Noting that MIDNGHTENCION (account age and site membership 984 days) recently coldposted three pages, all of which have hallmarks of AI-generation:
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/operation-silent-night
: Overview:
Operation Silent Night was initiated as a last-ditch effort to salvage the integrity of Site-██ following a complete breakdown in containment. SCP-███, a reality-warping entity classified as a high-level threat, had breached containment, triggering a cascade of failures across the site. MTF Ω-3 was dispatched with the explicit goal of preventing global devastation by neutralizing the anomaly, ensuring that no other Mobile Task Force was dispatched, given the impossibility of recovery without the intervention of this last-resort force.
The situation at Site-██ had already spiraled beyond the Foundation's control: security personnel were decimated, several key SCPs were either destroyed or corrupted beyond recognition, and reality itself was beginning to fracture. Previous attempts by MTF Lambda-5 (“White Rabbits”) and MTF Alpha-1 (“Red Right Hand”) had ended in failure, their forces annihilated by the overwhelming power of SCP-███. With minimal resources and no fallback, MTF Ω-3 was humanity's last hope to prevent complete societal collapse.
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**Mission Log:**
**23:00 Hours** – MTF Ω-3 received their briefing directly from O5 Command. Site-██ was now uninhabitable by standard Foundation personnel. The task was not simply containment—this mission was an execution. SCP-███ had expanded its influence, distorting reality and consuming all living matter in its path. The team's directive: eliminate SCP-███ or prevent it from further spreading at any cost, knowing that failure meant the end of civilization as they knew it.
Before deployment, each operative received a final briefing in total darkness—a solemn reminder of the importance of the mission. The name "Silent Night" was a grim metaphor for the silence that would fall over the world if they failed.
**23:35 Hours** – Insertion began under cover of night, through what remained of the subterranean access tunnels to Site-██. Communications with Site Command were severed due to SCP-███’s influence, meaning no remote monitoring of the mission was possible. The team operated completely blind, relying only on physical intel from prior recon before the breach.
**23:50 Hours** – The team surfaced inside the facility, encountering immediate resistance. The environment was already compromised: walls had liquefied and reformed into grotesque organic structures, pulsing like the veins of some massive creature. The air was thick with a cloying, acidic stench, making every breath labored. Corpses of Foundation personnel littered the halls, their bodies disfigured by SCP-███'s influence, which warped their bones into grotesque sculptures of agony.
**00:10 Hours** – MTF Ω-3 advanced further into Site-██. SCP-███ had corrupted the entire eastern wing, reshaping it into a labyrinth of living tissue. Human and animal DNA had been absorbed into the anomaly, creating horrific hybrid creatures that roamed the halls. Agents ███ and ███ were ambushed by one such entity, a massive, amalgamated mass of flesh and bone, shrieking with the voices of the consumed. ███ was torn apart before a containment grenade was detonated, disintegrating the creature into a pile of writhing limbs.
**00:20 Hours** – Progress became increasingly difficult as the site began to warp time and space. Hallways stretched infinitely, only to contract suddenly, crushing anything in their path. SCP-███ was growing more powerful by the minute. The team reported seeing their reflections in shattered glass, except the faces staring back were twisted versions of themselves, with hollow eyes and screaming mouths. One agent, ███, started bleeding from their ears and collapsed, catatonic.
**00:35 Hours** – The team reached SCP-███’s epicenter. The chamber, once a secure containment unit, had been transformed into a grotesque, pulsating mass of flesh, bone, and metal. SCP-███ was embedded at the heart of it all—an incomprehensible being of twisting tendrils and shifting forms. The temperature plummeted as the entity’s presence distorted the laws of physics, causing frost to form on the living walls, while the floor beneath the team shifted from solid to liquid and back again. SCP-███ was not just warping reality—it was feeding on it, consuming the very fabric of existence.
**00:45 Hours** – Combat began. MTF Ω-3 deployed all available containment and combat measures. However, SCP-███ proved resistant to conventional weaponry. Agent ████, the team’s demolition specialist, attempted to breach the anomaly’s core using an experimental incendiary device, but the entity reacted violently. Tendrils lashed out, impaling Agent ████ and lifting him into the air, his body convulsing as SCP-███ absorbed him into its mass. His scream reverberated through the chamber long after his body had disappeared.
**00:52 Hours** – With the situation deteriorating rapidly, Captain ███ ordered the activation of the site’s remaining reality anchor, a device designed to collapse any localized reality-warping anomaly. However, the entity anticipated the move. Before the device could activate, SCP-███ triggered a massive distortion wave, tearing open a breach in space-time. Two agents were caught in the vortex, their bodies twisted into impossible shapes as they were pulled into the void. SCP-███ roared with unnatural voices, mocking the team with the echoes of the dead.
**01:10 Hours** – Desperation set in. The remaining members of MTF Ω-3 fought through the chaos, firing at the entity's tendrils while deploying a failsafe: a modified version of the Foundation's most dangerous weapon, designed to tear apart reality itself. The weapon was unstable—too much power, and it could annihilate everything within a 5-mile radius. Too little, and SCP-███ would regenerate.
Captain ███ gave the order to activate the device. As the countdown began, SCP-███ unleashed one final, desperate attack, collapsing the chamber into itself, folding space like a sheet of paper. Agents ███ and ████ were caught in the event horizon, their bodies splintering and distorting into an unrecognizable mass of flesh. Captain ███ detonated the failsafe just as SCP-███ prepared to consume the last of reality.
**01:15 Hours** – The device activated, creating a singularity that collapsed the immediate area. The explosion ripped through space-time, severing SCP-███ from the material plane. The chamber, along with the anomaly, imploded into nothingness, leaving behind a void where the heart of Site-██ had once stood. MTF Ω-3's remaining agents—only two survived—were dragged from the collapsing facility just as the entire structure destabilized and imploded. The mission was over, but the cost was unimaginable.
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**After-Action Report:**
Operation Silent Night concluded with a partial victory. SCP-███ was neutralized, but Site-██ was lost. Six members of MTF Ω-3 were confirmed KIA, their remains unrecoverable due to the nature of the singularity collapse. The surviving agents were immediately quarantined for mental and physical decontamination, as SCP-███ was known to leave behind residual cognitohazards in anyone exposed to its influence.
The mission underscored the failures of previous attempts by MTF Lambda-5 and MTF Alpha-1, both of which had been completely obliterated by SCP-███’s unrelenting power. The losses incurred by these teams served as a stark reminder of the risks associated with engaging such formidable entities without the level of force that MTF Ω-3 possessed.
Despite the heavy losses, Operation Silent Night was deemed a success. SCP-███’s containment had been achieved, though the Foundation’s infrastructure had suffered irreversible damage. The mission reestablished MTF Ω-3’s reputation as the ultimate safeguard, capable of neutralizing even the most apocalyptic threats at any cost. Psychological evaluations on the survivors indicated severe trauma, with one agent showing signs of possible long-term anomalous influence. Additional observation and containment protocols have been enacted.https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/mtf-o-1-birth
**Dr. Caldwell:** (leaning forward, voice firm) “Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for gathering on such short notice. We’re here to address a critical issue: the increasing frequency and severity of SCP breaches. The current Mobile Task Forces simply aren’t enough to tackle the escalating threats we’re facing.”
**Agent Reyes:** (arms crossed, tone serious) “You're Damn right, Dr. Caldwell. We’ve seen significant breaches recently. How do we plan to address the fact that the containment of SCP-███ was a wake-up call? If it weren’t for MTF Δ-6, we could have lost an entire city.”
**Agent Morales:** (nodding) “Exactly. We can’t just throw more agents at the problem without a plan. What’s the strategy for ensuring their success? We need to think this through carefully.”
**Dr. Caldwell:** (nodding) “The name ‘End Watch’ reflects the urgency of our situation. MTF Ω-3 will be tasked with responding to the most dangerous anomalies. This is about survival, not just containment. Are we all clear on that?”
**Agent Thompson:** (leaning in, tone concerned) “But how do we ensure these agents are prepared for this monumental responsibility? Confronting reality-bending entities is vastly different from theoretical training. Are we confident they can handle it?”
**Dr. Caldwell:** (addressing the concern) “We’ll implement a rigorous selection process. Only the best will be recruited, with extensive psychological evaluations. What do you all think about that approach?”
Agent Reyes: (sighing) “That makes sense, but we can’t ignore the mental toll. What measures will be in place for psychological support during and after missions?”
**Dr. Caldwell:** (reassuringly) “We will establish mandatory debriefings and ensure access to mental health professionals. But we need to keep our focus on the mission as well. What do you propose otherwise?”
**Agent Morales:** (thoughtful) “Perhaps we should start them with lower-risk missions to build their confidence before tackling high-stakes situations. How do we gauge their readiness?”
**Dr. Caldwell:** (considering) “Initial missions could involve reconnaissance, allowing them to assess anomalies without direct engagement. Does that sound reasonable?”
**Agent Thompson:** (nodding) “And what about their equipment? They need advanced tools for the unique threats they’ll face. How are we planning to equip them?”
**Dr. Caldwell:** (confidently) “They’ll receive the latest technology and specialized weapons tailored to specific anomalies. But we also need to prepare for the unexpected. Are we prepared to develop contingency plans?”
**Agent Reyes:** (leaning back, serious) “I think we need to prioritize adaptability in their training. How do we ensure they can think on their feet in unpredictable situations?”
**Dr. Caldwell:** (firmly) “Training will include simulated scenarios with unpredictable outcomes. It’s essential they’re ready for anything. Can we agree on this?”
**Agent Morales:** (nodding) “And how will we handle ethical dilemmas during missions? We might send agents into situations where they have to make tough decisions about containment. How do we prepare them for that?”
**Dr. Caldwell:** (nodding slowly) “We’ll incorporate ethical training into their curriculum. They must understand the responsibilities that come with their power. Is that crucial for our objectives?”
**Agent Thompson:** (sighing) “It sounds like we’re asking a lot from them, but if they can achieve that balance, MTF Ω-3 could become our most effective unit. Do we truly believe in their potential?”
**Agent Morales:** (looking around) “So, are we ready to move forward with the proposal? Can we count on each other to make this work?”
**Dr. Caldwell:** (with determination) “Once the O5 Council approves, we’ll begin recruiting immediately. I’d like to see the first team assembled within the month. Is everyone prepared to take action?”
**Agent Thompson:** (curious) “What’s our timeline for training and their first mission? Are we moving quickly enough to meet the urgency of the situation?”
**Dr. Caldwell:** (confidently) “After recruitment, training will start right away. I anticipate deploying them to an ongoing breach scenario soon after. Are we ready to face that challenge?”
**Agent Reyes:** (seriously) “Let’s hope they live up to the name ‘End Watch’ and become the shield we need against the threats looming over us. Are we united in this effort?”https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/mtf-oprations-draft
**MTF Ω-3 ("End Watch") Contact Requirements
Due to the highly specialized nature of MTF Ω-3 ("End Watch"), they are only deployed under the following extreme conditions:**
**Level 5 Authority Escalation:**
Global Containment Failure (GCF) Event:
MTF Ω-3 is only activated when the SCP Foundation experiences a Global Containment Failure Event. This event occurs when:
Over 50% of SCPs housed across multiple sites are breached, and the containment protocols in place have failed.
Site communications have been compromised or severed for over 24 hours, with no reports of active containment.
A large-scale anomalous outbreak threatens humanity, requiring immediate and coordinated containment.
Cross-Site Breaches:
Ω-3 will be contacted when multiple high-risk SCP breaches occur across different Foundation sites. This includes:
Keter-class SCPs that are uncontrollable and destructive, such as SCP-682, SCP-096, or SCP-106.
SCPs with global or multi-dimensional threat levels that escape from primary containment, leading to mass cross-site breaches or dangerous interactions between SCPs (e.g., SCP-001 scenarios).
Multi-SCP Interaction Breach:
If two or more SCPs that interact negatively (potentially causing a dangerous chain reaction) escape or collide in the field, Ω-3 is deployed to neutralize the threat. This is especially true for cases where SCP combinations could cause catastrophic consequences (e.g., SCP-096 interacting with SCP-682).
Last-Resort Protocol Activation:
Ω-3 will only be contacted when all standard Mobile Task Forces (MTFs) have been exhausted, compromised, or neutralized during containment efforts. When no other MTFs are available, and the situation is critical, Ω-3 is deployed as the final line of defense.
**SCP Classification-Specific Activation:**
Omega-Class Threats:
Ω-3 is only deployed to counter Omega-class threats, which are SCPs or scenarios that pose an imminent and existential risk to global security or human survival. These scenarios include SCPs that could:
Destroy, alter, or corrupt the fabric of reality.
Lead to widespread extinction events (e.g., SCP-2317).
Cause irreversible cross-dimensional breaches or full-scale incursions from anomalous dimensions.
Apollyon-Class Breach or Imminent SCP-XK Scenario:
Should an Apollyon-class SCP breach containment (e.g., SCP-001, SCP-3999, or an SCP-XK-class end-of-the-world scenario), Ω-3 is immediately activated. Apollyon SCPs cannot be recontained by conventional means, and Ω-3 is tasked with minimizing damage or stabilizing the situation until a solution is devised.
**Critical Operational Triggers for Ω-3 Activation:**
SCP-001 Protocols:
Ω-3 is directly involved in SCP-001 fail-safes when any variant of SCP-001 shows signs of activation or global threat escalation. This includes:
The O5 Council or Administrator directly authorizing Ω-3’s activation due to SCP-001-related events.
Information indicating SCP-003's involvement in multi-site breaches, signaling the end of regular Foundation operations.
Foundation Site Collapse Protocol (FSCP):
Ω-3 is activated in the event of complete site collapse, where a Foundation site becomes compromised beyond recovery. FSCP triggers include:
Total loss of command structure at the site.
The failure of emergency response MTFs.
Unstoppable SCP breaches that threaten to spread beyond the site into civilian or global areas.
Alpha-1 ("Red Right Hand") Failure:
If MTF Alpha-1 ("Red Right Hand"), the Foundation's elite MTF, is incapacitated or neutralized during a critical operation, Ω-3 is deployed as the emergency backup unit. The Red Right Hand is usually only activated for top-tier threats, and their failure signals a grave breach that requires immediate intervention.
**Emergency SCP Combination Scenarios (ESC-Situations):**
SCP Synergy Threats:
Ω-3 is deployed when multiple SCPs create dangerous synergies or combined effects that cannot be handled by standard containment teams. These include:
SCPs that enhance each other's abilities, causing an escalation in breach difficulty (e.g., SCP-035 possessing SCP-049 or SCP-682 exposed to SCP-053).
SCP interactions that result in an SCP Cascade Failure, where the breach of one SCP causes the failure of multiple SCP containment units, creating a domino effect.
High-Value SCP Rescue:
Ω-3 is tasked with the rescue or recontainment of critical Foundation assets (e.g., Site Directors, O5 personnel, or SCP-343) that are vital to preventing a containment collapse. Should these entities become endangered during an Omega-class breach, Ω-3 prioritizes their protection or recovery.
Critical Command Authorization:
O5 Council Direct Activation:
Ω-3 cannot be activated without O5 Council approval or a unanimous vote from the Foundation's Level 5 personnel. Their activation is seen as the last resort when all other measures have failed, and the Foundation is on the brink of collapse. This directive can only be overruled by the Administrator in the most severe cases.
Emergency Overwatch Broadcast:
Ω-3 is authorized for deployment when the Overwatch Emergency Broadcast System (OEBS) sends out a Code Omega alert. This system automatically activates in a multi-site containment failure, global threat scenario, or significant SCP breach event.
**Deployment Conditions Summary:**
Triggered by:
Global containment breach (>50% of SCPs).
Omega-class threats or SCP-XK scenarios.
Foundation site collapse beyond recovery.
Apollyon SCP breaches.
Authorized by:
O5 Council, Administrator, or emergency Overwatch broadcast.
Response Time:
Immediate deployment following command, with operational readiness sustained indefinitely until containment is reestablished or the situation is neutralized.Portions of note:
Emergency SCP Combination Scenarios (ESC-Situations):
SCP Synergy Threats:
Ω-3 is deployed when multiple SCPs create dangerous synergies or combined effects that cannot be handled by standard containment teams. These include:
SCPs that enhance each other's abilities, causing an escalation in breach difficulty (e.g., SCP-035 possessing SCP-049 or SCP-682 exposed to SCP-053).
SCP interactions that result in an SCP Cascade Failure, where the breach of one SCP causes the failure of multiple SCP containment units, creating a domino effect.
High-Value SCP Rescue:
Ω-3 is tasked with the rescue or recontainment of critical Foundation assets (e.g., Site Directors, O5 personnel, or SCP-343) that are vital to preventing a containment collapse. Should these entities become endangered during an Omega-class breach, Ω-3 prioritizes their protection or recovery.
The mission underscored the failures of previous attempts by MTF Lambda-5 and MTF Alpha-1, both of which had been completely obliterated by SCP-███’s unrelenting power. The losses incurred by these teams served as a stark reminder of the risks associated with engaging such formidable entities without the level of force that MTF Ω-3 possessed.
Despite the heavy losses, Operation Silent Night was deemed a success. SCP-███’s containment had been achieved, though the Foundation’s infrastructure had suffered irreversible damage. The mission reestablished MTF Ω-3’s reputation as the ultimate safeguard, capable of neutralizing even the most apocalyptic threats at any cost. Psychological evaluations on the survivors indicated severe trauma, with one agent showing signs of possible long-term anomalous influence. Additional observation and containment protocols have been enacted.
Compare with their forum post here, where they misunderstand the criteria for adding a new MTF to the official list (they need five articles by three authors to qualify): http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/task-forces/comments/show#post-6670662
Artricals aready made and the the Insignia is already made. unforcunetly i cant post because of the image type tho
Membership revoked, PM sent.