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The International Canon Contest is here!

If you are interested in participating, grab 3 more friends to form a team of 4 and find one of the many International Canons to write for. More than one team can have the same canon, so don't be afraid to pick one that already has representation. You may submit as many entries as you want, but only the top 5 will be counted, and don't forget to tag them with intcanoncon2025!

Here are the dates to keep in mind:

Registration begins, Writing begins: April 21^st 2025, 06:00 AM UTC (21 Apr 2025 06:00)

Registration ends, Posting begins: May 12^th 2025, 06:00 AM UTC (12 May 2025 06:00)

Posting ends: May 19^th 2025, 06:00 AM UTC (19 May 2025 06:00)

Voting ends: June 2^nd 2025 06:00 AM UTC (02 Jun 2025 06:00)

- By Uncle Nicolini

The Seas of Orcadia canon has been on the rise as we explore The Finnfolk and their history, as well as both familiar and unfamiliar mythologies throughout the times!

DrBleep has given us the time to interview them to share their thoughts:

1.) What inspired you to create Seas of Orcadia?

So this is a weird and funny story. I didn't actually plan for this to become a canon. I originally wrote the first article in the canon, SCP-3456, for 3k. I had plans for the Orcadian horsemen, and then some early conceptualization of SCP-3700, but beyond that I din't really have any larger plans for setting or storyline.

Then Mr. Wrong came along and wrote SCP-3047 as a sort of spiritual continuation of SCP-3456. This was the first time someone put the Finnfolk onto the wiki and it just sparked a whole cascade of ideas and potential storylines that eventually would solidify into the larger canon. But really, I can't say that anything inspired me to make the canon beyond that, because that implies I came in with a plan and I didn't. It just sort of happened, organically.

2.) What are your favorite entries that best represent the canon?

This is a really hard question to answer, and answer honestly. Cause every entry rerpresents something different. I could tell you that SCP-3456 and SCP-3700 are the best representatives, but that wouldn't be true, they are just the most popular. I would say the heart and soul of the canon is what you'll find in SCP-3703, SCP-3706, and SCP-6700. Emotional pieces tied together with themes of mysticism, myth, and wonder.

People are going to come into reading this interviewing knowing SCP-3456 and SCP-3700, but I want them to leave with the understanding that the works I have the most fondness for are those three SCPs, and the tale series. That's where the heart and throughline of Orcadia's larger story and solidity of its writing are.

3.) At its core, Seas of Orcadia is about mythologies, nature and cycles, and is fantastical. What motivated you to write about the canon in this way?

Mythology and folklore are topics that are deeply meaningful to me in many ways. They are representations of culture, the day to day lives and rituals and routines of the people's they originated with. They tell us so much about how those people viewed the world, how they lived in it, interacted with it, and explained the things that they couldn't quite grasp.

It has been my goal since I pivoted toward mythological writing to bring lesser known mythology and the cultures they represent to the forefront of the consciousness of people, both here on the wiki and outside of it. I feel, quite frankly that, Greek and Norse mythology consume the public consciousness to the point of those stories having been warped, and removed so far from their contexts that they often no longer represent the cultures and people's they started with. Our cultural zeitgeist is oversaturated with the common Greek myths about the Gods, about the Odyssey, the Illiad, that my goal has been to bring attention to less known myths, and write stories around them that do justice to the cultures and people they represent.

There's so much more, so many rich mythological traditions across the world that its a shame that more people don't explore that wider tapestry.

I also am just not a huge fan of literalist approaches to mythology. You can tell the same thematic story in many different ways by taking the premise and twisting it while still maintaining that thematic and symbolic core. I feel deeply that retellings of myth should take this approach, tweaking the story to reflect the passing of time, twisting of words and narrative while still accomplishing the same messaging. This is my goal with every story based on myth that I have told.

I also want to be clear that one of the reasons I started writing mythological fiction for the wiki is because there were a number of early works that cast mythological creatures as murder monsters. This is one of my biggest pet peeves, and in setting out to write the Finnfolk in the way I did, I was seeking to recast the dice to demonstrate how it should be done.

4.) Was Seas of Orcadia intended to be a canon initially? If not, how did it grow to become one?

I kind of already answered this in #1, but it wasn't really intended to be a canon when I started. I was kind of just doing my own thing, and along the way I ended up inspiring Mr. Wrong and Natvolt to contribute to the larger setting in the earliest days.

But even after their contributions I kind of never intended for it to become a full blown canon, and you can really tell that in some respects as I've been building things with more recent, character focused works to better flesh out the world. The amount of retroactively fixing dates, timing of major events, etc. have been major growing pains in the last few years.

I only really later pushed for canon status to help with navigability of the works, and the larger canon. Everything since then has been fleshing out major players and the world. This has been a bit of a double edged sword, as I have been figuring out lore, cosmology, mechanics of the world, and major events. It's one thing to work with a group of people, its another to be the loremaster and dictate creative direction of a setting. If I had to go back and do one thing over again, it's that I would have written a lot more, and tried to inspire more people to contribute to the setting earlier, so that it wouldn't all have fallen on my shoulders to make sure everything works.

5.) Noticing that The Old Gods and The Lion The Sun Witch And The Warlock are part of Seas of Orcadia, what got you to add these new series to this canon?

So these two series are larger extensions of plotlines that I've always intended to address in the canon, they're moreso my own personal cribs of creation to explore non-orcadian mythology and the characters of the world. Something to understand is that, before like, 2020, I was not a spectacular character writer. I was still very much learning about people, how they interact, how they breathe and live and differ from each other. It took me a long time and the realization that I'm plural, to work out characterization and characters on the whole.

With the Old Gods and The Lion The Sun Witch and the Warlock are both series that have arisen as a result of really flexxing characterization muscles to bring to life mythological gods and heros from ages past, and recontextualize them into how they function, cope, and live in the modern world. These series are about telling the stories of their pasts, about who these characters, these gods are, how their images have been affected by their past, and how they have adapted to the modern world.

Mythology can arise and be inspired by many influences and sources, and its often difficult to pin down what first gave rise to the stories, but usually, they are based in some historical truth that has been twisted and obscured by the ages.

Atalanta/Atalante, Medea, Jason, Odysseus, Achilles, Agamemnon Gilgamesh, Enkidu, Cú Chulainn, Diarmuid, Arjuna, Aśvatthāman, Beowulf, Arthur

All of these characters from myth and folklore were likely based on real, actual people who once existed, who have been mythologized. One could even argue that distant figures such as gods, who are frequently anthropomorphized, may likely have been real people, possibly even heros, who evolved through the cultures that absorbed and syncretized them until they were fully unrecognizable.

With the Old Gods and Sun Witch are about exploring who those people might have once been, and how they evolved over time to fit into the new locations, cultures, and people's they found worshipping them.

6.) Who is your favorite character? If you have more than one, who are they and why?

Really going to make me work here aren't you? :p

I can't say that I have a distinct favorite. But I can explain why I love the characters that I think are the most important to the setting.

Lets start with

Hege

Hege is a character who has evolved dramatically over my time writing her to the point that her first appearance in SCP-4700 is so far removed from how I envision her now that I'm eventually going to execute a major overhaus and rework of that article to bring it into line with the modern canon. Hege's evolution has been a gradual thing. She is quiet, reflective, outwardly stoic, and fully befitting her title in more modern works, easily excitable, naturally curious, deeply emotional internally if not outwardly, and uncertain if she is walking the correct path for herself and her people.

She started with that easily excitable, deeply curious nature, and was subjected to incredible abuse and trauma for the act of being the child of her people's last King. For existing she was shunned, beaten, stabbed, and battered. Her evolution from there has been a story of resilience, of determination, of growth and accepting her place in the world and among her people and I am ever trying to capture her complexity. She is perhaps, the character I have the most difficulty in writing due to her inhuman characteristics being Finnfolk, though I have grown more confident with the writing of Finnfelheim that I will eventually be able to fully capture her.

Carissa Decimus (Atalante)

Writing Carissa is second nature to me. She was not a character that I ever anticipated being popular on the wiki, or that I really thought about writing for it at first, but I threw caution to the wind and here we are. She falls into a number of tropes that a lot of people would call Mary-Sueish.

She's a catgirl, a badass sniper who wields an anomaly that lets her bend space time to teleport anywhere she needs to be, as long as she can nail the mathmatical calculations to the wall. She can teleport her projectiles, has a distortion aura which deflects incoming projectiles, and heals from wounds like she's fucking deadpool. And the readerbase and authorbase adores her for reasons I'm still trying to figure out.

She's snarky, mean, always angry, numb to taking lives, and doesn't respect anyone until they prove through immediate competency that they are worth paying attention to. But she's immensely complex beneath that veneer of attitude, something that I'm really going to dig into in Sun Witch. She can be soft, kind, compassionate, caring, and act to protect the innocent. Usually that applies more to cryptids and animals than it does to people, she's largely misanthropic due to what people have done to her.

Medea of Colchis

When I first introduced Carissa, I knew I would need a foil to her. The relationship between these characters arose in a different setting for a roleplay game, and it's transition onto the wiki has been magical. Along with Hege, she has been a voice that I've had trouble at times finding, but recent discoveries and elucidation about her origins have been a very exciting boon to understanding who she is.

Plus her chemistry with Carissa is near picture perfect.

I could keep going about her, and all the characters in my growing repertoire but I imagine you only have so much space, and we'd be here all day.

7.) What are your plans for Seas of Orcadia going forward?

At current I have a few major goals.

My current project and priority is to finish the Sun Witch series. This will lay the groundwork for the Daevae in Orcadia, major historical relationships and players between multiple major players setting the stage for an oncoming flashpoint within my own storylines and the setting.

My other goal is to, as I'm doing with sun witch, flesh out the setting more. In ~2021 I made a hard pivot towards setting up storylines and characters in the canon, which took me away from building the setting in a lot of ways. Once I have finished with Sun Witch I'll be returning to my other major project, which has been backlogged due to PhD stuff, contests, and other projects.

That other project is the first Orcadia 001, the ancient Finnfolk mega-city of Finnfelheim, the driving of the ancient Finnfolk into the sea by humanity, and the bronze age collapse. It's a tremendously important event in the Canon's lore, in the history of the setting, and the history of the Finnfolk. It will be the stage dressing for the GoI hub that I will make for the Finnfolk, as well as the groundwork for more world and setting building.

8.) Would you like to share any tips/advice for writers who wish to contribute to the canon?

A lot of the setting is very fluid, there's a lot of lore and notes I've made over the years, small things that are just waiting to be explored and fully fleshed out.

Anomalous continents in the Indian Ocean.

Cajun Finnfolk

Myths and stories just waiting to be explored. I'm super approachable, and excited to work with and coordinate with people on the stories they want to tell. I know that's a little difficult at current given the state of the setting and what information is out there, but there's a lot of things that I'm very loose on, and new/cool interpretations are always welcome.

Who knows, whatever you bring to the table is likely going to end up in my own writings, the last few people who's contributed ended up having a major impact/influence on both the setting and my own writing.

9.) Do you have any final thoughts you would like to share with readers?

I'd just like to take a moment to thank all of the wonderful people over the years who've read and critiqued and contributed to my works. I literally would not be here if it wasn't for Wrong and Natvolt and their contributions, and so many others.

The amount of fanart, interest, and comments I've received over the last 7 years since I first started this project have seriously touched me in ways I can't begin to explain and I'm forever grateful at the reception my works get, and the continual march/improvement of my own writing.

I want to keep that going and give back and encourage folks who want to contribute not to hesitate in approaching me.

- By Strange Matter

Recently, Black Diamond Billions has been officially canonized! It delves deep into the businesses of Marshal, Carter, and Dark as their heirs take their reins as they take MC&D to newer heights. Shining a light on those who capitalize on anything so long it gains a profit.

xexnoncores has given us the time to interview them to share their thoughts:

1.) What inspired you to create Black Diamond Billions?

A lot. Besides real life events, (of which there are plenty to inspire a canon about terrible rich people) I was also inspired by games like Dishonored and TV shows my mother watched like Peaky Blinders, Billions, and Succession. The movie Knives out also helped to shape my fascination, and I think that also helped to not only shape the pathos of Black Diamond Billions, but also the saccharine, ultra-real presentation of the characters and their motivations. The 2006 rendition of James Bond Casino Royale also helped, especially in the style, atmosphere, and character designs of the canon, along with the anime Black Lagoon (that helped with me writing the realism of Black Diamond Billions while still engaging meaningfully in romance, high-stakes violence, and good character work).

As for the character designs, Iris was heavily inspired by Kingpin from Into the Spiderverse, Percival was inspired by Balalaika from Black Lagoon, Chrysophilius was inspired by Howl from Howl’s Moving Castle, and Robert was inspired by Jane Doe from Zenless Zone Zero (at least his tail was). Ruprecht and Amos don’t really have a definite inspiration; they were mostly cobbled together from a bunch of design traits I liked in other media, meant to match Chrysophilius and Robert, since those two got their designs before them.

2.) What are your favorite entries that best represent the canon?

The entries that best represent the canon in my opinion are the Adamantine Temptation series, Who’s Afraid of a Red Starfish En Blues, and All That Glitters Is Fool’s Gold, along with A Wolf at the Door. Although it was really hard to narrow these down, haha!

3.) At its core, Black Diamond Billions is about criticizing capitalism yet also it is about humanity in the way that it birthed it. What motivated you to write about the canon in this way?

What motivated me to write the canon in this way is to help people understand the ramifications of being mega rich in a way which theory cannot explain. Criticize the bourgeoisie all you want, at the end of the day there is still a part of most people that longs for the opportunities, power and freedom having billions of dollars can provide. This is human desperation at work, the base desire of most of us to long for more than what we have.

But how satisfying does that become when you understand how awful billionaires are as people? How insufferable they really are, how awful their children and families are? How many people they hurt, how much their lives become more and more about the accumulation of wealth that will not be with them when they die?

I believe that people should know not just the price of selling your soul, but what is left behind in the aftermath.

Also, to some extent, writing these characters as people is a gleeful kind of schadenfreude. Why do you think Succession was so popular?

4.) Was Black Diamond Billions intended to be a canon initially? If not, how did it grow to become one?

It was not intended to be a canon for like two days until I realized I wanted to make a mark on this website and wanted everyone to see what I could do. I came in swinging, and found/made others interested in my work’s concepts to follow.

5.) What drew you to Marshal, Carter, and Dark since this is what the canon centers on?

I already explained this on my author page, but to say it here: everything. There is an infinite amount of possibility with MC&D and they can be anything I want—they give me a lot of freedom when worldbuilding and doing character work, because I do not need to get myself down in the weeds like I may do more bureaucratic groups. I also adore the magic aspect to them, the paratechnology aspect to them—and I love the suits. I’m a sucker for people in suits. They look so awesome—I just wish they weren’t a pain to wear IRL!

6.) Who is your favorite character? If you have more than one, who are they and why?

Asking me this is like asking me to pick my favorite child. How dare you!

Haha, just kidding. I don’t know if I have a “favorite” character within Black Diamond Billions, but I would say the one I am most attached to is Percival. She was the first character I wrote for the site, and the one I have kept closest to the my heart the entire time I’ve been here. She is a deeply complex, deeply complicated woman both the product of her own colonial desires and capitalist violence, and yet she is someone who continues to live like a noble monster anyways, because like hell is she going to do anything else. Also, figuring out her gender situation was very enjoyable, and still is. It’s interesting to write a transgender character through the eyes of someone who has lived 600+ years, through times where that wasn’t even a word people knew about, a codified concept like it is in the modern age. It’s interesting to write from the perspective of someone who was in the closet for the reasons she was, and who she is having stayed there so long through so much of history.

7.) What are your plans for Black Diamond Billions going forward?

Lore, weddings, a 001 proposal, mother-on-mother violence, turbulent romances, hot dragons, fairy court drama, might have someone eat the Grand Karcist. Maybe. Not sure how to conceptualize that last one, but I’m figuring this out as I go, honestly.

8.) Would you like to share any tips/advice for writers who wish to contribute to the canon?

Have fun! Do whatever! You don’t need to be a banker to understand this canon, or anything like that. Make your own characters, use my toys as you please, and just come and ask me what you wanna do! I’m always happy to help!

Also, do your research on British culture. A lot of what Americans see as “British” actually comes from working class Britons, not the kind that make up the cast of this canon—there is a larger element of social class to culture in the UK than there is in America, especially with accents, word choice, types of food, etc. Everything else I may want to say here is found on the hub page.

9.) Do you have any final thoughts you would like to share with readers?

I don’t really know where to put this thought, but part of the reason Black Diamond Billions is designed to be “diverse” (percival is transgender, Robert is British-Pakistani, the juniors are all bisexual, etc) is meant to criticize not just capitalism but quantfi liberal capitalism, and the limits which that kind of ideology can go in liberation, and happiness for the people involved within those systems. This is also combined with a lens of dissecting British aristocratic norms and the fractures the shadows of their empire have left on people navigating their identities in a very isolated and socially regulated environment. Much of this is also meant to reflect modern British politics and demographics as well—something I feel is needed given the rising LGBTphobia, racism, and islamophobia coming from over there. Researching all of that has been interesting for me, to say the least. (Thank you to the people who have helped me with making this canon accurately and obnoxiously British—I appreciate you all! Along with everyone else who has contributed. Thank you all for supporting me!)

- By Strange Matter

Writing and Art Prompts

Site News is bringing you monthly writing and art prompts! Every month there will be user-submitted prompts to help inspire new pieces. Participation in these prompts is completely optional, and any pages based on the prompts will be featured in the next issue of Site News! If you're interested in submitting a prompt for next Site News, send a wikidot PM to ParallelPotatoes or ProblemPal. One prompt submission per person, and up to five prompts will be shown in each edition of Site News.

This month's prompts are below!

Artillery Duel Submitted by psychicprogrammer
Write an article in two different canons that reads differently based on what canon you assume it to be in!

The Conflict is Your Own Fault Submitted by JackalRelated
Write an article where the protagonist is the direct cause of all the conflict in the story.

Ended How It Begins Submitted by OnlineOpossum
Write an article that starts and ends with the same sentence!

The following article was inspired by a prompt and written this month!

The Liar, the Bird, and the Choice Written by Edmund Davids
Inspired by "It's not gonna be good" from March 2025's prompts!

If you write an entry inspired by this or a previous month's prompts, feel free to send a wikidot PM to ProblemPal to have it featured in the next Site News! There isn't a time limit on getting prompt submissions featured, so feel free to write for a previous month's prompts as well!¹

Seminars

Art Club: The Fundamentals! Sunday, May 25th, 2025 2:00 PM EST

Whether you are just starting art or have been for awhile, going back to basics can always be useful. Learn tricks and resources surrounding the most important fundamentals of art with sailorenoch!

All seminars are hosted on the official discord!

Features Last Month

Front Page Features

Every month, an article is selected from each of the three common article types: SCP, Tale, and Group of Interest Format. These three articles are displayed on the front page for the month to bring further recognition to them.

If you would like to view the previous front page features, you can view the archive for the SCPs here, the archive for the Tales here, and the archive for the GoI Formats here!

SCP Article

SCP-8891 by Anorrack and Tsercele: Nervous Tick

Documented side effects include: relapse of prior symptoms, implant rejection, bacterial infection, [18 ENTRIES OMITTED FOR BREVITY], stroke, seizures, paralysis, coma, and death.

Tale

Fear of Sleep by TyGently

As Three Portlands disintegrates, a desperate group of survivors try to save the population, while dark forces convene to stop them. An all-new installment of Comedown Machine.

GoI-Format

RED QUEEN'S RACE by Intercedent

The Foundation, the Insurgency, the Global Occult Coalition, and the US Federal Government go to war. Battle lines are drawn. Shallow caches are unearthed. Enmities centuries in the making bare envenomed teeth. The world hangs in the balance. Just as planned.

Reviewers' Spotlights

Works are featured on the site’s front page as part of the Reviewers’ Spotlight, which acknowledges the time and effort spent by forum reviewers helping other authors develop and edit and their works for the mainsite. Each month, community members are encouraged to nominate forum reviewers who have been both particularly helpful and active. Members of the Forum Criticism Team will then discuss the nominations, and select four prominent reviewers to choose the month’s Reviewers’ Spotlight front-page features.

If you would like to view previous spotlights, you can view the archive for them here!

1st of April

SCP-8523: Thalassophobia: Diver Down by local lesbian commie [Featured by Captain_Wavzies]

SCP-8523 is a gravitational phenomenon observed in the ocean of the terrestrial planet HD 50655 Ad, located 20 light-years away from Earth.

9th of April

Black Diamond Billions Hub by xexnoncores [Featured by adanaist]

Some say Marshall, Carter and Dark Ltd. view the rich as unto ants—but what does that make them then, so high up in their ivory towers?

17th of April

for Brandon by TheChunk [Featured by Jezixo]

I skipped work today, Brandon. Can you believe it?

25th of April

Her Future in Bloom by Mr Panik [Featured by Myraelli]

She watched him on the security cameras for a while as he tended the beehives that surrounded their garden. How many had died because of him? Because of her.

New Content this Month

There is a multitude of wonderful works that are posted to the Wiki every month whether they be SCP articles, Tales, GoI Formats, Art pages, Author Pages, Essays, and more! Below, we have all of the creations for this month listed out by week and type (except for art pages, we did that earlier!) We have added little emojis next to articles that qualify to add some additional content. Below we have listed out the emojis we use and what they mean. Be sure to give them a look!

🤝 = Co-authored works - It is always interesting to see the dynamics of how people work together!
🌐 = International works - Articles translated from one of our international branches!
💯 = Articles rated at +100 and higher - These are articles that have seen success and should be celebrated for it!
📈 = SCP articles rated under +30 and Tales and GoI Formats rated under +20 - Let's show these a little love!

Week of April 1st

SCP Articles

📈 SCP-8919- Written by Cremo.
💯 SCP-8221- Written by TroutMaskReplica.
📈 SCP-7611- Written by Diogene_s.
📈 ACROPHILIA: SCP-B74B70-ARC- Written by Wynths.
📈 SCP-8143- Written by SoulEntity.
📈 SCP-8560- Written by ic3bro.
📈 SCP-8128- Written by pudds.
📈 SCP-8912- Written by JanitorCakeworth.
📈 SCP-8161- Written by Segurrahs.
SCP-8608- Written by Clacky2000.
SCP-7847- Written by xexnoncores.
📈 SCP-8154- Written by battlecruiser12.
📈 SCP-7256- Written by OurGloriousEmpire.
📈🤝 SCP-8772- Written by MasterTman2 and Mister_Toasty.

Tales

for Brandon - Written by TheChunk.
A Poorly in Profile - Written by Mr Panik.
📈 We Stay Silly: Prologue - Written by IAmTheOoga.
💯🤝 Fandation - Written by Alexander245, AstersQuill, DrBleep, Fish^12, FrankEntropy, Guaire, Harmacy, Miss Lapis, Prismal, sailorenoch, and SynthPanda_.
📈 Your Glow Lights My Way - Written by Savvoi.
📈 The Case of Jacob Stourner - Written by Thekillerax.
📈 The Master Of Keys - Written by TboneBerryhill.
📈 Smithsonian Expeditionary Logs: Irem, City of Pillars - Written by DrGrimoire.
📈 Preordained Diagnosis - Written by Queerious.
From Zevala's Shore — Again and Again - Written by Dino—Draws.
📈 Thine Eyes as Stars, Thy Name as Air - Written by Wynths.
📈 Shatterline - Written by generikname.
🤝 Herlock Sholmes Arrives Too Late - Written by Calibold and Uncle Nicolini.
📈 claustrophilia - Written by TroutMaskReplica.
📈 To Learn To Fly - Written by Wynths.
A Wolf at the Door - Written by mxsinister.
📈 Came and Went - Written by generikname.
📈 a vengeance. - Written by Clysm31201.

GoI Formats

📈 SPC-001-J - Written by MisterFrown.
📈 Plaunedas - Written by Baronjoe.
📈 SPC-002 - Written by MisterFrown.

Art

From Zevala's Shore — Again and Again - Created by Dino—Draws.
📈 James Smith MTF Art - Created by JamesSmithOtto.

Miscellaneous and Untagged Pages

💯🤝 The Totally Legit SCP Anthology 2025! - Written by Jak Mockery and Yossipossi.
📈 Wynths' Authorpage - It's Wynths's Author Page!

Week of April 7th

SCP Articles

📈 SCP-8133- Written by pudds.
📈 SCP-8895- Written by PoufyPoufson.
📈 SCP-8364- Written by Booblesnoot.
SCP-645-J- Written by Tsercele.
SCP-8730- Written by sprawlingstar.
📈 SCP-5140-J- Written by Billith.
📈 SCP-7438- Written by VapidPoem.
📈 SCP-8611- Written by D-Barschina.

Tales

📈🤝 Photos And Flowers, and other poems - Written by AstersQuill, Prismal, and SynthPanda_.
Icky Tells All - Written by Queerious.
Oath for a Foxqueen - Written by Naepic.
Do Not Go Gentle Into That Shark Night - Written by Jezixo.
The Garrison Test - Written by Queerious.
The Liar, the Bird, and the Choice - Written by Edmund Davids.
📈 A Gospel For Church Mice - Written by daveyoufool.
📈 High Pressure Low - Written by Uncle Nicolini.
Who’s Afraid Of A Red Starfish En Blues? - Written by xexnoncores.

GoI Formats

N/A

Art

N/A

Miscellaneous and Untagged Pages

Why I Stopped Writing For The Wiki - Written by Rounderhouse.
102.3 LEMONSENSE FM - It's Lemonsense's Author Page!

Week of April 14th

SCP Articles

SCP-8727- Written by Uncle Nicolini.
📈 SCP-7647- Written by Kaiju Killer.
📈 SCP-7544- Written by Deadcanons.
📈 SCP-7428- Written by Nocturned.
📈 AO-8311- Written by Prismal.
📈🌐 SCP-1548-KO- Written by dododom. Translated by fluxman.
SCP-8987- Written by Dino—Draws.
🤝 SCP-8815- Written by sailorenoch and Uncle Nicolini.
📈 SCP-7140- Written by Ampyrsand.
📈 Item 8942- Written by Jack Ike.
📈 SCP-8720- Written by Envi_Pixel.
📈 SCP-8135- Written by MasterTman2.

Tales

📈 Operation Full Stop. - Written by 7eventy7evenfold.
📈 The Return to the Court - Written by obsidianarchivist.
Foxqueen Orange Sunset - Written by Naepic.
📈 Gaze into the Abyss: Part One - Written by DrSoot77.
Walk-In - Written by OnlineOpossum.
📈🌐🤝 HKSAR Abnormal Constituency Database: New Cha Ling Constituency - Written by minmasterqw. Translated by Jerden and Mang Gwan.
📈 The Pretense Of Subtext - Written by Queerious.
🤝 Scarlet King Flow - Written by TealQuacks and TroutMaskReplica.
📈 I Only Loved The Idea of You - Written by Merehrab.
📈 The Deicide Rain - Written by Pedantique.
📈 An Audience with the King - Written by Doctor Scrappy .

GoI Formats

Self-Expression Collection - Written by Queerious.

Art

📈 Nobody draws at dawn - Created by vilsolad.
theword9870's SCP logo animation - Created by theword9870.
📈 HaydensArtPage - Created by HaydenSaintPascal.
📈 Masks of Doodlelathotep - Created by vilsolad.
Attempts to assassinate thought - Created by Capella Hamson.
📈🌐 Little Garakuta's Cool (＊Author's subjectivity) ACS icons +α - Created by Little Garakuta. Translated by Verzweiflung.
evelyn's art page - Created by snefrod.

Miscellaneous and Untagged Pages

📈 Zaszx's Author Page - It's Zaszx's Author Page!
GoIs and You: Random Grab Bag I (Chicago Spirit and Nobody) - Written by Uncle Nicolini.
📈 D-Barschina Author Page - It's D-Barschina's Author Page!
choccoMans's Loveliest of Lovely Author Pages - It's choccoMan's Author Page!

Week of April 21st

SCP Articles

📈 SCP-8858- Written by Maplestrip.
📈🤝 SCP-1508- Written by Anonymous. Rewritten by Deadcanons and The Awesomest Man.
SCP-8270- Written by ubergoober.
SCP-8605- Written by HarryBlank.
📈 SCP-8672- Written by Nocturned.
📈 SCP-8171- Written by Civil Western.
📈 SCP-7468- Written by Captain_Wavzies.
SCP-8360- Written by Kilerpoyo.
📈 SCP-8959- Written by Doctor Zurvan.
📈 SCP-7536- Written by 8bitbreadbox.
📈 SCP-7784- Written by Mister_Toasty.

Tales

📈 THOMPSON v WILLIAMS: ANMORMONISM DEBATE - Written by DoctorLilithSophia.
📈 Foxqueen's Lacrima - Written by Naepic.
📈 Trip Report - Written by Letova.
📈🌐 Transfer Request - Written by Helmut Ashworth. Translated by fluxman.
Hanson Perry and the Crabmeat Loss - Written by Jezixo.
📈 Alex Thorley Interviews For a Job - Written by Matthgeek.
📈 The Parasite of London - Written by Doctor Scrappy.
📈 Put It All On Black - Written by mxsinister.

GoI Formats

N/A

Art

📈 The doodle runs red - Created by vilsolad.

Miscellaneous and Untagged Pages

International Canon Contest - Written by Jerden.
📈 Foxhunt - Written by Naepic.
📈 BoneCandy’s Author Page - It's BoneCandy's Author Page!

Week of April 28th

SCP Articles

📈 SCP-8542- Written by fivepm.
📈 SCP-8205- Written by Crow-Cat.
📈 SCP-8455- Written by Delta_Nine.

Tales

📈 The Hunter's Guide to Guilt-Free Deer Field Dressing - Written by taxisdermas.
📈 Happiness Can’t Come From Assignments - Written by xexnoncores.
📈 Uncrossed - Written by Xypheruins.
📈 I Absolutely Won't Let You do That! - Written by AJ Overton.

GoI Formats

N/A

Art

N/A

Miscellaneous and Untagged Pages

🤝 Black Queen Hub - Written by ashiningmoon, DarkStuff, Fish^12, FlyPurgatorio, Prismal, rumetzen, SynthPanda_, and thedeadlymoose.
📈 Experiment Log D-8669/Cte-6mc - Written by rosewr.
📈 Subject Profile Fierro - Written by rosewr.
📈 The Lampeter Griffin - Written by IndustryStandard.