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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Euclid Keter

Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-XXXX-A is currently stored in an under-sea nuclear vault at Site █████. No computing devices of any kind is allowed in the facility, nor any form of paperwork. Any reports are to be done by a wired morse code transmitter, which has been bolted into place to prevent it entering contamination range. Within the facility, SCP-XXXX-A is stored in a vacuum sealed chamber, under state of the art technology designed to prevent any attempt to stealing it. At the time of writing no one is authorized to interact with or study SCP-XXXX-A, in any form, due to past abuses, until measures to prevent abuse have been developed. Any researcher with a proposed methodology to follow the updated abuse guidelines is welcomed to bring a petition before the O5-council.
SCP-XXXX-A is able to infect any kind of paper work within a 15m radius of itself to turn into copies of itself. As such, possession of any form of paper, no matter how small, will not be allowed in the containment facility.
Additionally, SCP-XXXX-A has been shown to be capable of infecting computer systems within the same radius as well. Any and all .txt, .doc, .docx, .pdf, or comparable file extensions lose all previous data, and become a copy of SCP-XXXX-A. Any connected printers, fax, copy machines, and analogous devices will subsequently proceed to endlessly and only print copies of SCP-XXXX-A. Disconnecting these devices from the network does not seem to revert these changes.
SCP-XXXX-A is capable of infecting systems wirelessly as well, and will propagate over Electromagnetic network frequencies to any device it is able. As a result, it can infect systems that are physically further than the aforementioned 15m radius. Therefore, the facility is to use an EM pulse generator to jam any communication devices within a close proximity of the facility. Infected Computing devices are to be designated as SCP-XXXX-B1, and processed for destruction at the earliest possible date. SCP-XXXX-B1 are capable of infecting further computing devices, near instantaneously infecting an entire computer network, and all associated peripherals, including not only scanning and printing devices, but input devices such as keyboards and mice. All such peripheral devices to be designated as SCP-XXXX-B2, and also processed for destruction at the earliest possible date, to prevent any further contamination.
Due to the properties of SCP-XXXX-A, any personnel within the containment facility are banned from carrying on their person any form of writing utensils (including but not limited to pencils, pens, crayons, chalk, brushes, and charcoal).
If any of these rules are broken, all associated materials (including personnel) are to be contained in a separate facility at Site █████, where they will be detained for a minimum of 48 hours to make sure that they have not been contaminated and to confiscate any potential SCP-XXXX-B and copies of SCP-XXXX-A.

Description:
A stack of Dungeons and Dragons (third edition) character sheets that continues to replenish itself with no observed limits. It has shown to be capable of duplicating itself in a variety of fashions. The first of these is that it is capable of forming an entirely new self-replenishing stack of sheets so long as sheets obtained from the original stack are present in a new stack. Low numbers of SCP-XXXX-A have not shown the same capabilities of replication and infection as a full stack of SCP-XXXX-A. Extensive testing has shown that the minimum number of instances that must be held near each other for this effect to be created is 5 copies. Second, any pieces of paper that come into close proximity of SCP-XXXX-A lose anything recorded on them, becoming another instance of SCP-XXXX-A. Third, any computing device that is brought into the proximity of SCP-XXXX-A, OR has had its wireless communications cross the previously stated threshold, will become a carrier of an infection (SCP-XXXX-Bx) that changes any files that hold text of any kind into instances of SCP-XXXX-A. These, in turn, if printed, have the same properties as the original. The digital infection seems limited to any piece of hardware with Integrated Circuits and Chips. The only recorded method of destroying any instance of SCP-XXXX-A has been by burning; any attempts to destroy it via water damage have resulted in failure, as well as any attempts at using physical stress to destroy it, such as ripping or cutting it. With SCP-XXXX-B, only the computer circuits of the objects have shown the same kind of physical imperviousness. However, unlike instances of SCP-XXXX-A, SCP-XXXX-B are only destructible by shorting the device. After doing this, the devices loses its physical resilience and can easily be destroyed.

SCP-XXXX-A's method of replicating itself would be rather benign if not for its actual property of concern. While it has been advised that all instances of SCP-XXXX-A be destroyed, due to the potential of copies still existing in the open, and due to the potential of SCP-XXXX-A as a future Thaumiel class, it has been designated for safe-keeping rather than destruction.
If a humanoid entity, including those already affected by SCP-XXXX-A approaches a 3 meter radius of SCP-XXXX-A, and are physically capable of accessing it, while in reasonable proximity to a writing utensil, they will feel a near irresistible compulsion to fill out an instance of SCP-XXXX-A. This period of compulsion appears to last no longer than 2 hours; if 2 hours have passed and they have yet to completely fill out SCP-XXXX-A, subjects will regain control of themselves and be able to carry on with their prior activities. However, out of the 4 subjects that had ever took this long, only 1 of them stopped filling out SCP-XXXX-A. Subjects seemed to be genuinely enjoying the process.
After SCP-XXXX-A has been fully filled out, it is to be re-designated at SCP-XXXX-Cb#, where # represents the chronological place it holds relative to other instances of SCP-XXXX-Cb. The subject that has filled out the now SCP-XXXX-Cb, is designated SCP-XXXX-Ca#, where # corresponds to the SCP-XXXX-Cb that it has filled out.
While the expense and policies regarding Site █████ was already remarkably close to the level of Keter, the relative predictability in its containment so long as the procedures were kept had made it stay in Euclid class. However, the powers shown by instances of SCP-XXXX-Ca, as well the the compulsion to fill in SCP-XXXX-As to create SCP-XXXX-Cbs, has changed the designation of SCP-XXXX from Euclid to Keter.

++Classified information, higher clearance required.
If SCP-XXXX-Cb is destroyed in the only way observed (burning), the corresponding SCP-XXXX-Ca will also immolate. However, rather than leaving a burnt corpse, SCP-XXX-Ca will completely eradicate itself. However, if an SCP-XXXX-Ca is associated with multiple SCP-XXXX-Cb, it appears that destroying one of the SCP-XXXX-Cb will not eradicate the SCP-XXXX-Ca subject; instead they are changed to a form corresponding to a different instance of SCP-XXX-Cb.
During a 24 hour interval after SCP-XXXX-A has been converted into an SCP-XXXX-Cb, the corresponding SCP-XXXX-Ca, is considered dormant and does not experience any changes. This dormant interval has been shown to have a variation of +/- 16 hours. Thus, a minimum of 42 hours of detainment are recommended for any personnel who have came into proximity with SCP-XXXX-A unsupervised. After said dormant period, the subjects experience a short period of rapid physical and mental alterations, becoming the character described in SCP-XXXX-Cb.
In instances where SCP-XXXX-Ca come into contact with another SCP-XXXX-A and create a new SCP-XXXX-Cb, the old SCP-XXXX-Cb remains intact, and upon physical contact with it, the SCP-XXXX-Ca, is capable of switching between the entities created by the SCP-XXXX-Cb.
All recorded SCP-XXXX-Ca have shown supernatural abilities matching those of the Dungeons and Dragons board game character they had been molded into. Because of this, the O5-council has deemed it necessary to declare all instances of SCP-XXXX-C as Keter class objects. All SCP-XXXX-Ca have been shown to be cognizant of their past identities; however, they do not seem to be bothered by their change in identity.
All attempts at editing an existing SCP-XXXX-Cb have been shown to be impossible, except at the hands of the corresponding SCP-XXXX-Ca.

Addendum: [XXXX-001]
Bringing a fan-made book created after the fashion of the official Player's Handbook into the proximity of SCP-XXXX-A curiously does not seem to alter the contents of the book. In addition, any Official Player Handbooks and expansion books brought near SCP-XXXX-A appear similarly unaffected.

Addendum: [XXXX-002]
Further studies indicate that bringing any so-called "homebrew" content that matches the style of the Dungeons and Dragons tabletop game that the SCP-XXXX-A is based on is greatly hazardous. SCP-XXXX-A is capable of altering itself to include the contents of said writings as possible ways to interact with new and existing SCP-XXXX-Ca.

Item #: SCP-XXXX-Ca1

Object Class: Keter (Potential Thaumiel)

Special Containment Procedures:
SCP-XXXX-Ca1 is currently not secured nor contained by the Foundation.

Description:
SCP-XXXX-Ca1 is a young woman who appears to be in her late teens to early 30s, depending on the active SCP-XXXX-Cb for the subject. It denies to be called 'it' or SCP-XXXX-Ca1 during contact, although she refrains from active violence against members of the Foundation; instead she will refuse communication, and escape as soon as she detects the intention to call her either of these. Hence, upon contact, procedure is to try to convince 'Professor Elaine Song' to return to the Foundation to resume her duties in an official capacity, as a method of securing SCP-XXXX-Ca1. To reinforce this behaviour, all subsequent references to SCP-XXXX-Ca1 will use female pronouns.
SCP-XXXX-Ca1, in all 4 confirmed instances, share the features of long wavy platinum hair, and hazel eyes.
SCP-XXXX-Ca1 has been confirmed to be using at least 4 different instances of SCP-XXXX-Cb, labeled SCP-XXXX-Cb1.1, SCP-XXXX-Cb1.2, SCP-XXXX-Cb1.3, and SCP-XXXX-Cb1.4; each of these corresponds to an SCP-XXXX-Ca form, also labeled SCP-XXXX-Ca1.1, SCP-XXXX-Ca1.2, SCP-XXXX-Ca1.3, and SCP-XXXX-Ca1.4 respectively.
SCP-XXXX-Ca1.1, self-identified as the "Oracle" is capable of what appears to be telepathic mind reading, and manipulating weaponized laser beams, which usually manifest in a pure white color. In this form, she is tall, slim, has pointed ears, and small feathery wings. She is dressed an Ancient Greek styled clothing, resembling sculptures of Greek deities.
SCP-XXXX-Ca1.2, is much shorter, and human-like and is wearing what resembles the attire of Buddhist or Taoist monks in the medieval far-east. She appears to have no supernatural abilities, although her physical capabilities are greatly augmented, and she appears to have a mastery of almost all conventional martial weapons.
SCP-XXXX-Ca1.3, is a dwarf-like being who is almost always seen around, or inside some kind of "steam punk" vehicle. The vehicles show capabilities exceeding, by a moderate margin, analogous constructs of modern design, and is assumed to be powered by SCP-XXXX-A in some form.
SCP-XXXX-Ca1.4, is anomalous form resembling the shape of a human appearing to be made entirely of common physical phenomenon, such as electricity, fire, and ice at the very least, from what has been witnessed of it. In this form, she is capable of creating and manipulating whatever phenomenon is currently comprising her being seemingly at will. In this form, the aforementioned hair and eyes, or rather, the analogous parts, glow with the mentioned colors, remaining constant with the other 3 versions of SCP-XXXX-Ca1 that have been witnessed.
The creation of a new SCP-XXXX-Ca1 variation seems to take a great time, as SCP-XXXX-Ca1.2 was only witnessed five months after SCP-XXXX-Ca1 went on her self-imposed exile from the Foundation, and SCP-XXXX-Ca1.3, another half year after that. SCP-XXXX-Ca1.4 has only been recently discovered, a full year after SCP-XXXX-Ca1.3's first appearance, in a battle against agents of the GOC.
SCP-XXXX-Ca1, while refusing to ever show hostility to the Foundation, is treating the Foundation with increasing distrust.

Interview Template

Interviewed: SCP-XXXX-Ca1, who continues to go by the name of Prof. Elaine Song. Excessively chained with tight restraints that bind it to the walls of a holding facility, in the air. Only its mouth, nose, and ears are exposed at all. Its ears are long and pointed, unlike a human's.

Interviewer: ██████ ███████, Task Force █████ Leader, standing in the containment room.

Foreword: This interview, and the events preceding it are the primary reasons for which all further study of SCP-XXXX-A has been forbidden. The events will not be described in the foreword, as it is directly addressed in the interview.

<Begin Log, XXXX December 20th, 23:00>

██████ ███████: Professor Elaine, I am told that you redacted the rest of Task Force redacted which was formed under your advice with SCP-XXXX, while you were its Head Researcher. Is this correct?

Prof. Elaine: Yes. That is correct.
██████ ███████: Would you be willing to explain to us why you did this?
Prof. Elaine: (Remains Silent)
██████ ███████: I was told you said that you are fully willing to cooperate. Was I misinformed?
Prof. Elaine: Patience. I was picking my words. (It remains silent for another half hour)
██████ ███████: Patience is a resource that runs thin, considering what you did to Task Force redacted
Prof. Elaine: They were becoming the characters.
██████ ███████: This was already established for a long time.
Prof. Elaine: You don't understand. They were still aware of who they are. They were still aware of their mission as employees of the foundation. Were.
██████ ███████: You're right. Were. Until you killed and redacted their remains.
Prof. Elaine: I won't continue this interview if you continue to be hostile. I wish for a different Interviewer.
██████ ███████: You and I both know they won't change the Interviewer that eas- (██████ ███████ is taken away from the holding cell by other agents.)
Prof. Elaine: Good Riddance.
<End Log, 23:40>

Interviewed: Prof. Elaine Song, still contained the same way as before.

Interviewer: Dr. █████ Jung, who joined the Foundation alongside Prof. Elaine, and worked with it prior to the incident.

<Begin Log, XXXX December 21st, 03:00>
Dr. Jung: Your petition for a different Interviewer was granted, SCP-XXXX-Ca1.
Prof. Elaine: … Really, are we really playing that game, Dr. Jung?

Dr. Jung: Inquiries of a personal nature is prohibited during the interview.
Prof. Elaine: (It sighs)

Dr. Jung: I am told that during the last interview, you said something peculiar. Would you mind repeating that for us?
Prof. Elaine: The other subjects, who comprised Task Force redacted were changing. I misspoke a bit. It's not that they forgot about their mission. It's that it stopped mattering to them.

Dr. Jung: Are you aware of any reasons why this might have happened?
Prof. Elaine: … It'll sound crazy.

Dr. Jung: Never stopped other SCPs.
Prof. Elaine: Their character alignments weren't Lawful.

Dr. Jung: (Dr. Jung starts coughing) What? Character alignment?
Prof. Elaine: It's a concept in the game. You're either Lawful, Neutral, or Chaotic, and Good, Neutral, or Evil.

Dr. Jung: I… see. And you're saying you killed and… redacted their corpses because of that?
Prof. Elaine: I disposed of them, as they were hostile to the foundation. But I didn't do anything else. What happened after was just how SCP-XXXX-A operates.

Dr. Jung: (Writing down some notes) Okay, just to make sure, in what ways did the Task Force redacted change that made you 'dispose' of them?
Prof. Elaine: Talks of mutiny. World domination. Spreading and using SCP-XXXX-A to bolster their ranks.

Dr. Jung: And what 'alignment' were they?
Prof. Elaine: I wouldn't know. I never read their character sheets. But-

Dr. Jung: It says here in these reports that-
Prof. Elaine: They were Chaotic Evil. I could feel it.

Dr. Jung: SCP-XXXX-Ca1, it says-
Prof. Elaine: (Somehow reading the contents of Dr. Jung's reports, despite the metal dome blocking its eyes.) Elaine! Elaine Song! I'm a human, not SCP-XXXX-Ca1, not Sylvie Christenfang, and not 'it!'

Dr. Jung: (Looks at the monitor room for permission) Elaine, it says here in these reports that they were (lists the recorded Alignments of the deceased Task Force members. Only one of them are Chaotic Evil)
Prof. Elaine: The sheets can be altered.

Dr. Jung: Only by the corresponding… (He looks at the subject that calls itself Prof. Elaine, as if trying to gauge her emotionally) subject.
Prof. Elaine: Let me recollect my memories on the matter.

Dr. Jung: We're finishing this interview today. I can wait.
Prof. Elaine: (After an hour) It was originally just one of them that seemed to be having ulterior motives. Agent redacted. He was a Wizard. He had access to Dominate Person. He would've been able to force them to change their alignments on their SCP-XXXX-Cb.

Dr. Jung: (Dr. Jung looks at his cellular device, reading a message he got. He later clarified he was receiving information about 'Dungeons and Dragons' from a friend of his. His text and email history has been checked to make sure no confidential records were leaked, of which there were none. He was administered a salary reduction for light breach of policy) Ah, speaking of this… 'Wizard,' what is the 'class' you chose?
Prof. Elaine: It's a home-brew class I made. You wouldn't know.

Dr. Jung: I'm sure its name can give some insight.
Prof. Elaine: (It groans. Oddly, all people in the monitor room agrees that she rolled her eyes.) Oracle.

Dr. Jung: I see. Is this how you knew what their alignments are? I am told by my peers that there's no way for you to discover that in regular Dungeons and Dragons.
Prof. Elaine: That is correct.

Dr. Jung: Clearly, you are much more familiar with the intricacies of SCP-XXXX-A than I am. Even as I read your- I mean, the reports, I am unable to understand some things.
Prof. Elaine: Your point being?

Dr. Jung: It was at your urging that a task force of SCP-XXXX-C was created; How powerful can SCP-XXXX-Cs actually get?
Prof. Elaine: I can answer that easily, but you won't like it.

Dr. Jung: Is that a threat?
Prof. Elaine: It is a warning.

Dr. Jung: We are prepared for whatever information you give us.
Prof. Elaine: Well, before I answer, let me give the foundation some recommendations. To cease all experiments, and to focus on retrieving any SCP-XXXX-A still exposed to the public. There were hundreds of people where it was recovered from. There has got to be more out there, and there's likely many SCP-XXXX-Cs that the foundation isn't aware of. And, to prevent something like this from ever happening again…

Dr. Jung: You mean like this incident?
Prof. Elaine: No, I mean this new incident. (SCP-XXXX-Ca1 disappears from the holding cell suddenly, and all of the chains binding it fall into the air. SPC-XXXX-Cb1 also disappears from the monitor room.)
Dr. Jung: Task force █████! Secure the facility! SCP-XXXX-Ca1 is attempting escape! No one comes in or out until we re-secure it!
(On the wall of the holding cell, a message is burnt in with what scientists in the Foundation claim had to be some kind of high-power laser capable of melting Titanium with ease) I'll dispose of any remaining SCP-XXXX-A in the foundation for you.
Dr. Jung: (Reading the message) Belay that order! I am calling Site █████, to warn them and to call for total lockdown! Agents, pursue the subject!

<End Log, [XXXX December 21st, 5:25]>

Closing Statement: SCP-XXXX-Ca1 appeared to be cooperating for the most part of the interview, until its sudden change in demeanor and escape. It has managed to break into Site █████ after the interview, despite the timely warning, and almost succeeded in the destruction of SCP-XXXX-A. However, enough pieces of SCP-XXXX-A was recovered from burning to create a new stack of SCP-XXXX-A. Security footage reveals SCP-XXXX-Ca1 stashing a stack of SCP-XXXX-A itself in a bag before attempting to burn it. All subsequent attempts at apprehending SCP-XXXX-Ca1 has failed. SCP-XXXX-Ca1 has last been witnessed battling Groups of Interest hostile to the Foundation, in different forms, but always close enough a match to be identifiable as SCP-XXXX-Ca1. Judging by how SCP-XXXX has yet to infect the world wide web, it is believed that she may have built a structure not-unlike Site █████ to store her own SCP-XXXX-A.