The Pagan calendar cycle for the year 2022 is a reflection of nature's rhythms and the changing seasons. Paganism, rooted in ancient traditions, embraces the cycles of nature and the interconnectedness of all beings. The Pagan calendar, often referred to as the Wheel of the Year, is divided into eight Sabbats, or festivals, that mark significant points in the natural cycle. The year begins with Imbolc on February 2nd, which celebrates the coming of spring and the return of light. It is a time of purification and initiation, as well as a celebration of the goddess Brigid. Next is Ostara on March 20th, the spring equinox, which symbolizes renewal and rebirth.
Before you can go on, you must interact with the switch to the right in this area. This will turn off the power to a gate ahead. Use the bounce pad to return to the above bridge above, then continue on through the newly opened gate.
It appears to love attention and playing with visitors, and is notorious for tugging and chewing on lab coats of anyone who tries to leave prematurely. It comes complete with a canine obstacle course specifically made for it, which is designed to look more like natural plants and the like rather than inanimate objects, and a few toys.
Next is Ostara on March 20th, the spring equinox, which symbolizes renewal and rebirth. It is a time to honor the god and goddess, and to plant seeds for the future. Beltane, on May 1st, is a joyous celebration of fertility and growth.
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Secure. Contain. Protect. That's the motto of the SCP Foundation. Only there are times when they're not so good at containing. As the countless creatures and artifacts held within the laboratory grow restless, a containment breach may very well be plausible in the future.
You are either an SCP, a creature or object under study, or a scientist observing these strange beings. Either way, SCP or scientist, you are deep within the confines of the facility.
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Occupation: (Scientist or SCP?)
Class: (Safe, Euclid, or Keter)
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You may also claim canon SCP characters if you'd like. :3
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"A real intelligence agent has no ego, no conscience, no remorse. Only a sense of professionalism."
- Elim Garak, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
(Ooooh. Been a while since I did anything with SCPs!)
Designation: SCP-2200-2
Nickname: "The Silver Slayer" (or just Silver)
Age: 21
Gender: Male
Species: Human
Occupation: SCP
Class: Keter
Personality: If you looked up "arrogance" in the dictionary, you'd find a picture of this guy. He thinks he's God's gift to the world, incredibly narcissistic, and he'll go on for hours bragging about how awesome he is just because he's got a magic sword. All this self-absorbance hasn't left much room for much else in his head, so he's not very bright either.
Appearance: He's got the build of a physically active guy, medium length hair, average height. Like all those who've wielded 2200-1, his whole body is a uniform silvery-blue color with a metallic tint. He wears a camouflage-patterned shirt and brown pants
Other: SCP-2200 on the SCP Wiki
(Also, how many characters can each user have? :3)
---It's been one of those days, all year. #3 Posted: 15:48:27 28/07/2018 | Topic Creator ((OOC: We'll do a three character limit to start with. :3))
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"A real intelligence agent has no ego, no conscience, no remorse. Only a sense of professionalism."
- Elim Garak, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Designation: SCP-8345-7
Nickname: None, but may be given one later.
Age: Exact age is uncertain, but seems to be a young adult.
Gender: Uncertain, but seems to respond well to anything.
Species: Unknown. However, studies have shown that it is likely an undead creature of sorts, since it does not require food or rest, and does not appear to breathe. It is always active, never needing to sleep, although it will still accept treats if given. It is an incredibly fast runner and a strong swimmer. It never tires, so it can run indefinitely, and can stay underwater indefinitely due to it having no need for air. Although its tail looks heavy, it is actually hollow, and only tends to drag due to its size. It has strong, durable teeth that do not appear to break, and seem capable of chewing up nearly anything. Despite its notable intelligence, it is incapable of speaking any human languages. Instead, it tends to make more dog and wolf-like sounds, mixed with subtle bone-rattling noises and ominous wind-like sounds.
Occupation: SCP
Class: Euclid
Personality: It seems to have a never ending supply of energy, and keeping it content and contained has proven rather difficult at times. It seems to require near constant entertainment of some kind, whether it be something to chew on, a toy to play with, or a game of some kind provided by a personnel member. When left to its own devices with nothing to do, this thing will howl endlessly at best, and attempt to escape its confinement at worst. It is a restless creature who absolutely needs some sort of task to fulfill in order to be anything but completely obnoxious. However, it also displays stubbornness, and can be quite strong-willed. While it simply insists on having something to do, it must meet its requirements of fun, or it will reject the task completely and demand something else to do instead. It does not seem at all willing to do anything productive with its existence, and instead rather take part in only its definition of fun. Despite how infuriating this beast can be at times, it does not seem all that dangerous. At least, not to living beings, anyway. It seems much more intent on destroying anything else it can get its teeth on, and will refrain from chewing on any visiting personnel so long as an alternative is provided. If anything, it is more commonly ecstatic to have visitors, and is much more likely to knock them over by jumping on them rather than actually hurting them. It appears to love attention and playing with visitors, and is notorious for tugging and chewing on lab coats of anyone who tries to leave prematurely. It has also been noted to even block the door on a number of occasions, preventing escape, and will growl if the visitor tries to sneak past. Attempts to distract the beast with a toy have only proven to work once, for it has shown the intelligence to remember said stunt and not fall for it twice. The beast is not easily tricked and attempting to outlast its strong will have proven faulty as well. The only proven way to consistently get it to back down is to shine a light on it. The light doesn't appear to hurt the beast, but for whatever reason, it appears afraid of it.
Appearance: Roughly the size of a large dire wolf. https://sta.sh/0163n5ubmi7b
Other: While it can technically stay in a basic containment room, given that the lock is complex enough so that it can't escape, it is generally not the best idea. The lock is an electronic keypad that will be unlocked with a password. The keypad is too complicated for the beast to solve, and is incapable of being chewed up. Even if it can't escape, it will still cause a racket and attempt to do so, and leaving it for too long in this state has proven to make it behave more aggressively. It still has yet to actually harm anyone, but will still become progressively more difficult to work with if left alone for too long. So it instead is kept in an indoor playroom of sorts that is designed to look like a backyard at night, with enough room for it to run around in. It comes complete with a canine obstacle course specifically made for it, which is designed to look more like natural plants and the like rather than inanimate objects, and a few toys. However, it will still howl endlessly for attention if no one has visited in awhile. It bonds easily with the personnel who work with it, but still refuses to actually obey any of them, and tends to act like it is the one in charge. It is afraid of light, though, which is so far the only reliable way to control this beast, or at least get it to behave temporarily. The light mostly causes it to stop behaving wildly, and is more so effective for getting the beast back to its room, rather than getting it to follow orders. So far, nothing really gets the beast to follow commands, unless it is something it actually wants to do.
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I live my life inside a dream, only waking when I sleep.
Yeah, I've been living in the state of dreaming, living in a make-believe land.
Species: Unknown. However, studies have shown that it is likely an undead creature of sorts, since it does not require food or rest, and does not appear to breathe. It is always active, never needing to sleep, although it will still accept treats if given. It is an incredibly fast runner and a strong swimmer. It never tires, so it can run indefinitely, and can stay underwater indefinitely due to it having no need for air. Although its tail looks heavy, it is actually hollow, and only tends to drag due to its size. It has strong, durable teeth that do not appear to break, and seem capable of chewing up nearly anything. Despite its notable intelligence, it is incapable of speaking any human languages. Instead, it tends to make more dog and wolf-like sounds, mixed with subtle bone-rattling noises and ominous wind-like sounds.
It is a time when the veil between the human and spiritual realms is thin, and magical rituals are performed to bless crops and livestock. Litha, on June 21st, marks the summer solstice and is a time to honor the sun god and harness the energy of the longest day of the year. Lammas, on August 1st, is the first harvest festival of the year. It is a time to give thanks for the abundance of the land and to recognize the cycle of sacrifice and renewal. Mabon, on September 22nd, marks the autumn equinox and is a time to celebrate the harvest and find balance as the days grow shorter. Samhain, on October 31st, is perhaps the most well-known Pagan festival. It is a time to honor ancestors and the spirits of the departed. The veil between the worlds is at its thinnest, and divination and communication with the spirit realm are common practices. Yule, on December 21st, is the winter solstice and the longest night of the year. It celebrates the return of the sun and the rebirth of the god. It is a time of rest and reflection, as well as a time to come together in community. Each of these festivals holds its own unique traditions and rituals, but together they form a cohesive cycle that mirrors the changing seasons and the ebb and flow of life. The Pagan calendar cycle for 2022 invites practitioners to connect with nature, honor the divine, and celebrate the interconnected web of life..
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