SCP Classification Definitions Flashcards

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What does Level 1: Unrestricted mean?

Fully available to all personnel regardless of clearance level (correct)

Restricted to specific personnel only

Locked to all personnel without permission

Available only to personnel with a Level 2 clearance

What is the definition of Level 2: Restricted?

Fully available to all personnel Level 2 or above unless otherwise specified

Level 3: Confidential is available to all personnel level 2 or above.

False

What is the primary definition of Level 4: Secret?

Fully available to all personnel level 4 or above unless otherwise specified Signup and view all the answers

What does Level 5: Top Secret indicate?

Locked to all personnel without expressed permission or overseer clearance level Signup and view all the answers

What is a Containment Class?

Used to identify the challenges involved when containing an entity or artifact Signup and view all the answers

What does Disruption Class signify?

How likely it is to disrupt the general public Signup and view all the answers

What does Dark mean in Disruption Class?

Little to no potential to disrupt the general public Signup and view all the answers

What kind of potential does Vlam have?

Low potential to disrupt the general population, disruption typically confined to a locality Signup and view all the answers

What does Keneq indicate in terms of potential disruption?

Medium potential to disrupt the general population, disruption typically confined to a region or city Signup and view all the answers

What does Ekhi indicate regarding disruption?

High potential to disrupt the general population, disruption typically widespread. Signup and view all the answers

What is the classification for global disruption?

Amida Signup and view all the answers

What does risk classification assess?

How risky it is to be around Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'Notice' refer to in risk classification?

The anomaly in question has a low risk potential Signup and view all the answers

What does Caution indicate in risk potential?

A moderate risk potential Signup and view all the answers

What does Warning signify regarding risk potential?

A high risk potential Signup and view all the answers

What does Danger imply about risk potential?

Very high risk potential Signup and view all the answers

What does Critical mean in risk classification?

Extremely severe risk potential, individuals will experience life-threatening harm Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

SCP Classification Levels

Level 1: Unrestricted - Accessible to all personnel, regardless of clearance.
Level 2: Restricted - Available to personnel with Level 2 or higher clearance, unless stated otherwise.
Level 3: Confidential - Accessible to personnel with Level 3 or higher clearance, unless specified otherwise.
Level 4: Secret - Available for personnel with Level 4 or higher clearance, unless otherwise indicated.
Level 5: Top Secret - Restricted to personnel with explicit permission or overseer clearance.

Containment and Disruption Classes

Containment Class - Identifies challenges in containing an entity or artifact, not indicative of the entity's characteristics.
Disruption Class - Assesses potential to disrupt the public; categorized into different levels of impact.

Disruption Class Categories

Dark - Minimal potential for public disruption.
Vlam - Low disruption potential, typically limited to a local area.
Keneq - Medium disruption potential, confined to a region or city.
Ekhi - High disruption potential, affecting major metropolitan areas or countries.
Amida - Global disruption potential, significant threats surpassing planetary boundaries.

Risk Classifications

Risk Classification - Evaluates the danger posed by proximity to an anomaly.
Notice - Low risk; minimal effects felt by individuals nearby, rarely harmful.
Caution - Moderate risk; individuals likely to experience discomfort or harm from the anomaly.
Warning - High risk; individuals likely to suffer acute effects with potential for severe harm or death.
Danger - Very high risk; inevitable exposure to harm, including death, difficult to mitigate.
Critical - Extremely severe risk; individuals face acute, life-threatening harm, cannot be mitigated.

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