Understanding SCPs: Flashcard Quiz

Study Notes

Introduction to SCPs

SCPs are anomalous objects, entities, and phenomena that require Special Containment Procedures.
Each SCP is assigned an Object Class, which indicates the difficulty of containment.
Object Class helps in identifying containment needs, research priority, and budget considerations.
The Object Class is influenced by factors such as the difficulty of containment and purpose.

Object Classes Overview

Main Object Classes are Safe, Euclid, and Keter.

SAFE

Safe class SCPs are anomalies that can be easily and safely contained.
Containment is often possible due to thorough research, needing minimal resources.
Activating or handling these SCPs may still pose a threat despite being categorized as Safe.

EUCLID

Euclid-class SCPs require more resources for containment and may not always be reliably contained.
Often classified as Euclid if the SCP is poorly understood or unpredictable.
Represents the widest scope in Object Classes, serving as a default classification for many anomalies.

KETER

Keter-class SCPs are anomalies that are extremely difficult to contain consistently or reliably.
Containment procedures for Keter SCPs are extensive and complex due to limited understanding or inadequate technology.
Being Keter does not inherently mean the SCP is dangerous; it indicates high containment difficulty and cost.

Conclusion

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Description

Dive into the intriguing world of SCPs with this flashcard quiz! Learn about the meaning of SCPs, the concept of anomalous objects, and the significance of Object Classes in containment procedures. Perfect for fans of the SCP Foundation and anyone curious about these fascinating phenomena.