 17 | 3 | 09 Jan 2023 17:24 |
SCP-5572 Art Piece Wallpaper | 22 | 0 | 08 Jan 2023 13:40 |
Will Winter? | 15 | 1 | 06 Jan 2023 22:54 |
SCP-7904 | 60 | 26 | 06 Jan 2023 01:26 |
Finding Avalon | 52 | 7 | 28 Dec 2022 16:06 |
SCP-7924 | 27 | 17 | 26 Dec 2022 07:02 |
The Holiday Special | 47 | 3 | 21 Dec 2022 17:51 |
SCP-PL-259 | 19 | 1 | 13 Dec 2022 16:29 |
The Enlightened Children | 14 | 1 | 06 Dec 2022 18:27 |
Human | 23 | 7 | 01 Dec 2022 16:49 |
Secure Facility Dossier: Site-118 | 23 | 3 | 21 Nov 2022 21:53 |
Public Release of OPERATION: WITNESS Materials | 126 | 8 | 13 Nov 2022 18:09 |
SCP-7102 | 17 | 3 | 08 Nov 2022 18:20 |
People Without Meaning | 14 | 3 | 31 Oct 2022 10:45 |
Fae Myths and Legends | 28 | 3 | 28 Oct 2022 21:32 |
The Beginnings of Normalcy and Its Future | 29 | 7 | 26 Oct 2022 18:58 |
FP-120 Incident Footage 10/31 | 5 | 2 | 25 Oct 2022 03:18 |
The Deathless Merchant of London | 35 | 5 | 23 Oct 2022 18:02 |
SCP-7629 | 15 | 7 | 18 Oct 2022 18:01 |
A Faerie Tale Of Twin Queens | 48 | 11 | 17 Oct 2022 13:10 |
Tears and Bone | 70 | 8 | 10 Oct 2022 04:06 |
LTE-1998-Burnout-Blaecca-Parallax | 43 | 6 | 06 Oct 2022 16:58 |
Cycle Of Seasons Hub | 21 | 4 | 23 Sep 2022 19:49 |
Nobody's Home | 20 | 4 | 12 Sep 2022 17:55 |
KTE-6990-Mendel-Nimuebusterchild — "Werebeast Curse" | 49 | 12 | 07 Sep 2022 17:08 |
SCP-7292 | 49 | 10 | 05 Sep 2022 16:16 |
SCP-7272 | 28 | 18 | 31 Aug 2022 15:46 |
SCP-7120 | 46 | 3 | 31 Aug 2022 08:57 |
The First Occult Flame War | 167 | 40 | 24 Aug 2022 17:38 |
Money Game | 37 | 7 | 07 Aug 2022 20:04 |
UIU File: 2014-158 (OPERATION: VENENUM) | 38 | 8 | 01 Aug 2022 09:32 |
SCP-7999 | 673 | 163 | 25 Jul 2022 10:29 |
SCP-7600 | 160 | 45 | 25 Jul 2022 07:55 |
The Edge of All Light | 33 | 5 | 22 Jul 2022 18:11 |
GRANT REQUEST FOR THE CREATION OF REMNANT HOST SYSTEMS TO PRESERVE HUMAN KNOWLEDGE POSTMORTEM | 37 | 8 | 01 Jul 2022 14:02 |
SCP-6471 | 19 | 5 | 29 Jun 2022 17:12 |
Vikander Kneed Worldwide News Network | 56 | 4 | 28 Jun 2022 02:10 |
Siggy and the Forgotten Kingdom | 22 | 4 | 27 Jun 2022 01:12 |
Project Proposal 2007-167: "In the Name of Purity" | 34 | 7 | 26 Jun 2022 16:10 |
Expiration Date | 70 | 10 | 18 Jun 2022 21:13 |
Something's Fishy | 21 | 4 | 15 Jun 2022 22:00 |
Esterberg (City) — Wikipedia | 142 | 28 | 28 May 2022 20:43 |
Siggy and the Slumbering Woods | 38 | 2 | 27 May 2022 05:10 |
SCP-PL-253 | 57 | 11 | 12 May 2022 18:00 |
SCP-6744 | 35 | 5 | 10 May 2022 10:53 |
GRANT REQUEST FOR THE CREATION OF A CURE FOR THE IRON ALLERGY NATIVE TO THE HOMO SAPIENS SIDHE SPECIES | 67 | 6 | 07 May 2022 20:08 |
Fresh Blood | 41 | 5 | 28 Apr 2022 12:05 |
It's Not Real, It Never Was, You Pathetic Fools | 86 | 7 | 27 Apr 2022 20:32 |
I Was the Queen (Before It Was Cool) | 25 | 2 | 23 Apr 2022 09:54 |
SCP-6651 | 39 | 10 | 15 Apr 2022 12:00 |
NT-4041-Nimuedianetic-Karhu — "Her Lady's Thorn" | 40 | 7 | 11 Apr 2022 10:29 |
Fish Out of Water | 21 | 3 | 10 Apr 2022 21:45 |
GASLIGHT, GATEKEEP, GIRLBOSS Hub | 44 | 1 | 02 Apr 2022 20:08 |
Four Knights' Tango | 28 | 3 | 02 Apr 2022 20:06 |
The SCP Foundation in Poland — The History of The Polish Containment Project | 31 | 3 | 26 Mar 2022 13:48 |
SCP-6772 | 67 | 9 | 15 Mar 2022 17:59 |
The Queen In Green | 34 | 8 | 23 Feb 2022 16:19 |
Stranded Lullaby | 42 | 8 | 13 Feb 2022 17:12 |
SCP-6172 | 65 | 10 | 12 Feb 2022 10:33 |
The Construction - The Masterpiece | 70 | 5 | 07 Feb 2022 20:33 |
The Fishing Council: Crossover Episode | 28 | 6 | 31 Jan 2022 18:10 |
The Fishing Council: The Bigger Fish | 27 | 3 | 20 Jan 2022 03:54 |
But When the Skeletons Come To the Door | 62 | 3 | 18 Jan 2022 16:33 |
Ignota's SCP-6747 Pixel Fanart | 38 | 0 | 14 Jan 2022 19:03 |
The Fishing Council | 42 | 12 | 10 Jan 2022 19:32 |
In Life As In Language | 21 | 2 | 09 Jan 2022 18:26 |
Multiverse Threat Recovery Log: SCP-6936 | 35 | 1 | 07 Jan 2022 16:31 |
SCP-6672 | 63 | 9 | 05 Jan 2022 09:00 |
They Had Names | 39 | 6 | 02 Jan 2022 01:02 |
Ignota's SCP-6483 Pixel Fanart | 27 | 1 | 24 Dec 2021 22:03 |
The Lands Nobody Returns From | 39 | 10 | 23 Dec 2021 22:21 |
SCP-6596 | 145 | 34 | 23 Dec 2021 15:02 |
SCP-6483 | 116 | 12 | 06 Dec 2021 20:19 |
The Signing Of The Las Vegas Accords | 57 | 14 | 19 Nov 2021 21:38 |
Miau Miau, Asheworth-kun | 53 | 21 | 19 Nov 2021 14:06 |
Ralliston's Proposal | 162 | 28 | 16 Nov 2021 13:10 |
SCP-6747 | 323 | 109 | 10 Nov 2021 04:00 |
SCP-6198 | 71 | 17 | 06 Nov 2021 23:31 |
The Beast that Shouted "I" at the End of the World | 43 | 11 | 24 Oct 2021 16:49 |
SCP-643 | 72 | 10 | 20 Oct 2021 21:57 |
I Did Not Fade | 62 | 6 | 20 Oct 2021 08:24 |
When the Sun Sets For Its Thousandth Time | 31 | 6 | 17 Oct 2021 19:38 |
Pickman-Blank Proposal | 335 | 81 | 09 Oct 2021 18:13 |
SCP-6936 | 59 | 7 | 30 Sep 2021 18:02 |
SCP-6120 | 63 | 10 | 19 Sep 2021 10:12 |
Somewhere Out There | 27 | 2 | 09 Sep 2021 15:08 |
SCP-6079 | 59 | 10 | 04 Sep 2021 19:45 |
SCP-6072 | 82 | 19 | 25 Aug 2021 20:07 |
One Spark, Four Flames | 28 | 8 | 24 Aug 2021 09:50 |
From 120's Archives Hub | 135 | 9 | 07 Aug 2021 11:37 |
Project Proposal 2012-120: "Art Is A Getaway Drug" | 84 | 13 | 31 Jul 2021 21:19 |
Ambrose Esterberg | 58 | 5 | 23 Jul 2021 20:56 |
For Crimes Uncommitted | 22 | 1 | 20 Jul 2021 11:01 |
A Broken Bookshelf | 27 | 3 | 12 Jul 2021 21:07 |
SCP-5327 | 27 | 6 | 10 Jul 2021 21:32 |
SCP-5672 | 32 | 3 | 01 Jul 2021 12:05 |
SCP-5484 | 105 | 34 | 01 Jul 2021 12:01 |
Forgotten Days | 28 | 6 | 07 Jun 2021 19:31 |
SCP-5373 | 72 | 17 | 31 May 2021 15:23 |
SCP-6789 | 296 | 48 | 25 May 2021 07:22 |
Secure Facility Dossier: Site-120 | 101 | 9 | 23 May 2021 09:32 |
And Every Time We Meet Again Hub | 74 | 9 | 21 Apr 2021 10:31 |
O4's Summit | 45 | 7 | 21 Apr 2021 08:14 |
Whack-a-Mole | 61 | 11 | 04 Apr 2021 21:59 |
SCP-5314 | 17 | 6 | 03 Apr 2021 20:47 |
SCP-5292 | 62 | 18 | 03 Apr 2021 16:32 |
Danimals | 56 | 9 | 01 Apr 2021 20:50 |
049 x minion x reader (reader is a minion) (blame varaxous im sorry) | 105 | 29 | 01 Apr 2021 10:08 |
Inadvertent Neolinguistics | 94 | 33 | 01 Apr 2021 04:00 |
SCP-5572 | 120 | 25 | 29 Mar 2021 12:52 |
A Library, Empty | 45 | 5 | 24 Feb 2021 20:46 |
SCP-5659 | 237 | 53 | 14 Feb 2021 09:45 |
The Furmen | 92 | 16 | 03 Feb 2021 18:20 |
SCP-5795 | 84 | 13 | 29 Jan 2021 21:50 |
Halfway Found, Halfway Lost | 39 | 5 | 02 Jan 2021 12:41 |
SCP-5890 | 67 | 14 | 30 Dec 2020 11:42 |
SCP-0110-J | 195 | 31 | 21 Dec 2020 22:02 |
Critter Profile: Sparky! | 178 | 16 | 07 Dec 2020 19:07 |
SCP-5936 | 84 | 28 | 28 Nov 2020 11:21 |
SCP-5464 | 243 | 46 | 27 Oct 2020 08:11 |
SCP-2987 | 339 | 47 | 23 Jun 2015 03:27 |
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