Encountering SCP-457 will cause this music to play.

Encountering SCP-049 will cause this music to play.

When encountering a playable SCP as a human class, the music Bump in the Night will play.

SCP-173 used to appear in the middle of the pedestal in the lobby but was removed shortly after the removal of SCP-173.

SCPs have the most hostile relationships in the game.

SCPs are the only faction with no neutrals.

There may be SCPs that will have friendly relationships in the revamp. The following list consists of SCPs that have been confirmed to be in the revamp via the official discord server: SCPs that were in the game, but have been removed: This SCP was based on the original SCP-1162 that was deleted in 2021.

SCPs that cannot be used or interacted with: Replaced SCP-500 as SCP-500-D due to Roblox guidelines. Non-hostile SCPs that can be used or interacted with: Code SCP-173 Document SCP173Doc SCP-1048-A Incident Report IR-SCP1048A Battery (removed item, will fall through floor when spawned) Battery SCP-079 Document. However, they are considered an SCP in the official wiki. There are SCPs that are not a part of the faction. Their objective is to kill all other factions. 3-4 SCPs will spawn in a full server in a Containment Breach round, around 8 SCPs will spawn in full server in a Council Rescue round, and around 8 SCPs (consisting of only SCP-280) spawn in a Who You Gonna Call? round. SCPs are hostile to all other factions (with the exception of Serpent's Hand). They can open checkpoint doors without the use of keycards.

They are controlled by randomly-selected players. SCPs as a faction are unique, being both deadly and powerful. SCPs can be individuals, places, entities, and objects that violate natural law in many ways. SCPs are mysterious and strange anomalies that have been captured and contained by the Foundation.

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