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Item #: SCP-xxxx
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-xxxx is to remain locked in a small glass container within site ██. Access to the container should be limited to scientists within the facility. In the scenario where SCP-xxxx needs to be transported, the person in charge of transporting the object is required to wear standard gloves so that contact is not made with the hands.
Revision: Following Incident 1, and the proceeding experiment, the person in charge of transporting the object is required to wear gloves, a long sleeve shirt, and full length pants. Minimizing the amount of exposed skin will lead to the lowest chance of accidental activation. A mask to cover the face is not required, but recommended to ensure maximum safety precautions are taken.
Description: SCP-xxxx is a 3D printed 10-sided die, blue in color, and approximately 25mm in each dimension. Upon rolling the die, the person who rolled it, hereby referred to as "the victim", will have as many toes snapped as the die rolled. There does not seem to be a pattern or prioritization for which toes are snapped once the SCP is activated. The only consistent result is the amount of toes snapped equaling the value of the roll. To properly activate, the die needs to come in direct contact with the handler. Separating the handler from the die with gloves has been proven to not cause activation. SCP-xxxx has somehow found a way to cause irreversible damage to victims. Any toes that have been broken do not show signs of healing, even years after activation of the object occurs.
Incidents and Experiments
Incident #1: On ██/██/████, Dr. █████ was in charge of transporting SCP-xxxx to a different room within the facility for experimentation. Upon attempting to transport the object, Dr. █████ slipped on an unmarked wet spot. Cameras show the object bouncing off the ground and hitting the scientist in the arm. As a result the scientist in question had 5 toes immediately broken. We were not previously aware of the die's ability to activate through body parts other than the hand. Special containment procedure is to be updated accordingly. The janitor who cleaned the related section of the facility has been sent to [REDACTED].
Incident #2: During an experiment, D-████ tried throwing SCP-xxxx at a scientist in an act of retaliation. The die luckily missed the scientist, causing all ten toes of the D-Class to be instantaneously snapped. Subject has since been terminated. The scientist has been submitted to questioning to figure out why retaliation occurred.
Experiment #1: D-7564 and D-6395 were moved to the respective testing chamber at approximately 6:45PM. D-7564 was instructed to wear a pair of standard latex gloves. D-6395 was instructed to pick up SCP-xxxx and hand it to D-7564. Upon tossing the die, D-6395 had both the left Hallux, and right Index Toe broken. D-7564 remained unharmed due to the protective gloves.
Results: SCP-xxxx is capable of remembering who it last came into direct contact with, even if said person is not the one to throw it. It is unknown why the die is capable of memory as there are no signs of biological makeup in the object.
Experiment #2: Three D-Class subjects were moved to the respective testing chamber at approximately 4:30PM. All were instructed to hold SCP-xxxx and hand it off to the next subject in line. The order of handling is as follows; D-7455, D-7913 and lastly, D-8001. D-8001, who was wearing a pair of standard latex gloves was instructed to roll the die. Upon tossing the object, D-7914 had a total of five toes instantly broken. The two remaining subjects were without injury.
Results: Although SCP-xxxx is able to remember who has held it, it is only capable of harming the very last person it came into direct contact with during activation.
Experiment #3: Following Incident #1, it was clear that further experimentation was needed. J-03 and D-6638 were instructed to go to the respective testing chamber. J-03 was instructed to stand five feet away from the other subject, and to take off his shirt. D-6638, who was wearing no gloves, was instructed to throw the die at J-03's chest. Upon hitting the ground, J-03 had both their left and right Hallux broken. The D-Class subject remained unharmed.
Results: We can now say without doubt, that SCP-xxxx is capable of activating off of direct contact with any part of the body. Contact with a different part of the body does not change the fact that the object can only remember the very last person it came into contact with. A revision of the special containment procedure is to be discussed with facility management as soon as possible.
Additional Notes
1. Given the extremely scarce nature of SCP-500, it has not yet been tested to see if consuming one is capable of reversing damage caused by SCP-xxxx. A request to the facility responsible for SCP-500's containment has been sent and is currently awaiting approval.
2. SCP-xxxx must always remain at least 200 meters away from the staff lounge to avoid undesirable outcomes whilst playing board games.
