SCP Foundation

Hello.

Obviously, im writing in here because im new. :P

On the other hand, not at the actual itself. Maybe about three months ago, I've downloaded the Containment Breach, and have heard that its based from the complex mythos of the SCP Foundation. What really caught my interest is the SCPs 914, 173, 024, 016 & 231, and the possibility of writing one myself, someday.

I usually read anything, as long as its interesting enough. As of now, my archives have collected topics like; Gnoscticism, norse, egyptian, greek and aztec mythology, ancient aliens theory, the hollow earth, the new world order, conspiracies, secret spcieties, Astral projection, angelogy and demonology, lost books of the bible esp. Books of Enoch, the Necronomicon of Abdul Aldhazred, Some stories of HP Lovecraft, Quantum physics, urban legends, cryptozoology, the occult, paranormal & supernatural…etc. Its long and vast, and started maybe Dec 2012..

Hope someone will appreciate my works here. If you want anything to talk about, im always active. Thank you.

Hey there.

For the record, Containment Breach is not a good introduction to the site. The elements present in the game reflect an old, old version of SCPs, and all the articles you've listed would not be useful examples for current standards. If you're looking to read SCPs for inspiration or know-how, I recommend reading the high-rated Series II and III articles (SCPs with numbers from 1000 to 2999), because those better represent what the site is looking for nowadays.

Also, the containment breach game is not affiliated with the mainsite. Familiarity with the game does not translate well at all to familiarity with the mainsite, especially given that the majority of active writers here have never played the game before.

If you'd like to read more about the mainsite mythos, I recommend going through the tales. The In His Own Image series by TroyL is a good introduction to the Foundation universe, and further adventuring can be found in pretty much all of Djoric's works on the site.

Feel free to contact me or another staff member if you have any questions. Welcome to the site.