The FR Ten Year Anniversary Contest

Drops of sweat are running down your forehead. The sun has hardly risen, yet you can already feel its warmth. You know what day it is. It has now been ten years since you began your journey. You do not stop to celebrate, however. You are reaching your destination.

495, 496, 497, …

You take another glance at the map you received from Murphy Law as a reward for helping him with his case, almost one year prior. You are going in the right direction. You continue counting kilometers.

You count them like you counted every raindrop during the End of Times.

001

002

263

345

369

006

197

078

436

430

201

056

498, 499, …

There it is.

The Penthécaton Valley, a marvelous land fraught with wonders yet to be explored, lies before your eyes. Buried deep under its surface is the legendary Al'mutajawil Mak-thabat, the object of your quest.

But down below, you notice a strange figure not dissimilar to a hooded priest. It is immobile and appears to be waiting for you. You cautiously climb down towards it. When you arrive within a few meters, it begins speaking in a raucous, almost guttural voice which seems to ring a bell.

You have walked a long way, traveler, to reach this place. You have proven yourself to be brave and confronted your fears, but it is now…

It raises its hands to its hood.

…time to check how well you know your lessons.

With horror, you stare as the hood falls, revealing Senghor's face, still disfigured from your last battle. He laughs demonically and begins chanting in a language you cannot comprehend. You feel the earth shaking beneath your feet and sense movement all around you.

On your left, you see glimmering eyes rushing out from the depths of a cave, belonging to a disparate swarm of savage, hybrid beasts, mischievous hobgoblins and other folkloric creatures, groaning as they approach. On your right is a tidal wave of anger, agony, sorrow and other emotions ready to take you by storm. Suddenly, a cloud of smoke and explosions appears, pierced by war machinery from every disaster of the 20^th century, followed by a procession of five other entities while the sky itself appears to fill with various ambiances, successively pink and fluffy, then filthy and polluted, then simply abstract.

They're all here.

All the contests you had to face in the last decade and you thought you had defeated. They are all huddling and cuddling around Senghor, who is still chuckling and covered in lightning. They spiral, intertwine, blend, and eventually fuse… into a single colossal entity.

THE TEN YEAR CONTEST

You are paralyzed from the scale of the obstacle you are facing. As you try to hold yourself together, you hear a cry behind you.

« Sécuriser, Contenir, Protéger ! »

(some fools in the back are yelling Confiner but pay them no attention)¹

You turn around just in time to witness a swarm of other travelers rush down the hill, weapon in hand, screaming together in rage and frenzy as if they were one. You recognize the other members.
Because in ten years, you too managed to gather quite a crowd.
You wield your staff and join the assault, yelling like the others.
Together, you fight valiantly, but you become fiercer as you notice your allies around you. For you know that in the end, there is only one SCP-500-FR slot.

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The Ten Year Contest is over, here are the winners!

1. The Major Key
Cauchynambour & Al_W0onder

2. Cishumanism and The King is Dead, Long live the King! (tied)
Felter Finalis | Herolles & Maeltudal

3. The Geppetto and An Imperfect Allegory (tied)
Seed Holt | DrJohannes

4. The Lamppost Song and The SCP Religion (tied)
CretinusVox | Reyas

Happy anniversary to all, authors as well as readers!

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Sweat, from the battle this time, finishes pouring from your entire body. Here in the Penthécaton Valley, you are victorious, this land has been conquered and your people may soon settle it. You perhaps did not reach the Holy Grail, the 500-FR slot, but no matter.

This victory was not the work of a single person, but of a group, a community. Which, for ten years, day after day, week after week, month after month, have written, read, translated, created, critiqued, shared, drawn, coded, innovated, to support and grow this intriguing yet beautiful culture where there used to be nothing more than a desert.

And a collective victory deserves a collective reward.

The other members ceremoniously take a step back. Now that the monster of past contests summoned by Senghor has collapsed, you finally see it. The entrance of Al'mutajawil Mak-thabat, a building older than time itself whose stone guardians gaze upon you in their eternal silence, although you seem to perceive a form of implicit complicity. You push the door open… it's bigger on the inside.

Gigantic shelves stretch across the space, genuine living entities whose roots dig deep into the underworld while their canopies stretch above the clouds born from the internal architectural micro-climate. Infinite rows of books snake in every direction, covered in colorful scales and filled to the brim with mysterious works from many places. Hundreds of thousands of millions of books. Enough reading material for several lifetimes. Your companions gradually join you inside, in awe at this novel playground that is now theirs.

Al'mutajawil Mak-thabat is known to numerous worlds, in uncountable eras and under many monikers.

But most people know it under one name…

The Wanderers' Library.

Table of contents

Rules
Schedule
Prizes
Constraints
Contestants & entries

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Rules

In this contest, you will need to write an SCP article using four randomly-chosen constraints. These constraints regard:

1. the mood this article will have to convey
2. the aesthetic it will utilize
3. the topic it must feature
4. and miscellaneous elements (epoch, format, crosslinks, object class…)

Each of these constraints must be present in your article. Of course, some of them might seem incompatible and you might not be able to give all four a central role in the article. It is your liberty to find the right balance and the proper way to introduce and respect them!

• To participate, contact a staff member via Wikidot PM or Discord. They will proceed to randomly draw your constraints (one constraint per category). Then, inscribe your name in the last section of this page ("Contestants & entries").
• If you don't like the constraints you rolled, you can ask for a re-roll of all four, or one of your choice. This re-roll is final.
• Your entry must be an SCP article.
  • You are free to include as many supplement pages (interviews, exploration logs or incident reports) as you wish. However, only votes on the main page will count towards your ranking.
  • Don't forget to use the "c10fr2022" tag when you post your entry, and to edit the entry list below to add your own.
• There are no defined criteria for respecting a constraint: it is the readers' task to judge whether an entry is correctly executed and cast their vote accordingly, and the authors' task to keep this in mind. In extreme cases, staff reserves the right to disqualify off-topic entries.
• Collaborations are allowed.
• Using existing drafts or or ideas posted to the forum is not allowed.
• You can begin writing your entry at any point during the writing period. However, there will be no extensions and articles posted after the end of the posting period will not be eligible for the contest.

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Schedule

All dates are in Central European Time (UTC+1).

Writing period: 21 march - 21 april (1 month)

For inscriptions and constraint rolls, and for authors to write their respective entries. Inscriptions will be open the entire time for people wishing to hot-join.

Posting period: 21 april - 28 april (1 week)

Entries may be posted during this time. Inscriptions will still be open for people wishing to hot-join. Articles posted after april 28th at midnight will automatically be disqualified.

Voting period: 28 april - 12 may (2 weeks)

Time given to allow everyone to read the contest entries and vote according to their personal appreciation. Inscriptions will be closed and entries may no longer be posted during this time. On may 12th at midnight, votes will be counted and the winner will be announced.

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Prizes

First place

SCP-500-FR slot.

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Second place

SCP-555-FR slot.

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Third place

SCP-599-FR slot.

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Fourth place

SCP-444-FR slot.

When posting their entry, each contestant is invited to leave a self-comment specifying three slots they would like for their entry besides the prize slots, by order of preference.² The 501 to 510 slots are reserved for the contest, but you may specify any free slot in the 5XX-FR series. When the contest ends, every (non-prize) entry will be posted to the first specified slot, or the second if it is already taken by a higher-ranked entry, et cetera. Thus, the higher an entry is ranked, the more likely it is to be posted to its desired slots.

Unused reserved slots will be unlocked when the contest ends.

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Constraints

Category 1: Mood

Translator Note: originally in alphabetical order.

1. absolution
2. bitterness
3. apathy
4. apprehension
5. bravery
6. anger
7. compassion
8. fear
9. guilt
10. damnation
11. disappointment
12. disgust
13. despair
14. lust
15. doubt
16. effrontery
17. embarrassment
18. excitement
19. fatality
20. fervor
21. pride
22. frustration
23. grandness
24. shame
25. forbidden
26. irritation
27. jealousy
28. joy
29. grief
30. dreary
31. distrust
32. melancholy
33. disdain
34. mystification
35. novelty
36. ostracism
37. panic
38. pity
39. psychosis
40. feud
41. remorse
42. resentment
43. sexy
44. loneliness
45. filth
46. relief
47. tenderness
48. tension
49. triumph
50. emptiness

Category 2: Aesthetic

1. Abstract — At the exact opposite of illusions, the abstract does not try to represent existing objects or subjects and instead combines patterns (graphical or literary) apparently devoid of meaning but conveying emotions and impressions through interpretation (conscious or not).
2. Mushroomcore — This aesthetic revolves around fungi and their role in the collective imaginary. Woodlands are under the spotlight, through the filter of the duality of life and death: fungi become the symbol of growth as well as putrefied matter. The afterlife may also be involved, as fungal growth is often associated to fairy rings, subterranean worlds and final resting places for the dead.
3. Academia — This aesthetic revolves around the act of voluntary learning. The search for knowledge, truth and enlightenment are key principles. This will to learn can be directed towards any science, hard or soft, natural or not, and reading is of course an important activity.
4. Mythpunk — This aesthetic revolves around transposing iconic mythical figures or stories into a modern environment: it features urbanization of the story, reflection on the mythical elements compared to the more plausible ones (contemporary or futuristic), as well as a more elaborate, complex and literary approach to the plot. It is therefore a figurative rewrite of common mythical elements of the collective imaginary, accompanied by denunciation, rejection of society and struggle against order, which are the base principles of the punk movement.
5. Liminal spaces — This aesthetic revolves around so-called transition spaces, i.e. spaces that exist only to accommodate the temporary passage of a large number of people, but presented outside of this context and without any activity. These transition spaces include but are not limited to: train station hallways, school corridors, cafeterias, supermarkets, bathrooms, a cluster of empty rooms, a doorstep… it is therefore a very visual and descriptive aesthetic, which underlines the uncanny and unsettling vibe these spaces give off when they're not in use.
6. Old web — This aesthetic revolves around the first baby steps of the web and promotes personal poetic expression through basic multimedia (GIFs, clip-art, slideshows…) and senescent digital interfaces. Apart from the intrinsic feeling of nostalgia, the point is also to honor an era of artistic, individual freedom at the opposite of contemporary web-design trends which are more restrictive and down-to-earth, as well as the current monopoly big companies have over the web. The users are not afraid of things hideous, ugly, absurd or illegible, although this is not an endgame and this aesthetic can also be conveyed through beauty. Here is a exaggerated example.
7. Cottagegore — An old-time, rural ambiance with common elements such as agriculture, modest dwellings, a way of life close to nature but mixed with darker themes in relation to death and unsettling, disturbing apparitions. Expect occultism and antique sorcery, carnivorous plants and haunted windmills.
8. Sovietwave — An extension of the soviet aesthetic from the Cold War, full of nostalgia and positivism. Often reuses the values and imagery of soviet communism to show its details or even its potential revival in the future, for example through space exploration or the unification of humanity. Although this aesthetic doesn't have to praise the ensemble in every way, it is definitely not criticism and must remain indulgent.
9. Hippie — A 60s' counter-culture, the hippie movement uses colorful imagery, sometimes surreal and reminiscent of the visuals induced by cannabis and LSD which are often consumed among hippie groups, as well as the values of pacifism and fraternity. Community life, collaborative resistance to the world's dangers through mutual support and wishing for an unrealistically positive utopia are recurrent themes.
10. Fantasy — This aesthetic revolves around constructing a fictional universe relying on myths, fairy tales and folkloric creatures. These can be integrated into our modern society to various extents, originate from a past era or exist independently from humanity: the main condition being that their existence is unambiguous, and that suspension of disbelief is involved, since the writing is not supposed to depict plausible or realistic events. Although fantasy works are at the center of this aesthetic, enjoying and copying them (reading, role-play, costumes) is also permissible.
11. Rockability — This aesthetic revolves around the beginnings of Rock'n'roll, during the early 50s in the United States. it is defined by unique clothing and musical consistency.
12. Gloomcore — Solitary Nordic forest ambiance. Gloomcore revolves around the beauty of natural environments like cliffs, pebble beaches or mountain lakes. Gloomcore doesn't have to be grim, but some melancholy is involved, the environments it describes are often blanketed in cold light. It is also commonplace to include a hint of mystery, for instance with gloomy, unexplored nooks and crannies.
13. Steampunk — The age of steam, cogs and pistons! The steampunk aesthetic revolves around the retro-futurism concept applied to the first industrial revolution. Often associated to the victorian era for our British neighbors, it is one of the most common aesthetics in fiction, so much so that it became its own sub-genre. Works from Jules Verne, Hayo mikazaki or H.G. Welles are a good source of inspiration.
14. Cyberpunk — Visions of a violent, unequal dystopian society with ubiquitous technological advances (notably cybernetic) which often dictate its organization. The world is often controlled by mighty privatized groups and/or a despotic state, allowing street laws and criminal cartels to flourish in the more impoverished areas. This vision is strongly pessimistic and leaves little room for moral values.
15. Vulture culture — Dust, skulls, dried flowers and taxidermy… this theme will perhaps ring a bell for those who have seen movies by Caro and Jeunet. This aesthetic is about cabinets of curiosities with a claustrophobic vibe, on one hand unsettling like a psychopath's home, on the other hand reassuring like a grandmother's apartment. The collections are often compulsive, maybe warm with filth or methodically cold, between pinned butterflies, old leather-bound books and glass jars filled with unidentified findings.
16. Tropical — The Tropical aesthetic is postcard-worthy: white beaches, deep blue waters, flourishing vegetation, all about relaxing and drinking cocktails served in coconuts. Mostly a very idealized Épinal print³, but not incompatible with a certain form of adventure, from shipwrecks to lost temples… but always relaxed!
17. Solarpunk — A futuristic utopia in a healthier and more responsible world, solarpunk introduces a more durable society thanks to new technologies and humans' voluntary tendencies which allow for balanced interactions with their environment. Power is now a minor issue because of the autonomous organisation of societies, and human society intertwines and fuses with nature through technology.
18. Futurism — An Italian avant-garde movement from the early 20^th century, futurism can be summarized in two words: violence and speed. Futurism is an exaggeration of industrial modernity, its machines, its fast paces, and perpetual change — its partisans try to kill classical aesthetics and artistic codes from the ancient world. All about smoggy metropolises, turbulent planes and furious cars. Glorifying "masculine values," courage, war, death, some futurists embraced Mussolini's fascism, the first one being Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, founder of the movement and author of the first manifesto. A more heated version of "dieselpunk."
19. Ocean grunge — The ocean is vast, so is its imagery. There are sadly no surfboards and vahinés here: this theme focuses on the viscous, harsh and grim aspects of the ocean, cold colors, stormy weather, the strange surfaces of shellfish, corals and the ocean floor.
20. Desertwave — The desertwave aesthetic doesn't only focus on the vast, inhospitable terrain, but on those who adapted to survive there. People (such as the Mongols), fauna (such as fennec foxes), and flora (such as cacti). Well, that and also the inhospitable terrain.
21. Dark romanticism — A major movement from the 19^th century, dark romanticism has nothing to do with little cupids and pastel hues: it is about Man opening Himself to new geographical, historical or mystical elements which fascinate Him, sometimes to a maddening extent… Vampires, goths, Arthurian or Celtic lore are common topics, as long as they remain foggy and fantasized.
22. Kidcore — A world of toys and candy, "Toy Story-esque" for many and inspired from the 90s: full of vivid colors, simple shapes and smiling animals, everything smells like sugar and over-excitement.
23. Fanfare — Circuses, fairs and amusements parks, the fanfare style covers aesthetics related to entertainment, amazement and more generally drawing the public's attention. Be it sounds, colors or lights, everything is more intense, sometimes even messy.
24. Sterile — A claustrophobic, oppressive ambiance that is conveyed through cleanliness. It mainly features white immaculate spaces, items with simple, smooth shapes to prevent injuries, and absence of life. Distancing between people (cameras, speakers, protective windows…) also plays an important part.
25. Atompunk — Far from the unsettling fog of steampunk and dieselpunk, atompunk corresponds to the very optimistic golden age of sci-fi in the 50s. It is an extension of the "model family" ideal of this era applied to space colonization, with all the benefits that nuclear energy, novel materials, force fields and other such stuff can bring to humanity to make daily life a utopia (almost).
26. Voidpunk — This aesthetic relies on a feeling of not belonging to humanity. This can manifest in various ways: rejecting the norm, feeling rejected by one's peers, distancing from human emotions, detachment from fixed notions of identity and gender… be it forced or reclaimed, this feeling defines voidpunk, which is about celebrating what's different, undefinable, changing, unknown or even existential void. (update since people are having a hard time with this aesthetic: listen to an episode of Welcome to the Night Vale, it sums up the idea pretty well)
27. Beauf/Vacation Dadcore — From Magnum to Patrick Chirac⁴, you already know this aesthetic. It is not only about heavenly beaches (they are rarely so in the end) but more about lazy sunbathing and artificiality: squeaky crocs, pink aloha shirts, polyester tents and concrete peers which deface the seashore; throwaway cameras and pétanque⁵ balls, everything is there for you to bring back wonderful memories, authentic or not, until next year's vacation.
28. Monkeycore — This aesthetic revolves around returning to a primitive primate state. It is about expressing rejection of modern human complexity and a wish to return to simpler times, without systemic organization or philosophy. The motto of this movement is "Reject humanity, return to the monkey."
29. Byzantine — Very grand, very rich, very serious, three traits that dictated everything in Byzantium, but also Venice and Cluny: the Byzantine style is linked to excess, but always with the goal of elevating the human soul, be it with numerous marble columns, ubiquitous gilding, silk and gemstones, but also the extreme seriousness of those who inhabit these places: strict popes and matriarchs who value nothing more than dignity. Everything is a lot, sometimes perhaps too much, too complicated, too rich, too glorious for mere mortals…
30. Fin de siècle/Decadent — A reaction to modernity and the abandonment of old morals, the Late Century spirit made the last two decades of the 19^th century into a long sunset. Evoking the myth of Roman decline, the "decadentists" see around them a declining civilization and a corrupt society. This sentiment is associated to the idea of a physical and moral degeneracy of the nobility, whose lineages go extinct from consanguinity and futility. Fin de siècle works are therefore laden with the themes of ennui, neurosis, decomposition and death. But a decadent hero's attitude is also deeply ambiguous, sometimes celebrating and honoring this decline; an inflammatory cynic, he enjoys shocking others through deviant sexual practices and blurring the line between genders.
31. Marginal — Revolving around anarchist milieus, punk, homelessness and zones à défendre⁶, the marginal style describes the aesthetic of squatters and all those rejected by society — or rejecting society. It often implies precariousness balanced by resourcefulness, makeshift gear, survival, solidarity, but also violence in both directions.
32. Vaporwave — Antique statues, grids, pastel pink and blue, palm trees, Japanese kanji: the vaporwave aesthetic is a massive collage. Nostalgia for the 70s and 80s — ironic or not — occupies a central place, especially through technology: early computers, audio tapes, VHS, as well as anything evoking blurry memories: distorted and slowed sounds, glitch-y images… obsessed with big cities, often at night, vaporwave is also an ambiguous commentary on consumerism — American-style malls are one of its favorite decors.
33. Edo/Traditional Japan — An oriental atmosphere centered around tradition and customs: it is the great era of blooming cherry trees populating haiku, but also of a very "precious" society, tidily dictated by Confucianism, where the social layers populated by shoguns, samurais and geisha strengthen their hierarchy through an abundance of respect, codes and overall fuss.
34. Corporate — An office atmosphere with its open-spaces, its Minitels⁷ and its potted plants, filled with managers in brown tuxedos and more or less competent employees. Makes fun of the corporate world, the jargon and the anglicisms, the unending meetings and the absurdity of office work. "We must synergize the product data to ideate new buzzword deadlines."
35. Afrofuturism — An ambiance featuring a prosperous Africa which used the future and the past to its advantage: sci-fi technology and ancient traditions blend into a delectable mixture.
36. Countryside — Far from the city, this aesthetic revolves around rural areas and their peaceful lifestyle: cultivated fields, hay bales, fishermen, clock towers and countryside bistros are to be expected, from Marcel Pagnol to Le pape des escargots⁸.
37. Stonepunk — This aesthetic revolves around the evolution of a prehistoric society, real or fantasized (looking at you, the Flintstones). Flint tools and dinosaurs possibly on the menu, sound the aurochs horns!
38. Polar — Between a hostile, frozen environment and the safety of laboratories that are just as cold, this aesthetic mainly revolves around survival and a difficult daily life in small groups, aboard ships or scientific bases which often don't stay intact the entire way.
39. Scene — !!! h0i girls x3 check out my MySpace (I)O(I) new glittery hairstyle + upd4te on my relationship, 4 months already with zeboss48 !! OoO — Yes, we are in the mid-2000s, we are teenagers and we rant about our everyday issues, we learn to know each other. Emo sprinkled in glitter, vivid colors and glimmery GIFs (or horrid GIFs, you decide). (update since people are having a hard time with this aesthetic: it is not just parody, check out Bring Me The Horizon's music videos for instance.)
40. Masquerade — Centered around Venetian carnivals and the Commedia dell'arte, this aesthetic mixes strange porcelain masks and vast stretches of red velvet into a parade both elegant and unsettling. Rather than bourgeois ball dances, the idea is to convey an uncanny strangeness, where the person fades behind the costume, where the music comes from an unknown direction, and where the water's surface reflects fireworks which are absent from the air…
41. Spacial — From the coldness of intergalactic space to the heat of burning stars, this aesthetic revolves around the sheer scale of the universe, the void, and the excitement it can induce. If you have doubts, just look up on a summer night and gaze at the sky.
42. Backpacking — The backpacking aesthetic doesn't focus on a single country, but on the themes of travelling to many destinations and visiting many places. Picture postcards and road maps: whether you're exploring or fleeing, it's is all about accumulating memories and traces from all the seven continents.
43. Utopia — A perfect world, where all are equal, peaceful and live without having to worry about what comes the next day. Without going as far as the Care Bears, still. Etymologically, it is also a place that doesn't exist.
44. Post-apocalyptic — To talk about a world destroyed by a nuclear war, an unending winter, a raging epidemic… either immediately after or much later.
45. Web — You can reference the Old Web aesthetic from earlier, with the distinction that this esthaetic revolves around the current internet, which is designed to be efficient and refined, not at all flashy or rough.
46. After Hours — What is lurking in our peripheral vision, hidden in the darkness, residing in the nocturnal silence?
47. Spring — The season of renewal, of growing plants and blooming flowers. Life slowly resumes after idling for the winter.
48. Summer — Infernal heat, white beaches and wheat fields undulating in the wind. The sun bathes all in its ardent rays.
49. Autumn — A walk through the golden forest amidst falling leaves, rains heralding the coming of winter and shortening days.
50. Winter — An evening in a log cabin watching the snowfall, your nose turned red from the freezing wind. Is that a sled, up there, on the roof?

Category 3: Topic

1. The Abnormality Amateurs Association
2. The African Office of Occult Affairs
3. The French National Gendastrerie
4. The Humanist Gentlemen
5. Nemo and the Nautilus
6. The Order of Light
7. Primordial
8. The Kingdom of Univers'island
9. SAPPHIRE
10. Humanité
11. The Singulière Académie Impériale
12. Anderson Robotics
13. ORIA
14. Dr Wondertainment
15. Fifthism
16. Herman Fuller
17. The Global Occult Coalition
18. The Oneiroi Collective
19. The Sarkic Cults
20. The Church of the Broken God
21. Second Hytoth
22. Chicago Spirit
23. Are We Cool Yet?
24. The Factory
25. Manna Charitable Foundation
26. GRU Division "P"
27. ☽☽☽ Initiative
28. Horizon Initiative
29. IJAMEA
30. The Chaos Insurgency
31. Gamers Against Weed
32. Prometheus Labs
33. The Serpent's Hand
34. Marshall, Carter & Dark
35. Parawatch Wiki
36. Ambrose Restaurants
37. The Shark Punching Center
38. Wilson's Wildlife Solutions
39. Unusual Incidents Unit
40. Alexylva University
41. The Hanged King
42. Nobody
43. The Black Queen
44. Alagadda
45. La Rue Macabre
46. Three Portlands
47. Wanderer's Library
48. Site-Ghimel
49. Site-Yod
50. Site-Ayin

Category 4: Miscellaneous

1. Francophone folklore
2. Nordic folklore
3. African folklore
4. Greco-roman folklore
5. Slavic folklore
6. East-Asian folklore
7. Middle-eastern folklore
8. Oceanian folklore
9. Native American folklore
10. Urban legend
11. Well-known phenomenon
12. Everyday item
13. Using another SCP-FR
14. Using a French tale
15. Using a French GoI-format
16. Human error
17. Technical error
18. Containment breach
19. Poetry
20. 500 words or less per section
21. Prehistory
22. Antiquity
23. Middle ages
24. Renaissance
25. 18^th century
26. 19^th century
27. 20^th century
28. 2012
29. 2013
30. 2014
31. 2015
32. 2016
33. 2017
34. 2018
35. 2019
36. 2020
37. 2021
38. 2022
39. Object Class: Safe
40. Object Class: Euclid
41. Object Class: Keter
42. Object Class: Thaumiel
43. Object Class: Neutralized
44. Threat Level: White
45. Threat Level: Blue
46. Threat Level: Green
47. Threat Level: Yellow
48. Threat Level: Orange
49. Threat Level: Red
50. Threat Level: Black

Note for time-related constraints: your SCP item isn't required to originate from that era; but the era or year must occupy a central place in the article. It can be a connection to an SCP posted that year, an event that happened that year, et cetera. Be creative in the way you interpret the constraints!

Contestants & entries

► See all contestants

To participate, use the following format and inscribe your name at the end of this section:

**Contestant:** [[*user Username]]
**Constraints:** //Constraint 1, Constraint 2, Constraint 3, Constraint 4//
**Entry:** Link to your entry (when it's posted)
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To post your entry, follow the procedure on the page creation guide and use the page name c10ayourusername (no spaces, all lowercase). For instance, Alwaid's entry (completely hypothetical) would have the url http://fondationscp.wikidot.com/c10aalwaid. For the page title, put "SCP-500-FR: Your Title."

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Contestant: Mamiebel
Constraints: Melancholy, Dark romanticism, The Hanged King, 2015
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Felter Finalis
Constraints: Sexy, Cyberpunk, UIU, Euclid class
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Cishumanism

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Contestant: Faltazi
Constraints: Loneliness, Spring, Site-Ghimel, Using a French GoI-format
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Shkeil AkShek
Constraints: Compassion, Corporate, IJAMEA, Antiquity
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Humanitarian Statuettes

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Contestant: macro_au_micro
Constraints: Shame, Hippie, Parawatch Wiki, Human error
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Dr Macro vs Dr Mackerel or the Great COVOID-19 Pandemic

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Contestant: AgentSculder
Constraints: Bravery, Utopia, Alagadda, Middle ages
Entry: SCP-505-FR: Before Aleph

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Contestant: Charles Magne
Constraints: Shame, Sterile, Three Portlands, Antiquity
Entry: SCP-500-FR: The Ouch Arrow

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Contestant: Agent Stanislav
Constraints: Fervor, Academia, Chicago Spirit, Prehistory
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Tara Lucy
Constraints: Absolution, Gloomcore, CotBG, 2020
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Mafiew
Constraints: Tension, Steampunk, The Factory, Containment breach
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: DrJohannes
Constraints: Shame, Vulture Culture, Three Portlands, Safe class
Entry: SCP-500-FR: An Imperfect Allegory

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Contestant: Henry Von Kartoffen
Constraints: Distrust, Afrofuturism, Manna Charitable Foundation, African folklore
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Lonngal

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Contestant: Dr Grym
Constraints: Damnation, Gloomcore, The Humanist Gentlemen, Threat level orange
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Dr U N Owen
Constraints: Relief, Atompunk, Anderson Robotics, Using another SCP-FR
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Éléonore

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Contestant: Cauchynambour, Al_W0onder
Constraints: Novelty, Countryside, Rue Macabre, Threat level blue
Entry: SCP-500-FR: The Major Key

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Contestant: Jaan Kask, Oreobanane
Constraints: Doubt, Polar, Singulière Académie Impériale, 20^th century
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Eudyptes pengirae

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Contestant: Dr Benji
Constraints: Loneliness, Post-apocalyptic, SAPPHIRE, Threat level yellow
Entry: SCP-500-FR: A well-carved path

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Contestant: Dr Lekter, Aloices
Constraints: Anger, Polar, Hanged King, Using another SCP-FR
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Clavier
Constraints: Tenderness, Mushroomcore, Prometheus Labs, Prehistory
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Archiviste Judas
Constraints: Filth, Old web, Manna Charitable Foundation, Threat level blue
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Pr Isoi
Constraints: Filth, Rockabilly, Oneiroi, Slavic folklore
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: DrGemini
Constraints: Anger, Cottagegore, UIU, Threat level blue
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Gabitoon
Constraints: Fear, Fanfare, Wanderer's Library, 2022
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Won't You Dance Now

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Contestant: Seed Holt
Constraints: Bitterness, Fantasy, GOC, 2018
Entry: SCP-500-FR: The Geppetto

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Contestant: DrCendres
Constraints: Feud, Fin de siècle/Decadent, Herman Fuller, Human Error
Entry: SCP-500-FR: A Sensual Female's troubles

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Contestant: Floriak
Constraints: Effrontery, Web, Doctor Wondertainment, Oceanian folklore
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Herolles & Maeltudal
Constraints: Disdain, Spring, Hanged King, Slavic Folklore
Entry: SCP-500-FR: The King is dead, long live the King

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Contestant: Pipon, Zanros
Constraints: Filth, Mythpunk, Primordial, Middle Ages
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Reyas
Constraints: Irritation, Cottagegore, Nemo and the Nautilus, Everyday item
Entry: SCP-555-FR: The SCP Religion

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Contestant: Spe Arcael
Constraints: Emptiness - Spring - Fifthism - Technical Error
Entry: SCP-500-FR: The Sixth Church

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Contestant: Bob-Bob-Bob
Constraints: Pride - Desertwave - GAW - Threat level green
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: antarctus
Constraints: Disappointment - Fantasy - Chaos Insurgency - Threat level yellow
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Timothom
Constraints: Filth - Sterile - ORIA - Threat level orange
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Embellishing my Mistakes

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Contestant: Thorac
Constraints: Melancholy, Voidpunk, Shark Punching Center, Technical error
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Ryctus
Constraints: Pity, Beauf/Vacation Dadcore, Site-Ghimel, Brèche de confinement
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Holidays in the Heat

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Contestant: Dr Goupil
Constraints: Apprehension, Vulture Culture, University of Alexylva, Threat level yellow
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Olbaum
Constraints: Bravery, Liminal spaces, The Order of Light, Using another SCP-FR
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: DoctorAngelos
Constraints: Disgust, Cyberpunk, Site-Yod, Threat level red
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Wasite
Constraints: Despair, After hours, The Humanist Gentlemen, Renaissance
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Leo_Heliantas
Constraints: Despair, Marginal, Marshall, Carter & Dark, 2016
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Wooden Benches

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Contestant: Henka_42
Constraints: Effrontery, Mushroomcore, GRU Division "P", Neutralized class
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Crawdad Farming

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Contestant: Ookazi
Constraints: Disappointment, Rockabilly, ORIA, Technical Error
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Emmarmelade
Constraints: Fatality, Masquerade, Herman Fuller, 2017
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Animal Child

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Contestant: Andro Anutfryz, Ilu-Icey
Constraints: Anger, Masquerade, Herman Fuller, Slavic folklore
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Elevated Entertainment

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Contestant: DataAnalyst-a7
Constraints: Irritation, Liminal spaces, Three Portlands, Using another SCP-FR
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Dr Stanley Darrel
Constraints: Joy, Winter, GOC, 2018
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Nephandi
Constraints: Bitterness, Academia, Nobody, Threat level red
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: JF -The World
Constraints: Apprehension, Web, The Humanist Gentlemen, Threat level orange
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Felixou
Constraints: Compassion, Monkeycore, Site-Yod, 2019
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: LouviaChan does not match any existing user name
Constraints: Emptiness, Desertwave, Serpent's Hand, 2019
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: non3uclidean
Constraints: Fatality, Fantasy, Are We Cool Yet?, 2012
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Caesar!on
Constraints: Distrust, Marginal, Anderson Robotics, Human Error
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: nasak_91
Constraints: Filth, Cyberpunk, Site-Ghimel, Keter class
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Googoo
Constraints: Grandeur, Liminal spaces, Site-Ayin, Euclid Class
Entry: SCP-500-FR: You can go back there easily...

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Contestant: Anoure
Constraints: Frustration, Academia, Fifthism, 2019
Entry: SCP-510-FR: 5 Stars

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Contestant: Lunalkan
Constraints: Panic, Mythpunk, Wanderer's Library, Antiquity
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Noirdair
Constraints: Irritation, Masquerade, Serpent's hand, 2014
Entry: N/A

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Contestant: Alwaid
Constraints: Psychosis - Post-apocalyptic - MC&D - 2015
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Cobalt Blue

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Contestant: CretinusVox
Constraints: Fervor - Post-apocalyptic - MC&D - Euclid class
Entry: SCP-589-FR: The Lamppost Song

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When the contest is over, pages will be moved to the winning slots (for the four winners) or those desired by the authors.

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Contestant: Felter Finalis
Constraints: Sexy, Cyberpunk, UIU, Euclid class
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Cishumanism

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Contestant: Shkeil AkShek
Constraints: Compassion, Corporate, IJAMEA, Antiquity
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Humanitarian Statuettes

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Contestant: macro_au_micro
Constraints: Shame, Hippie, Parawatch Wiki, Human error
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Dr Macro vs Dr Mackerel or the Great COVOID-19 Pandemic

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Contestant: AgentSculder
Constraints: Bravery, Utopia, Alagadda, Middle ages
Entry: SCP-505-FR: Before Aleph

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Contestant: Charles Magne
Constraints: Shame, Sterile, Three Portlands, Antiquity
Entry: SCP-500-FR: The Ouch Arrow

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Contestant: DrJohannes
Constraints: Shame, Vulture Culture, Three Portlands, Safe class
Entry: SCP-503-FR: An Imperfect Allegory

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Contestant: Henry Von Kartoffen
Constraints: Distrust, Afrofuturism, Manna Charitable Foundation, African folklore
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Lonngal

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Contestant: Dr U N Owen
Constraints: Relief, Atompunk, Anderson Robotics, Using another SCP-FR
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Éléonore

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Contestant: Cauchynambour, Al_W0onder
Constraints: Novelty, Countryside, Rue Macabre, Threat level blue
Entry: SCP-500-FR: The Major Key

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Contestant: Jaan Kask, Oreobanane
Constraints: Doubt, Polar, Singulière Académie Impériale, 20^th century
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Eudyptes pengirae

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Contestant: Dr Benji
Constraints: Loneliness, Post-apocalyptic, SAPPHIRE, Threat level yellow
Entry: SCP-500-FR: A well-carved path

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Contestant: Gabitoon
Constraints: Fear, Fanfare, Wanderer's Library, 2022
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Won't You Dance Now

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Contestant: Seed Holt
Constraints: Bitterness, Fantasy, GOC, 2018
Entry: SCP-500-FR: The Geppetto

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Contestant: DrCendres
Constraints: Feud, Fin de siècle/Decadent, Herman Fuller, Human Error
Entry: SCP-500-FR: A Sensual Female's troubles

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Contestant: Herolles & Maeltudal
Constraints: Disdain, Spring, Hanged King, Slavic Folklore
Entry: SCP-500-FR: The King is dead, long live the King

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Contestant: Reyas
Constraints: Irritation, Cottagegore, Nemo and the Nautilus, Everyday item
Entry: SCP-555-FR: The SCP Religion

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Contestant: Spe Arcael
Constraints: Emptiness - Spring - Fifthism - Technical Error
Entry: SCP-500-FR: The Sixth Church

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Contestant: Timothom
Constraints: Filth - Sterile - ORIA - Threat level orange
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Embellishing my Mistakes

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Contestant: Ryctus
Constraints: Pity, Beauf/Vacation Dadcore, Site-Ghimel, Brèche de confinement
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Holidays in the Heat

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Contestant: Leo_Heliantas
Constraints: Despair, Marginal, Marshall, Carter & Dark, 2016
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Wooden Benches

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Contestant: Henka_42
Constraints: Effrontery, Mushroomcore, GRU Division "P", Neutralized class
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Crawdad Farming

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Contestant: Emmarmelade
Constraints: Fatality, Masquerade, Herman Fuller, 2017
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Animal Child

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Contestant: Andro Anutfryz, Ilu-Icey
Constraints: Anger, Masquerade, Herman Fuller, Slavic folklore
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Elevated Entertainment

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Contestant: Googoo
Constraints: Grandeur, Liminal spaces, Site-Ayin, Euclid Class
Entry: SCP-500-FR: You can go back there easily...

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Contestant: Anoure
Constraints: Frustration, Academia, Fifthism, 2019
Entry: SCP-510-FR: 5 Stars

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Contestant: Alwaid
Constraints: Psychosis - Post-apocalyptic - MC&D - 2015
Entry: SCP-500-FR: Cobalt Blue

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Contestant: CretinusVox
Constraints: Fervor - Post-apocalyptic - MC&D - Euclid class
Entry: SCP-589-FR: The Lamppost Song

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Footnotes

1. Translator Note: A reference to a very heated debate about the Foundation's motto in French. Some people wish to replace the word Contenir with Confiner, which would be a more accurate translation in this context. However, many members have made it very clear that they don't want the motto to change. As a translator, my stance is obvious; as someone who doesn't want to make enemies, I shall remain silent.

2. You are free to specify more slots if you believe your first three are sought after by others.

3. A popular kind of postcards from the 19^th century

4. From the movie Camping

5. French sport which consists in throwing heavy steel balls. The best terrain for playing is sand, it is therefore commonly played on beaches.

6. Permanent occupation of places by protesters in order to prevent massive construction projects

7. Set of interconnected computers predating the internet and popular in France during the 1980s.

8. Novel from Henri Vincenot, 1983. An eccentric stream train driver befriends a young sculptor in the Burgundian contryside.