SCP-Style Stories

Item #: SCP-3008. Object Class: Euclid. SCP-3008 is a retail unit resembling a standard IKEA store. Its interior is infinite. A community of survivors has established itself inside.

Item #: SCP-087. Object Class: Euclid. SCP-087 is an unlit platform staircase. Exploration has extended to a depth of approximately 800 meters. The bottom has not been found.

Item #: SCP-096. Object Class: Euclid. SCP-096 is docile under normal conditions. If you see its face — in person, in a photograph, in any representation — SCP-096 will find you.

Item #: SCP-682. Object Class: Keter. SCP-682 is a large reptilian creature of indeterminate origin. It adapts to survive any attempt to destroy it. It hates all life. Termination has been attempted 42 times.

Item #: SCP-173. Object Class: Euclid. SCP-173 is animate and extremely hostile. It does not move while in direct line of sight. Eye contact must be maintained at all times.

An audio recording that causes rapid biological mutation in all living organisms within earshot. Three researchers were lost in the last test.

A humanoid entity orbiting the sun has been gesturing warnings toward our solar system for centuries. The Foundation has only recently learned to read them.

Item #: SCP-507. Object Class: Safe. A 26-year-old male who involuntarily shifts between dimensions every few weeks. He always comes back. His reports are filed as addenda.

Item #: SCP-1471. Object Class: Safe. SCP-1471 is a free mobile app with no listed developer. After 24 hours of use, the user begins seeing a skeletal humanoid figure in photographs and reflections.

Item #: SCP-049. Object Class: Euclid. SCP-049 appears as a medieval plague doctor. It believes it is curing a pestilence. Those it touches die. It then reanimates them.

Item #: SCP-999. Object Class: Safe. SCP-999 appears to be a large, friendly, translucent orange slime that loves to play. Direct contact produces extreme happiness. It is possibly the nicest thing in the Foundation's custody.

Item #: SCP-610. Object Class: Keter. A contagious flesh-transforming condition spreading through remote Siberia. Infected organisms lose their original form and merge. The resulting mass appears to have collective intent.