be rendered incapable of speech, singing, or whispering. An 
additional effect of contamination is the loss of written language. 
While contaminated individuals appear to readily understand written 
and spoken words, their own attempts to write will instead result in 
musical notation of varying sophistication. Providing contaminated 
individuals with computers or other writing aids has only resulted in 
incomprehensible gibberish. 


While held, SCP-1301-2 protects the individual holding it from 
SCP-1301-1's active state, though it does not reverse this state's 
effects. If SCP-1301-2 is used to produce vibrations from one or 
more of SCP-1301-1's strings, a voice singing the appropriate pitch 
will emerge instead. The E and A strings produce a timbre 
resembling female voices, and the D and G strings produce a timbre 
that mirrors male voices, though exceptions have been noted to 
occur outside of the object's anomalous state. 


While being operated with SCP-1301-2, SCP-1301-1 may enter its 
anomalous state and produce any one of a number of atypical 
effects, which have thus far included weeping, crying, screaming, 
laughing, and unintelligible whispering. The object's anomalous 
state never exceeds 13 seconds in length. 


See Experiment-Log-1301 for further details. 


« SCP-1300 | SCP-1301 | SCP-1302 » 


Experiment Log 1301 


Approved by O5- 
Selected tests below 


Test 1 

Date: / /20 

Operator: 

Procedure: After donning the provided noise containment suit, Mr. 
entered the chamber, removed SCP-1301-1 and SCP-1301-2 

from their soundproof box, and began operation. 

Music: Simple improvisation in A major, 4/4 meter. 

Results: 1 minute and 3 seconds into operation, SCP-1301-1 

entered its first observed anomalous state and produced high- 

pitched screaming for 1.4 seconds at a frequency exceeding Hz. 

Approximately 0.6 seconds after the anomalous state commenced, 

Mr. dropped SCP-1301-1 and SCP-1301-2 in surprise, causing 

it to abruptly enter its active state upon contact with the ground. 

Vibrations successfully pierced Mr. 's noise containment suit. 

After contamination, Mr. was taken to for further study. 

Despite mistreatment by Mr. , SCP-1301-1 and SCP-1301-2 

were unharmed. 


Test 7 

Date: / /20 

Operator: 

Procedure: After donning the provided noise containment suit, Ms. 

entered the chamber, removed SCP-1301-1 and SCP-1301-2 

from their soundproof box, and began operation. 

Music: The violin solo from SCP-01 2's first movement. 

Results: During operation by Ms. __, SCP-1301 rendered the piece 

in a shrill, unsteady cackle, emitting harmonizing frequencies below 
Hz. The object produced intelligible soeech during operation, 


including references to [DATA EXPUNGED]. The information 
provided might bear relevance to SCP- .Ms. ceased operation 
of SCP-1301-1 with SCP-1301-2 at 46 seconds, gingerly replaced 
both objects into the box, and immediately fled from the chamber in 
a state of hysteria. Ms. | was subsequently administered a Class A 
amnestic and has since demonstrated no significant psychological 
scarring. 


Test 9 

Date: / /20 

Operator: 

Procedure: After donning the provided noise containment suit, Mr. 
entered the chamber, removed SCP-1301-1 and SCP-1301-2 

from their soundproof box, and began operation. 

Music: Scrap of notation from Mr. , written following the events 

of Test 1. 

Results: SCP-1301-1 rendered the notation as intelligible speech in 

Mr. 's voice. Transcript follows: "Please get me— Oh, God! Why 

can't | write?!" 


SCP-1302: Loss Chaser 


Item #: SCP-1302 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1302-1 is to be contained 
in a standard beta-level storage cell at Site- . Foundation personnel 
are forbidden from operating SCP-1302-1 under any circumstances. 
Requests for cross-testing should go through SCP-1302’s 
immediate overseer (currently Dr. _) and must receive Level-4 
approval before commencement. Instances of SCP-1302-2 have 
shown no anomalous properties and may be disposed of normally. 
Instances of SCP-1302-3 must be securely placed in Fireproof 
Observation Room 3842 until confirmation of Event 1302/Alpha. D- 
Class personnel assigned to SCP-1302 are to be exempted from 
standard monthly terminations, paid a nominal weekly wage by the 
Foundation and provided with facilities for the purchase of goods. 
The effects of SCP-1302 are closely tied to personal wealth and 
property, and testing with normal D-Class protocol would be 
unworkable. 


Description: SCP-1302-1 is an - brand electronic blackjack 
machine, recovered from Resort and Casino, Las Vegas on 
2/2/20 after being brought to the attention of the Foundation by 
Agent __ . Physically, SCP-1302-1 exhibits only one anomalous 
property: money fed into it cannot be recovered; analysis is ongoing 
but has yet to provide any significant results. SCP-1302-1 is 
otherwise indistinguishable from any machine of the same type and 
is entirely safe to examine in any way, so long as it is not operated 
in its intended manner. 


When SCP-1302-1 is operated, function is identical to that of any 
other electronic blackjack game. Dollar notes of any denomination 
can be inserted, and winnings recovered in the form of Resort 
and Casino payout tickets (SCP-1302-2). Chemical analysis has 
confirmed these tickets to be identical to those issued from similar 


machines and no anomalous properties have been noted. They are 
styled SCP-1302-2 only as a result of their connection to 
SCP-1302-1. 


Unlike standard machines of the same type, SCP-1302-1 can be 
operated when the credit meter is at zero. A successful wager in 
these circumstances will result in the payout being transferred to the 
credit meter, where it can be used for further bets or withdrawn in 
the form of SCP-1302-2 as normal. A loss, however, causes the 
credit meter to fall into the negative, relative to the amount bet. 
Further play is possible, allowing the operator to reclaim a positive 
balance or fall deeper into a negative one. A negative balance can 
be withdrawn in the same manner as a positive one, though instead 
of an instance of SCP-1302-2, a black ticket will be printed with no 
markings but the balance withdrawn, in red, at the centre 
(SCP-1302-3). SCP-1302-3 is composed of an unknown material 
structurally resembling paper. No ink, dyes or other colouring agents 
have been detected on any instance of SCP-1302-3. Both the black 
and red sections appear chemically identical, and it is not known 
how the change in colouration is achieved. An instance of 
SCP-1302-3 is automatically produced should an operator attempt 
to leave the general vicinity of SCP-1302-1 while the credit meter 
stands at a negative value. 


Within twenty one days of an instance of SCP-1302-3 the person it 
was issued to will, through events beyond their control, suffer the 
loss of possessions up to the value of the figure printed upon it. 
Losses will be experienced only by the person to whom SCP-1302-3 
was originally issued regardless of its current location or ownership. 
When sufficient losses have been incurred SCP-1302-3 will self 
combust, known as ‘Event 1302/Alpha’. All attempts to prevent this 
have been unsuccessful, as the fire cannot be extinguished by any 
normal means. An instance of SCP-1302-3 showing a figure beyond 
the material value of the possessions of its owner will incur Event 
1302/Beta! after exactly twenty one days. Those to whom an 
instance of SCP-1302-3 has been issued have experienced a 
variety of psychological symptoms which appear to increase in 
magnitude alongside the figure printed. Smaller figures generally 
produce mild headaches or a sense of general malaise, while in the 
case of larger ones severe effects have been noted; chronic 


insomnia, amnesia and psychosis being common. Regardless of 
severity, spontaneous recovery from these conditions is experienced 
in 100% of cases after Event 1302/Alpha. Efforts to destroy 
SCP-1302-3 prior to Event 1302/Alpha have proven fruitless and 
attempts thus far have resulted in Event 1302/Omega? in 100% of 
cases. As such, intentional damage to any instance of SCP-1302-3 
for any reason is strictly prohibited. Failure to adhere to this rule is 
punishable by termination. 


Addendum 1302-1: Test Logs 
Log 1302-1 
Supervisor: Dr. 
Operator: D-84394. 


Procedure: Subject provided with $10 and instructed to 
insert it into SCP-1302-1. Subject does as instructed. 
Subject reports that on-screen credit meter reads 
$10.00. Subject instructed to place one $5.00 bet. 
Subject does as instructed and reports that on-screen 
credit metre now reads $15.00. Subject instructed to 
withdraw balance. Instance of SCP-1302-2 noted. 
Subject instructed to leave testing area. Test concluded. 
SCP-1302-2 secured, noted to read $15.00 and placed 
in Observation Room 1133. Interview with D-84394 
scheduled for one month ( / /_ ). 


Observation: Post-test observation of D-84394 shows no 
abnormalities. Post-test observation of SCP-1302-2 
shows no abnormalities. 


Interview: D-84394 reports no abnormalities. 
Log 1302/3 

Supervisor: Dr. 

Operator: D-16434. 


Procedure: Subject instructed to operate SCP-1302-1 


until balance is negative. Subject does as instructed and 
reports that on-screen credit meter reads -$4 after 
approximately two minutes. Subject instructed to 
withdraw balance. Instance of SCP-1302-3 noted. 
Subject instructed to leave testing area. Test concluded. 
SCP-1302-3 secured, noted to read ‘$4’ and placed in 
Fireproof Observation Room 3842. Interview with 
D-16434 scheduled for one month ( / /_ ). 


Observation: Post-test observation of D-16434 shows no 
abnormalities. Event 1302/Alpha noted at 1806hrs, / / 


Interview: D-16434 reports feeling slightly ‘fluey’ towards 
the start of the month, but otherwise nothing of 
significance. Complaint that the vending machine in 
Recreation Area 3 keeps ‘eating his quarters’ noted and 
passed to Maintenance Department. 


Log 1302-5 
Supervisor: Dr. 
Operator: D-39409. 


Procedure: Subject instructed to operate SCP-1302-1 
until balance is approximately -$1500. Subject does as 
instructed and reports that on-screen credit meter reads - 
$1380 after approximately fifteen minutes. Subject 
instructed to withdraw balance. Instance of SCP-1302-3 
noted. Subject instructed to leave testing area. Test 
concluded. SCP-1302-3 secured, noted to read ‘$1380’ 
and placed in Fireproof Observation Room 3842. 
Interview with D-39409 scheduled for one month ( / / 


y 


Observation: Post-test observation of D-39409 shows 
subject to be restless in bed and prone to apparently 
aimless walking for approximately eighteen days 
subsequent to interaction with SCP-1302-1. D-39409 
noted to fall on eighteenth day ( / / _) while carrying 


brand laptop from Recreation Area 3 to Sleeping 

Quarters 6. Laptop confirmed destroyed. Event 1302/ 

Alpha noted at approximately the same time (2257hrs, / 
aa 


Interview: D-39409 reports feeling unwell and confused 
until recently, noting that on occasion he would ‘forget 
why he was here’. Difficulty sleeping is also reported, 
until around the same time. When questioned about his 
fall, D-39409 expresses annoyance at the damage done 
to his laptop, but remarks that he felt ‘amazing’ 
afterwards and had a good night’s sleep for the first time 
‘since doing that [EXPLETIVE DELETED] test’. 


Log 1302/8 
Supervisor: Dr. 
Operator: D-03204. 


Procedure: Subject instructed to operate SCP-1302-1 
until balance is approximately -$100,000. Subject 
expresses annoyance and comments that ‘that'll take 
[EXPLETIVE DELETED] ages’. Instructions repeated. 
Subject complies but requests early conclusion to test 
after approximately three hours and reports that on- 
screen credit meter reads -$95,780. Dr. approves 
this. Subject instructed to withdraw balance. Instance of 
SCP-1302-3 noted. Subject instructed to leave testing 
area. Test concluded. SCP-1302-3 secured, noted to 
read ‘$95,780’ and placed in Fireproof Observation 
Room 3842. Interview with D-03204 scheduled for one 
month (//_ ). 


Observation: Post-test observation of D-03204 shows 
significant psychological breakdown. D-03204 removed 
from communal areas and restrained in psychiatric 
section of Medical Wing 12 after stabbing D-45884 with a 
pencil repeatedly, to the point of severe bleeding and 
loss of sight in one eye. D-03204 noted to be entirely 
incoherent following restraint. Observation feeds to 


Medical Wing 12 abruptly cut off at1230hrs, // ; 
exactly twenty one days after test. Contact restored after 
five seconds. No trace of D-03204, or sign of any 
struggle. Medical personnel present report momentary 
absence of light around D-03204 while remaining able to 
see each other and the rest of room. Examination of 
Medical Wing 12 shows no traceable anomalous 
properties. Event 1302/Alpha noted at exactly the same 
time as Event 1302/Beta (1230hrs, / /  ). 


Interview: N/A 

Log 1302/11 
Supervisor: Dr. 
Operator: D-11131. 


Procedure: Subject provided with — brand lighter. 
Subject instructed to operate SCP-1302-1 until balance 
is negative. Subject does as instructed and reports that 
on-screen credit metre reads -$10 after approximately 
three minutes. Subject instructed to withdraw balance. 
Instance of SCP-1302-3 noted. Subject instructed to 
burn SCP-1302-3. Subject does as instructed. 
Approximately five seconds after flame touches 
SCP-1302-3, an entirely black sphere of three metres 
across appears immediately behind Research Assistant 
. [DATA EXPUNGED] approach D-11131, ignoring all 
other personnel and passing directly through all physical 
barriers. [DATA EXPUNGED]. D-11131 considered lost. 
Test concluded. SCP-1302-3 secured, noted to read 
‘$10’ and placed in Fireproof Observation Room 3842. 


Observation: Event 1302/Alpha noted at hrs, / / 
Trigger remains unknown. 


Interview: N/A 


Addendum 1302-2: 


Asof / / 


all testing with SCP-1302 is prohibited and all personnel 


reallocated - O5- . 


Footnotes 
1. See Test Log 1302/8. 
2. See Test Log 1302/11. 


« SCP-1301 | SCP-1302 | SCP-1303 » 


SCP-1303: Hunting Cavern 


Item #: SCP-1303 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1303's location is to be 
cordoned off with a standard security fence, cameras, and no- 
trespassing signs at a distance of one (1) kilometer from the 
entrance. A team of four (4) agents should remain on duty near 
SCP-1303's entrance at all times in National Park Service Ranger 
uniforms to intercept approaching civilians and direct them away 
from the site. Should containment be breached and an unauthorized 
individual obtain access to SCP-1303, two of the four agents should 
enter the site on tethers and attempt to retrieve the trespasser alive. 
Upon successful retrieval, Class-B amnestics should be 
administered and the individual relocated to a safe distance. 


Description: SCP-1303 is a linked set of eleven (11) natural 
caverns, located in [REDACTED], with one known surface entrance 
and a series of interconnecting passages. The caverns' sizes range 
from ten (10) meters across to approximately thirty-seven (37) 
meters across, reaching a maximum depth of one hundred and 
twenty (120) meters below ground level. The location is host to two 
potentially related phenomena, designated SCP-1303-1 and 
SCP-1303-2, that constitute the location's anomalous properties. 
Through the entire period of Foundation ownership of the site, 
SCP-1303-1 and 1303-2 have never been observed to overlap their 
areas of effect.