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GOD. life is only getting worse and whenever someone tries to "help" they make everything worse for me. JUst leave me alone for gods sake
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GOD. life is only getting worse and whenever someone tries to "help" they make everything worse for me. JUst leave me alone for gods sake
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Right on the road to your sadness Watching closely as courage turns into madness Are you sure you'd want to lose your life From a witch who had caused you nothing but strife?
12 hrs ago
British "people" when you say truth or dare instead of "Authentic factual response or mischievous challenge"
1 day ago
anyone else thing Dion has gone off their meds the last few days with these statuses?
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A clash of history In blood, sweat and tears This war will cause our world to change And will be remembered through the years
@ColdAtlas real quick, is it fine if i don't include an image? i'm not great with the image inserting thing, and I don't think I could find what i'm looking for. (i'm asking this because tons of other people include images in their character sheets, and i'm pretty new here!)
Deep in the forests of the Appalachian Mountains lies Site-58, an SCP Foundation containment site dedicated to the containment and study of nearby anomalies. The site covers an area of mountains around 300 square kilometers. Throughout the area are woods, a research station, and an intertwined network of tunnels. The area, designated the Site-57 Exclusion Zone, is covered by thick fog at all times of day.
Notable Locations:
Primary Containment Facility: The main building of the site, a large brutalistic-looking building built along the side of a mountain. This building follows the length of the road along the mountain, appearing as entrance tunnels and security buildings. Inside the mountain, however, there are sprawling underground bunkers that contain various anomalies not native to this area. The largest lab area, known as Research Area A is located here.
Research Area A: This area is used for study of all anomalous objects housed within the Primary Containments Facility to prevent unnecessary transport of dangerous anomalies to separate areas within the site.
The Mines: Throughout the area, there are a few abandoned mines. Most are non-anomalous though one has been recorded to go impossibly deep with seemingly no end. All mineshafts are sealed off, though they have occasionally been used by 3rd parties as shelter unbeknownst to the Foundation. The anomalous mineshaft has been converted into Research Area B.
Research Area B: This location is located in the anomalous mineshaft. It consists of a surface-level elevator that goes down a currently unknown distance. Current expeditions downward have reached depths of ~3 kilometers before contact was lost. The laboratories built on the surface here are used for the study of anomalous locations in the area of the site, including the mineshaft.
Anomalous Locations: Some locations within the site area include The Bottomless Mineshaft, The Grey Lake, and The Black Pillar.
The Grey Lake: This lake, simply referred to as The Lake, is an anomalous body of water. The water in the lake is completely opaque and colored grey like cement. Any biological matter that is directly submerged shows immediate necrosis.
The Black Pillar: Believed to be the source of the thick fog covering the area of the site, The Pillar appears to have no hazardous anomalous effects. It has only two things of note, the first being that the area covered in fog is directly centered upon it, and the fog becomes immensely thick and almost black within 19 meters of the Pillar. The second is that faint whispering can be heard when making physical contact with the Pillar.
The Barracks: This cluster of buildings is used to house all on-site staff and security, as well as Class-D Personnel.
On-Site Task Force:
Task force Epsilon-33, "Smoke and Mirrors" is the MTF team permanently assigned to this site.
Site Director: Site Director Stephen Spanns.
Rules:
1. Keep things age-appropriate. We don't know who will be playing on this thread.
2. Keep unrelated arguments to PMs.
3. Please do not fight unless both players wish to do so.
4. You may play as a staff member, security, part of the assigned MTF team, a Class-D, or an anomaly. Anomalies cannot exceed Keter class.
5. Try to keep others engaged. It's never fun to drown out other people's playstyle by trying to force your story. Cooperation and improvisation are pieces of a great roleplay.
SCP
The SCP Foundation is a fictional organization featuring in stories created by the SCP Wiki, a wiki-based collaborative writing project. Within the project's shared fictional universe, the SCP Foundation is a secret organization that is responsible for capturing, containing, and studying various paranormal, supernatural, and other mysterious phenomena (known as "anomalies" or "SCPs"), while also keeping their existence hidden from the rest of society.
Deep in the forests of the Appalachian Mountains lies Site-58, an SCP Foundation containment site dedicated to the containment and study of nearby anomalies. The site covers an area of mountains around 300 square kilometers. Throughout the area are woods, a research station, and an intertwined network of tunnels. The area, designated the Site-57 Exclusion Zone, is covered by thick fog at all times of day.
Notable Locations:
Primary Containment Facility: The main building of the site, a large brutalistic-looking building built along the side of a mountain. This building follows the length of the road along the mountain, appearing as entrance tunnels and security buildings. Inside the mountain, however, there are sprawling underground bunkers that contain various anomalies not native to this area. The largest lab area, known as Research Area A is located here.
Research Area A: This area is used for study of all anomalous objects housed within the Primary Containments Facility to prevent unnecessary transport of dangerous anomalies to separate areas within the site.
The Mines: Throughout the area, there are a few abandoned mines. Most are non-anomalous though one has been recorded to go impossibly deep with seemingly no end. All mineshafts are sealed off, though they have occasionally been used by 3rd parties as shelter unbeknownst to the Foundation. The anomalous mineshaft has been converted into Research Area B.
Research Area B: This location is located in the anomalous mineshaft. It consists of a surface-level elevator that goes down a currently unknown distance. Current expeditions downward have reached depths of ~3 kilometers before contact was lost. The laboratories built on the surface here are used for the study of anomalous locations in the area of the site, including the mineshaft.
Anomalous Locations: Some locations within the site area include The Bottomless Mineshaft, The Grey Lake, and The Black Pillar.
The Grey Lake: This lake, simply referred to as The Lake, is an anomalous body of water. The water in the lake is completely opaque and colored grey like cement. Any biological matter that is directly submerged shows immediate necrosis.
The Black Pillar: Believed to be the source of the thick fog covering the area of the site, The Pillar appears to have no hazardous anomalous effects. It has only two things of note, the first being that the area covered in fog is directly centered upon it, and the fog becomes immensely thick and almost black within 19 meters of the Pillar. The second is that faint whispering can be heard when making physical contact with the Pillar.
The Barracks: This cluster of buildings is used to house all on-site staff and security, as well as Class-D Personnel.
On-Site Task Force:
Task force Epsilon-33, "Smoke and Mirrors" is the MTF team permanently assigned to this site.
Site Director: Site Director Stephen Spanns.
Rules:
1. Keep things age-appropriate. We don't know who will be playing on this thread.
2. Keep unrelated arguments to PMs.
3. Please do not fight unless both players wish to do so.
4. You may play as a staff member, security, part of the assigned MTF team, a Class-D, or an anomaly. Anomalies cannot exceed Keter class.
5. Try to keep others engaged. It's never fun to drown out other people's playstyle by trying to force your story. Cooperation and improvisation are pieces of a great roleplay.
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Noctis,
Chronic,
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rabidbacon,
Lildear18,
Saa,
headintheclouds,
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