SCP: Site Roleplay Rulebook

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SCP: SITE ROLEPLAY Rulebook

These rules serve as guidelines which all players are expected to follow when playing.

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1. Conduct Standards

1.1 Roblox Terms of Service

  1. Any violation of ROBLOX TOS, Community Standards, or other platform policy.

1.2 Disrupting Gameplay

  1. Intentionally harming the experience of other players by disrupting typical gameplay.

i. Including, but not limited to: Spawn Camping, Door Blocking, Interaction Blocking.

  1. Interrupting non-rulebreaking activities of other players.

  2. Constantly harassing a player and creating a negative experience.

1.3 Game Mechanics Abuse

  1. Intentionally abusing a game feature/function for an unintended purpose.

  2. Abusing a bug or other feature in order to gain unusual advantage or access areas that are normally inaccessible or not for their intended purpose.

1.4 Rule Baiting

  1. Attempting to trick or otherwise convince a player into violating our standards.

2. Roleplay Standards

2.1 Random Violence

  1. Killing/Shooting/Tasing a Class-D player who is:

i. Non-violent and non-interruptive.

ii. Refusing to participate in a voluntary activity.

iii. Actively being tested on.

Class-D kills are permitted for throwing food, possessing illegal items, or accessing areas in an explicitly unauthorized manner.

2.2 Fail Roleplay

  1. Recklessly providing unauthorized persons access to otherwise inaccessible areas.

i. Class-Ds may be taken out of the CDC Hub for Testing, Visiting the MedCenter, and Cleaning Duty.

ii. Class-Ds may be otherwise removed from the CDC if properly escorted.

  1. Excessively cooperating with or being tolerant to Roles that are designated as hostile to your Role, including when playing as hostile SCP.

  2. Failure to cooperate with reasonable, rule-abiding and roleplay-aligned orders from higher authority Foundation players.

Any confusion regarding authority or areas with restricted access can be solved by using the ID Card tool.

  1. Accessing containment chambers in an unreasonable or reckless manner which increases the likelihood of or directly causes a breach.

2.3 Mechanics Abuse

  1. Use of role-specific mechanics to impede other players’ gameplay, unduly access or deny access to areas, or otherwise intrude on the intended player experience.

i. Including, but not limited to: Alarm Abuse, Broadcast Abuse, Solitary Abuse, Nuke Abuse.

For the detain tool, reasons permitting use include players violating any of our standards. In these cases, also submit an issue report about the offending player.

  1. Malicious abuse of tools, SCPs, world objects, or any other in-game instance.

2.4 Breaching SCPs

  1. Removing/leading an SCP outside of its containment chamber beyond random, accidental occurrences.

  2. Intentionally disrupting containment and re-containment procedures.

Only applicable to Foundation-aligned Roles.

2.5 Cross-Testing

  1. AI-controlled SCPs in CONTAINMENT 2 can not be removed from their chambers for cross-testing.

  2. SCPs in CONTAINMENT X can not be removed from their chambers for cross-testing.

  3. If a player-controlled SCP turns hostile during a cross-test, they are considered breached and should be terminated.

2.6 Prohibited Testing

  1. Continuing to test after a Testing Cancelled order has been declared.

See §2.2.3, testing may be temporarily declared Cancelled by SiD or O5 players and failure to comply is considered Fail Roleplay.

  1. Hosting a test while in a combative Role.

i. Roles eligible to host tests are: Science Department, Site Director, O5 Command.

ii. The Medical Department may bring Class-D into the Medcenter.

3. Moderation Standards

3.1 Reports

  1. If you witness a player violating our Standards, use the in-game Issue Report system to instantly notify our Moderation Team of any wrongdoing.

  2. A player can be vote-kicked from a server if a majority of players report them using the in-game Player Report system.

3.2 External Reports

  1. Reports submitted off-platform are likely to be handled more expediently if video evidence of an offense is included.

i. The server linked under the experience’s Social Links is available to those aged 13+ to use for reports.

  1. Off-platform behavior of players is subject to the discretion of the Moderation Team to take in-game action against.

3.3 Moderation Action

  1. Deceptively claiming you are Staff or claiming you have access to in-game Staff-only commands or tools.

  2. Creating or using an Alternate Account (“Alt”) in order to evade a moderation action against your account.

  3. A player may appeal a moderation action if they feel it was unjust or they have been banned for a long time.

i. Creating an appeal gives you the opportunity to provide your side of the story, however you are expected to do so in a respectful manner. Being granted an appeal is a privilege, not a right.

DISCLAIMER: A moderation action may be freely issued for behavior beyond what is described in the Site Roleplay Rulebook. Ultimately, Use Common Sense when playing to avoid moderation action.

Rulebook created and maintained by the SCP: Site Roleplay Staff Team

Last Revision: 26 March, 2026

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