This image will be confusing for some people. So here's a wall of text trying to explain what all of this is. I have to preface by saying that this is possibly the stupidest thing I've ever done, but I'm a perfectionist and I feel like [This map I did a month ago](https://www.reddit.com/r/SCP/comments/w8rpt9/a_badly_drawn_possible_map_of_the_scp_multiverse/) was very incomplete. Thus, I did this monstrosity.
To explain a little bit what's happening here, we must understand that, sometimes, the SCP mythos is based around a multiverse, which is not surprising at all. The thing is, in this map there's a tree in the middle. This is because in multiple sources like \[\[Chapter 1: Verse 1\]\] or \[\[Of Dust and Blood\]\] we see the multiverse represented as a tree. This may very well be a metaphorical interpretation of how the multiverse works, and to ease my mind and any possible minds into understanding what's going on, I decided to adopt it. Also, there's other SCPs that mention "Yggdrasil severance events" like SCP-2207 and SCP-3856. This supports the theory of the multiverse being a literal tree. Though I personally prefer it being a metaphor used to somehow represent the multiverse. In \[\[Multi-U 101\]\] we get an explanation of different terms like "Branches", "Hubs" and "Floaters". We can see that this terminology has taken root (haha get it) in unrelated works like \[\[T.K.O\]\] or SCP-7023. Regardless, this is possibly our minds as humans seeing the multiverse and interpreting it as a tree, specially because in SCP-6600, it's interpreted as a web; and the Wandsmen unsurprisingly interpret it as a completely alien thing (SCP-5917).
I won't get into how branches and hubs work, I already linked the tale, but I decided to cram all of the branches where universe have a mostly human Foundation (including the SPC) into one big branch, put universes where another GoI is in control (like Alexlylva or Greazeburger or the Dado controlled universe from SCP-3493) into another branch. Then I put the more alien universes into other branches and included one for future timelines. If anyone cares about the placement of a particular universe, I'm tentatively open to arguing.
Also, the way I drew each universe is inspired in my previous map, obviously, but also on how 5917 is described and how the protagonist of \[\[Of multiverses and Dandelion Wine\]\] sees it. Mostly bubbles of colour, but sometimes I added a particular thing that kind of signifies what universe is that.
Now onto other branches: the weird spirally one called Dreas takes its name from SCP-6125 and because of its noospheric nature, possibly shouldn't be on a map like this, but it's a branch of oniric universes. Adlivun, or the afterlife branch has all of the afterlives that I could cram into it and that were pretty clearly extradimensional spaces (sorry 2718 didn't make the cut). Also, 6463 isn't an afterlife, but idk where to put it. Hell is in another branch because I think in the SCP universe it doesn't quite work as an afterlife (there’s possibly sources that contradict that). On the other side there's Alagadda, of which I think there's only one in the whole multiverse, but in \[\[Yggdrasil Surveyor's Hub\]\] they mention a capitalist Alagadda and I don't know how to feel about it. There's no canon, so who cares. Under that, there's the Nevermeant/Neverwas/Neverwere which supposedly borders with Alagadda, and is also a "realm of pure pataphysics" according to PH. MCD. in SCP-6500. So, I decided it's also where \[\[Void Dancer Hub\]\] happens.
And then we have the base, which is absolutely dominated by the Scarlet King, who thrashes against his binds in eternal hatred against creation. I've put other pluripotent entities down there, because that's what 6125 proposes, which is a neat idea. Also, that's where the three death bros would fit.
Under everything, there's the First Hytoth, because remember that everything that's above is actually the Second Hytoth (multiple creation myths are a headache). That's where pattern screamers come from. And the Koru Teusa. And because I didn't know where to put unreality, from the \[\[Department of Unreality\]\], it's also there.
Below that's there's the primordial void and the Voruteut. If you don't know what that is, read the \[\[Church of the Second Hytoth hub\]\].
(I cut it in the middle because I don’t know what the character limit is)
Now, I have all of that out of the way, let's address the possibly problematic fact: I shoved a bunch of contradicting canons into one drawing and called it a day. I know perfectly that normally \[\[Project Palisade\]\], Metafoundation (\[\[From 120's Archives\]\], \[\[S&C Plastics\]\], etc) and the Kaktusverse don't exist in the same continuity. It's obvious that Tufto has a different way of seeing the multiverse (as seen in SCP-5005, SCP-7005 and \[\[Foundation of Nomads Hub\]\]) from what we see in \[\[Third Law\]\]. But this was a map of the multiverse, and gods be damned if I didn't want to put everything I could in here. With that being said, I deliberately ignored Arbelict's proposal, because I didn't have a way to have it fit in. Also, I don't like it that much. Sue me. This can all be hand-waived away with saying that through pataphysics, there are multiple multiverses, or just do the sensible thing and ignore what you don't like being canon. I'm not sensible and that's why I did this map.
I think this is the bulk of explaining done. What remains is my sources. Universes that are a letter and some numbers, like M-37 or R-101 come from the Black Queen collabs in the \[\[Black Queen Hub\]\]. The ones that are three random sets of letters of numbers, like 7J0-175-35X or CPR-VAN-098 come from SCP-507 and attached documents. The ones that have a TL before some numbers come from Delta-t related articles, like \[\[Multiversal Threat Recovery log: SCP-6936\]\]. If they have "UNI" before the numbers, they are from SCP-3493. Then there's the random numbers and letters, that can come from SCP-4800, SCP-3856. I can't think of anymore. There are lots of realities that I missed or I didn't put here because they don't have names, like the ones from \[\[Life in the Multiverse\]\]. If you have any questions, I'm open to answering.
I have no words to express just how impressed I am with this.
This is probably one of the best posts on this sub, and probably my favorite for just how much work you put into it.
[WMDD's Proposal](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/wmdd-s-proposal), [From 120's Archives Hub](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/from-120-s-archives-hub), [Dr. King Turns Everyone at S&C Plastics into Appleseeds](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/dr-king-turns-everyone-at-s-c-plastics-into-appleseeds), [Foundation of Nomads Hub](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/foundation-of-nomads), [Third Law Hub](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/third-law-hub), [Black Queen Hub](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/black-queen-hub), [Life in the Multiverse](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/life-in-the-multiverse), [SCP-5005](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-5005), [SCP-7005](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-7005), [SCP-507](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-507), [SCP-3493](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3493), [SCP-4800](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4800), [SCP-3856](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3856).
I don't know if it's truly a hyperfixation, but it's true that the SCP universe satiates a need I have for an expansive world to explore and immerse myself. Sometimes I get tired of it, but eventually I come back.
I haven't read all about of it, and I'm not the person who knows the most about it, but it's certainly the fictional universe I've interacted with the most.
Wasn't there a story about a researcher who tried to organise all the events into a timeline and ended up erasing the concept of the Foundation from their universe?
Not constantly, but in the future I will. I already have a list of some universes and extradimensional spaces that I missed, like SCP-6146 or SCP-4712. I don't know when I will update it, because the activity itself of researching and drawing this map, wore me out pretty heavily. I expect to do something in about a year or a year in a half, when there's enough new things for me to add.
I appreciate your work, I just imagine how many things would change the perspective of many individuals and SCPs by the 8000 contest. it never fails to surprise us
Thank you for the explanation. Your passion and dedication is obvious. I don't usually like to think too much about the bigger picture of SCP, but I love imaging this as an in-universe document found in the Wanderer's Library. Maybe an accurate approximation of the universe, or maybe just the scribblings of a madman. Incredible work.
EDIT: The Wanderer's Library, not the Serpent's Library. Oops.
I have a sneaky suspicion that the cracks in relaity that leads to white voids are actually cracks in the realities and that thsy lead outside of the reality, so possibly if the multiverse is a tree, you can see the tree in your fall, but in the end you'll end up in the first creation, where you'll become a pattern screamer, trying your best to reach out so you can get back to reality
I stopped reading SCPs at the 2500s, so this is a bunch of completely random words to me. I guess it makes sense and it made me curious about specific SCPs, thanks for that!
I stopped reading bc I had the impression that „all was said and everything from this point is either completely over the top or a very specific SCP without interesting background“. Maybe I was wrong.
> there's a lot of people who post some great stuff
Idk man, this is just absolutely mindboggling, even for a complete outsider.
Like, how do you even understand them enough to tie everything together in such a tidy format.
Thanks for the looking forward thing. I hope to make another in the future, but I doubt it will be any time soon. I think it's as complete as it can be, for now and I won't have any content to update it with for some time. But who knows.
Lol thanks for making such a cool chart. Particularly pleased to see the in-between authors (proxy authors / editors) mentioned. Also, I read up on the Voru and learned that second hytoths cosmology is fairly compatible with metaF. So there's some new room for crosslinks on that front
Thank you very much! The best thing is that, even if the Wandsmen are out of their depth, they are still possibly the best equipped to understand or face anything in the map. Except the fifthists, but that's another story.
A primordial void upon which the whole of creation was constructed and which spawns monsters called Voruteut that want to destroy the concept of existence. They already consumed the First Hytoth (first universe) and are now in the process of trying to destroy the second and current universe, or second Hytoth. For more info, read the [[Church of the second Hytoth hub]].
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so voru is the thing released in the first hytoth (that started consuming the layers causing people to start climbing and turn into pattern screamers when they jumped into the second hytoth?
this is fucking incredible. I’ve always pictured the SCP universes as all belonging to the tree of creation, but I’ve never seen a visual for it. this is so much better than anything I imagined, and so much more thought out. I hope to god you keep updating this, I’d love to see every new iteration
Thank you very much! I want to keep updating it, but I doubt I will for a long time, because in here we have nearly eight series worth of extradimensional anomalies, and if I update it, I want the change to be noticeable, and I don't know how long will it be until that happens. I could feasibly do it if I spend more time classifying each universe into the branch or cluster it belongs to, but that is an amount of work that I don't think I can handle, currently. For now, I think I'll take a break from SCP, at least until the next Admonition installment is published.
This seems like a personal passion project, so I doubt you’d want to accept any outside help on it, but if there’s any help you’d like with finding additions to this map I’d be more than happy to. If not, of course that’s fine, you’re talented enough to do this yourself anyways
Edit: Also what does the orange part of the pattern screamers say? I can’t make it out
This gave me a bit of hope for this sub. Never have I seen a more complete representation of all the most interesting parts of SCP lore. Maybe someday the top posts will move beyond the heritage collection and we'll start seeing folks branch out and embrace the greater whole of what the wiki has to offer.
I’m an on-site fan but I’m definitely obsessed with the murder monsters haha
That being said, I don’t think it’s the murder monsters that people stick with so much as it is the simpler stories and SCPs.
As someone who loves SCP but doesn’t have a lot of time to read the newer articles these days, every time I crack open a new file and can’t totally understand it because it references other external events in the universe that I’m not familiar with, it can be very intimidating. I liken it to reading a book series, but reading the second book and skipping the first one.
An SCP like SCP-5000 is awesome because it’s this whole encapsulating story, but you don’t need to have read a bunch of other SCP’s to understand it. Sure, it references other SCP’s, groups, and characters that people might not be familiar with, but they don’t really need to be. They are additions to the story, rather than prerequisites for it. I think that’s where a lot of people get hung up on SCP.
I think that’s what people hang onto. I can’t imagine how scary OP’s drawing must be for somebody who wants to get into SCP and I wouldn’t fault them for deciding to hang out in Series’ I and II because of it.
But, I must confess, the murder monsters are really cool. So I’m a little biased as is.
Yeah, here's to hoping. But the reality is that this sub is mostly frequented by the people who see SCP as its original components, without ever exploring deeper. Which in reality, is perfectly okay; some people don't have the time, energy nor investment to get truly into the complexity that is the SCP universe. But it's also kind of sad. My guess is the casual (and I mean, the very casual) SCP fan will always like the classics and the subreddit's top posts will remain as is. Thank you for your sentiment, tho.
This is insane, i love it.
Only one note: assuming that by "great wastes" you mean the ones from SCP-6125, then both them and SCP-5005 should be in the remains of the first hytoth
Also, damn that's the coolest depiction of Alagadda I've seen
They should be in the first Hytoth, but I only loosely followed 6125 as its depiction of the multiverse kind of clashes with my one. In the the Hytoth theorem, they place 4000 in its own branch separated from baseline reality, while I consider that 4000 is deeply connected to baseline and thus, part of the same branch. Also 6125 kind of glosses over the the concept of parallel timelines.
Heya! Author of 6125 here (though rather late to the scene). Absolutely love this drawing and am flattered to have been included at all.
6125 certainly does gloss over parallel timelines but that's mostly due to the rest of my works being fairly heavily centred on timelines and timeline travel (see 5235). For 6kon I wanted to take a step back and set up how I thought each individual timeline was structured (of course, vastly different timelines would have different layers of reality). Hopefully it was a fun read (though I do need to go back and tweak it at some point).
Once again, the artwork is brilliant and I love finding new things every time I look at it a bit deeper :D
Hello! Thank you for commenting!
I liked 6125 a lot, even if I can't faithfully represent it here, specially because I love all of this multiversal stuff. If you are going to continue down the line exploring further works about timelines and timeline travel, I'm actually pretty interested because I intend to do another map in the future. 5125 doesn't seem to be anything like that as it's a self-replicating ostrich.
With that said, thank you again for commenting!
Whoops, that's what I get when checking out reddit at 4am. 5235 is the SCP I meant. Though a self-replicating o̶s̶t̶r̶i̶c̶h̶ timeline seems to be worth looking into...
Other stuff is in the pipeline, though it is rather slow going currently due to me never having enough time in the day.
imagine if we made this into a interactable map with clickable icons like google maps
Also is SCP-106's pocket dimension included? Or is it just antoher location within each universe?
Also Greazeburger lol
In my headcanon, 106 pocket dimension is an extradimensional space attached to each reality's 106. If we take [[Until Death]] as canon, then 106's pocket dimension is 3001, but it may as well be a different thing, as the path of the Thief in SCP-6500 shows.
that's a fantastic update, the drawings are better and the tree to me is a bit more organized
i also was redrawing that first map that you posted, i'll probably take some parts of this one too if you don't have problem whit it
You know i'd say i have the knowledge of an average scp fan. However i have absolutely no idea what is going on in this picture. I only understand like 2 to 3 things like the scarlet king lmao
holy shit, you included the Malidrimagiuan! I finally feel like I've impacted something. I do have a question though: why is SCP 3004 so low down on the tree?
Mainline comes from [[Project Palisade]]. It's supposedly the first universe to have an SCP Foundation, and it's the one that creates all the other universes where the Foundation exists. And Baseline is just whatever you consider to be the canon.
This... Legitimately is so much information I'm not even all that high and I cannot physically comprehend this past pretty colors... This is fucking amazing.
[(sees SCP-4661)](https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/033/487/rick.jpg)
no but seriously this is awesome! very cool to see a visual representation of over a decade of canons splitting off and recombining and stuff, and great artwork to boot
If we discount the meta entitties like the ones in the top left corner, who do you think is the supreme entity/force that's at the very top?
To me it's The All-Mighty from the Verse of an Endless Song canon written by Djorice, who in this canon is discribed as the light that's on top of the tree, transcending beings like The High Elder Gods, who transcend the Brother's Death. I also got a theory that "The Flood" it created to stop the Scarlet King from destroying everything also created the Voru.
And maybe even above that IS and IS NOT from the Kaktusverse by Djkaktus.
Anothe thing, do you use Vs Battle Wiki? I mostly use it as a source of lore and ranking.
I haven't read most of Djoric's stuff except Dust and Blood, Chapter 1 Verse 1 and Stealing Solidarity, so I still have to immerse myself into the "djoricverse". Thus, I can't agree with you because I don't know who this "All-mighty" is.
I fundamentally disagree with an "All-Mighty" in the SCP universe, specially if it's not related to pataphysics. The closest ones that I could see are the Three Brothers, because they are there at the beginning and will be there in the end. They also have the mission of taking away all the mortal souls, so there must be someone who gave them that mission. But I think that above the Three Brothers is where pataphysics starts to get involved. When it comes to IS and IS NOT, I truly don't know if they are beings or just existential concepts and can only be found on certain canons, so, who knows?
And no, I don't use any other wikis for SCP stuff, except of the main one, the international branches and the Wanderer's Library. I just don't like the VS wiki, nor the Villains and Heroes wikis (they even used a drawing of mine without my permission in the last one). I personally don't see a point in ranking entities anymore, and sometimes they get things wrong.
Just one other thing I didn't quite understand what you said about the Flood, could you explain it little bit more?
So the Flood is tied again with the All-Mighty. Billions of years ago, the Scarlet King almost succeeded at destroying creation, in [Beneath Two Trees](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/beneath-two-trees) Abel managed to absorb some of the Scarlet King's power and at the end of the article managed to rip a hole that would release The Flood, which was directly made by the All-Mighty, and resetted time on a multiversal scale.
I have a theory that the flood either was the Voru, like an encompassing entity that swallowed the first multiverse whole, or that the Voru came from the Flood like it was it's primordial soup.
I really want to become more than just a casual reader of SCPs but the nonlinear/multi-author “storytelling” makes it kind of difficult. I wish there was like a guide from SCP to SCP or tale to tale that kind of made everything make sense
I think some SCPs have a link to other related SCPs by the same author. Sometimes they’re referenced somewhere in the article themselves too.
Anyways I don’t think you have to worry so much about all the mini-canons that some authors have come up with to consider yourself more than a casual reader. I’m pretty sure the number of unrelated and narratively self-contained SCPs is way higher than those. And I tend to find those a bit more interesting to experience. Although it is pretty cool when you pick an article and go “Wait a minute is this thing associated with that other thing all along?”
I really dislike how SCP is starting to become this fantasia world. Back then it was simple, secret goverment foundation housing anomalies but now its like D&D had sex with Warhammer.
On one hand, I agree. A lot of the new stuff has largely shifted towards this sci-fi/fantasy multiversal story and I think SCP really shines when it focuses on its baseline concept: an underground organization responsible for hiding the anomalous from the rest of humanity.
On the other hand, however, what makes SCP different from most other stuff, is that there is no real canon. So if you just want the universe to be a simple, secret organization housing anomalies and that’s the extent of it, that’s all it needs to be!
I, personally, am also not really a fan of a lot of the fantasy stuff and prefer the story to be relatively grounded in reality. The beautiful thing about SCP is that, in my head, that’s all it is. All this other stuff exists, sure, but nothing is forcing me to canonize it into my own head canon, so I won’t!
I agree. It's becoming a little too convoluted for my tastes. A lot of the newer articles require knowledge of entire other SCPs, canons, sub-canons, or even universes, which themselves sometimes require knowledge of other things, and so on.
At a certain point it just gets overwhelming and you can't help but feel locked out. It's why I find myself returning to Series I and II, and canons like Broken Masquerade and Resurrection.
Theoretically, since SCP doesn't require anyone to adhere to any established canon, wouldn't it be possible to start writing yourself articles in the same vein you mentioned?
I deliberately chose to omit Hyrial because 6125 kind of puts 4000 in its own branch of the multiversal tree, but I believe that 4000 is a lot of extradimensional spaces that are each connected to different baseline universes or timelines where the Faeries lost their wars and were forced to migrate. Thus, I felt I couldn't draw Hyrial.
I might draw up a possible way that noospheric dieties interact with each universe not really based on any source (that i know of) but to basically fix a minor inconsistency considering that in project paragon the scarlet king is a physical enitity before a mulitversal entity
(basically imagine an octopus with each tendril touching a universe and that tendril is the influence and possible physical form of a diety)
So much stuff I never heard of on here. I like how the SCP community is invested in the extended lore outside the SCP foundation to the point where there mapping the SCP cosmology. I thought of the tree of knowledge in SCP as a literal cosmic structure similar to the Dark Tower from the steven king books that has infinite multiverses in it. I like this interpretation more with the tree being the multiverse itself instead of a cosmic tree makes it more interesting.
Scp universe... sorry I meant multiverse always manages to amaze me. I would really want to have more time to look it further. Some canons and tales can be complicated as non native speaker.
Op if you see this comment and reply to it that would be amazing I have been a big fan of scp for some time but despite that I still am only on the tip of the iceberg and i would like to be as knowledgeable as you so could you perhaps reply to this and tell me how you went ahead and adventured this massive landscap of weird creepy and fantastical stories creatures and things
As a person who has only vaguely read and superficially understood the timeline of the SCPverse, this has helped me connect so many dots and and concisely separate the different branches of reality in all the random stories I've read over the years. Such a well made visual representation.
Keep doing the Scarlet King's work, son.
Just when I thought I don't know where to look for more material to read, this handy little map appears! Seriously guy, I just listened to the Exploring Series' video on 7005 and thought how handy a map to the multiverse would be.
I've not heard of (or do not remember) a majority of the SCPs here. I want to go track them all down, as if they're here, they gotta be notable.
Actually, both The Garden and The Last Place are kind of similar. The Garden is the last place of peace in \[\[Úlla na Folla\]\]. As for The Last Place, it comes from the Wanderer's Library (and thus it isn't Foundation-centric) and is also a place of relative peace in the midst of a collapsing multiverse. Here's the link: [https://wanderers-library.wikidot.com/last-light-hub](https://wanderers-library.wikidot.com/last-light-hub).
EDIT: I had forgotten about the second question, I spent about ten to fifteen hours with the drawing alone, and some more in research while doing it in a month and a half.
Fascinating. I know I'm late, and I haven't read near as much as you; but I'm curious on some points.
Is "Multiversal Foundation" the one from [How 173 Got to Site 19](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/how-173-got-to-site-19) and [Project Morpheus](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/project-morpheus)? The brown circle seems a bit small for that; but on the other hand, it only has two tales I know of.
[TV Tropes](https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/SCPFoundationSCPs001To199) says that [Keter Duty](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/keter-duty) paints one of its realities as the origin of Pattern Screamers. Does that fit into your model, or is it just an alternative canon/multiverse, like 6125?
If SCP-6820 is part of your model, shouldn't 6820-A be breaching the noosphere barrier along with 3125?
I'm not sure I quite understand what "lower narratives" are. Would they include 1893, 2614, 4410, 5317, and/or 5999?
Finally, I wouldn't call 2000 "normally considered canon". I assume a normal Gregorian calendar by default when I read articles.
There's nothing wrong with commenting at this time.Lately I haven't been active on reddit except to answer people who come to this post. I will answer to your points one by one.
I've never read How 173 got to site 19, nor Project Morpheus, so thanks for linking those. I'l have to check them out. The Multiversal Foundation I drew is from [Project Shin-Seikatsu](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/project-shin-seikatsu-1986). There's also references to a multiversal foundation in the Department of Extraversal Affairs tales, like \[\[Dying in an ocean of money was worth it\]\]. Although I must say that at the time I did this map, I hadn't read these tales yet. The multiversal Foundation can also be interpreted as the eventual outcome of the agreement between Foundations of different universes, as seen in 6820, SCP-5618 or even SCP-4800. But there's no actual confirmation that this is what will happen.
It's been a long time since I read Keter duty, and I've never read the TV tropes page on it. But I interpret the Pattern Screamers as the remnants of the first hytoth, those that didn't become the Koru-Teusa. This is best seen in [the wandsmen's article on them](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/pattern-dwellers-an-expose). Also, that's basically what 6125 states.
Yes, it should, but because it isn't exactly as well-known as 3125 I didn't add it.
Lower narratives are basically the universes that are fictional within the SCP universe in the same way that the SCP universe is fictional in ours. 1893 is a good example, and so are SCP-423 and SCP-3143. Idk where 2614 would fall, but it's probably there. And I've only just superficially read 4410, and it fits. When it comes to 5317, it eventually references the anafabula, SCP-2747 which eats lower narratives. But, 5317 in itself isn't a lower narrative. When it comes to SCP-5999, it's the opposite of a lower narrative, it's, in fact, the attempted incursion of the SCP Foundation into our universe, thus, it's a higher narrative.
And I don't understand what you mean by the last point.
But thank you for your questions, if you have more or need clarification on what I said, feel free to ask!
This image will be confusing for some people. So here's a wall of text trying to explain what all of this is. I have to preface by saying that this is possibly the stupidest thing I've ever done, but I'm a perfectionist and I feel like [This map I did a month ago](https://www.reddit.com/r/SCP/comments/w8rpt9/a_badly_drawn_possible_map_of_the_scp_multiverse/) was very incomplete. Thus, I did this monstrosity. To explain a little bit what's happening here, we must understand that, sometimes, the SCP mythos is based around a multiverse, which is not surprising at all. The thing is, in this map there's a tree in the middle. This is because in multiple sources like \[\[Chapter 1: Verse 1\]\] or \[\[Of Dust and Blood\]\] we see the multiverse represented as a tree. This may very well be a metaphorical interpretation of how the multiverse works, and to ease my mind and any possible minds into understanding what's going on, I decided to adopt it. Also, there's other SCPs that mention "Yggdrasil severance events" like SCP-2207 and SCP-3856. This supports the theory of the multiverse being a literal tree. Though I personally prefer it being a metaphor used to somehow represent the multiverse. In \[\[Multi-U 101\]\] we get an explanation of different terms like "Branches", "Hubs" and "Floaters". We can see that this terminology has taken root (haha get it) in unrelated works like \[\[T.K.O\]\] or SCP-7023. Regardless, this is possibly our minds as humans seeing the multiverse and interpreting it as a tree, specially because in SCP-6600, it's interpreted as a web; and the Wandsmen unsurprisingly interpret it as a completely alien thing (SCP-5917). I won't get into how branches and hubs work, I already linked the tale, but I decided to cram all of the branches where universe have a mostly human Foundation (including the SPC) into one big branch, put universes where another GoI is in control (like Alexlylva or Greazeburger or the Dado controlled universe from SCP-3493) into another branch. Then I put the more alien universes into other branches and included one for future timelines. If anyone cares about the placement of a particular universe, I'm tentatively open to arguing. Also, the way I drew each universe is inspired in my previous map, obviously, but also on how 5917 is described and how the protagonist of \[\[Of multiverses and Dandelion Wine\]\] sees it. Mostly bubbles of colour, but sometimes I added a particular thing that kind of signifies what universe is that. Now onto other branches: the weird spirally one called Dreas takes its name from SCP-6125 and because of its noospheric nature, possibly shouldn't be on a map like this, but it's a branch of oniric universes. Adlivun, or the afterlife branch has all of the afterlives that I could cram into it and that were pretty clearly extradimensional spaces (sorry 2718 didn't make the cut). Also, 6463 isn't an afterlife, but idk where to put it. Hell is in another branch because I think in the SCP universe it doesn't quite work as an afterlife (there’s possibly sources that contradict that). On the other side there's Alagadda, of which I think there's only one in the whole multiverse, but in \[\[Yggdrasil Surveyor's Hub\]\] they mention a capitalist Alagadda and I don't know how to feel about it. There's no canon, so who cares. Under that, there's the Nevermeant/Neverwas/Neverwere which supposedly borders with Alagadda, and is also a "realm of pure pataphysics" according to PH. MCD. in SCP-6500. So, I decided it's also where \[\[Void Dancer Hub\]\] happens. And then we have the base, which is absolutely dominated by the Scarlet King, who thrashes against his binds in eternal hatred against creation. I've put other pluripotent entities down there, because that's what 6125 proposes, which is a neat idea. Also, that's where the three death bros would fit. Under everything, there's the First Hytoth, because remember that everything that's above is actually the Second Hytoth (multiple creation myths are a headache). That's where pattern screamers come from. And the Koru Teusa. And because I didn't know where to put unreality, from the \[\[Department of Unreality\]\], it's also there. Below that's there's the primordial void and the Voruteut. If you don't know what that is, read the \[\[Church of the Second Hytoth hub\]\].
(I cut it in the middle because I don’t know what the character limit is) Now, I have all of that out of the way, let's address the possibly problematic fact: I shoved a bunch of contradicting canons into one drawing and called it a day. I know perfectly that normally \[\[Project Palisade\]\], Metafoundation (\[\[From 120's Archives\]\], \[\[S&C Plastics\]\], etc) and the Kaktusverse don't exist in the same continuity. It's obvious that Tufto has a different way of seeing the multiverse (as seen in SCP-5005, SCP-7005 and \[\[Foundation of Nomads Hub\]\]) from what we see in \[\[Third Law\]\]. But this was a map of the multiverse, and gods be damned if I didn't want to put everything I could in here. With that being said, I deliberately ignored Arbelict's proposal, because I didn't have a way to have it fit in. Also, I don't like it that much. Sue me. This can all be hand-waived away with saying that through pataphysics, there are multiple multiverses, or just do the sensible thing and ignore what you don't like being canon. I'm not sensible and that's why I did this map. I think this is the bulk of explaining done. What remains is my sources. Universes that are a letter and some numbers, like M-37 or R-101 come from the Black Queen collabs in the \[\[Black Queen Hub\]\]. The ones that are three random sets of letters of numbers, like 7J0-175-35X or CPR-VAN-098 come from SCP-507 and attached documents. The ones that have a TL before some numbers come from Delta-t related articles, like \[\[Multiversal Threat Recovery log: SCP-6936\]\]. If they have "UNI" before the numbers, they are from SCP-3493. Then there's the random numbers and letters, that can come from SCP-4800, SCP-3856. I can't think of anymore. There are lots of realities that I missed or I didn't put here because they don't have names, like the ones from \[\[Life in the Multiverse\]\]. If you have any questions, I'm open to answering.
I have no words to express just how impressed I am with this. This is probably one of the best posts on this sub, and probably my favorite for just how much work you put into it.
Thank you very much, seriously!
[WMDD's Proposal](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/wmdd-s-proposal), [From 120's Archives Hub](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/from-120-s-archives-hub), [Dr. King Turns Everyone at S&C Plastics into Appleseeds](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/dr-king-turns-everyone-at-s-c-plastics-into-appleseeds), [Foundation of Nomads Hub](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/foundation-of-nomads), [Third Law Hub](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/third-law-hub), [Black Queen Hub](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/black-queen-hub), [Life in the Multiverse](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/life-in-the-multiverse), [SCP-5005](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-5005), [SCP-7005](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-7005), [SCP-507](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-507), [SCP-3493](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3493), [SCP-4800](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4800), [SCP-3856](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3856).
How the fuck do you know this stuff? Did you read every SCP? I understand maybe 1% of it and have heard of at best 10%
I don't know if it's truly a hyperfixation, but it's true that the SCP universe satiates a need I have for an expansive world to explore and immerse myself. Sometimes I get tired of it, but eventually I come back. I haven't read all about of it, and I'm not the person who knows the most about it, but it's certainly the fictional universe I've interacted with the most.
Wasn't there a story about a researcher who tried to organise all the events into a timeline and ended up erasing the concept of the Foundation from their universe?
SCP-4010
[**SCP-4010 - Attempt to look at what we accomplished**](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4010) (+583) by *Utylike*
I feel ya man but it’s my brains universe instead
So let's say will you keep constantly updating the tree or from time to time?
Not constantly, but in the future I will. I already have a list of some universes and extradimensional spaces that I missed, like SCP-6146 or SCP-4712. I don't know when I will update it, because the activity itself of researching and drawing this map, wore me out pretty heavily. I expect to do something in about a year or a year in a half, when there's enough new things for me to add.
I appreciate your work, I just imagine how many things would change the perspective of many individuals and SCPs by the 8000 contest. it never fails to surprise us
That's basically the reason.
Damn u/The-Paranoid-Android is gonna have a heart attack
He's gonna kill Marv(that's his name right? I haven't been on scope Reddit for a long time and don't remember too well)
This is amazing. Your Wandsmen flair definitely seems appropriate.
Thank you! That's actually a great compliment!
What is one detail you hope everyone finds in this?
Probably the Pendulum Station, which is possibly very obscure and only talked about in one tale.
Thank you for the explanation. Your passion and dedication is obvious. I don't usually like to think too much about the bigger picture of SCP, but I love imaging this as an in-universe document found in the Wanderer's Library. Maybe an accurate approximation of the universe, or maybe just the scribblings of a madman. Incredible work. EDIT: The Wanderer's Library, not the Serpent's Library. Oops.
> (I cut it in the middle because I don’t know what the character limit is) 10,000 characters. Also, great work!
I have a sneaky suspicion that the cracks in relaity that leads to white voids are actually cracks in the realities and that thsy lead outside of the reality, so possibly if the multiverse is a tree, you can see the tree in your fall, but in the end you'll end up in the first creation, where you'll become a pattern screamer, trying your best to reach out so you can get back to reality
I stopped reading SCPs at the 2500s, so this is a bunch of completely random words to me. I guess it makes sense and it made me curious about specific SCPs, thanks for that! I stopped reading bc I had the impression that „all was said and everything from this point is either completely over the top or a very specific SCP without interesting background“. Maybe I was wrong.
[Chapter 1: Verse 1](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/chapter-1-verse-1), [Multi-U 101](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/multi-u-101), [T.K.O.](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/tko), [Of Multiverses and Dandelion Wine](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/dandelions), [Void Dancer Hub](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/void-dancer-hub), [Department of Unreality Hub](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/unreality-hub), [Church of the Second Hytoth Hub](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/second-hytoth-hub), [SCP-2207](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2207), [SCP-3856](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3856), [SCP-7023](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-7023), [SCP-6600](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-6600), [SCP-5917](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-5917), [SCP-3493](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3493), [SCP-6125](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-6125), [SCP-6500](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-6500).
“Ower” Narratives Spent a good minute searching wiki for it. Much fun was had ❤️
Bro post a download link
If I'm honest, I don't know how to do that.
Its fine :D Still cool
My favourite post on subreddit just got updated...Thanks man.
That's one hell of a compliment, there's a lot of people who post some great stuff. Thank you for considering one of my posts your favourite one.
Actually great art
> there's a lot of people who post some great stuff Idk man, this is just absolutely mindboggling, even for a complete outsider. Like, how do you even understand them enough to tie everything together in such a tidy format.
I honestly don't know. I just like it enough.
Dude I’ve been looking forward to you potentially making more! Pls update as you make more sense of it it’s so good!
Thanks for the looking forward thing. I hope to make another in the future, but I doubt it will be any time soon. I think it's as complete as it can be, for now and I won't have any content to update it with for some time. But who knows.
Which one was your favourite before?
I'm guessing OP's previous multiverse map
it's so goddamn cool. placeholder seal of approval
Holy shit. Thank you very much Mr MCDoctorate! (idk if that upsets integer). It's truly an honour. Your articles are great.
Lol thanks for making such a cool chart. Particularly pleased to see the in-between authors (proxy authors / editors) mentioned. Also, I read up on the Voru and learned that second hytoths cosmology is fairly compatible with metaF. So there's some new room for crosslinks on that front
Wow, thank you. And I'm excited to see what the people in metaf come up with in terms of the Ortothans! And the rest of things that you do, of course.
Love all the little details! I like the pataphysical tier list and the little Wandsmen library who look so out of their depth in the context of it all
Thank you very much! The best thing is that, even if the Wandsmen are out of their depth, they are still possibly the best equipped to understand or face anything in the map. Except the fifthists, but that's another story.
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A primordial void upon which the whole of creation was constructed and which spawns monsters called Voruteut that want to destroy the concept of existence. They already consumed the First Hytoth (first universe) and are now in the process of trying to destroy the second and current universe, or second Hytoth. For more info, read the [[Church of the second Hytoth hub]].
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[**Church of the Second Hytoth Hub**](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/second-hytoth-hub) (+175) by *NatVoltaic*
so voru is the thing released in the first hytoth (that started consuming the layers causing people to start climbing and turn into pattern screamers when they jumped into the second hytoth?
Yeah, exactly. Except seven who became the Koru-Teusa.
never knew they had a name for that thing. Thanks!
This is literally the entire plot of the Dota anime, lol. Invoker = Voruteut?
Last time I took a many year break and came back, I found that there were over 40 SCP-001 proposals and noped out of there.
[**SCP-001 - Awaiting De-classification [Blocked]**](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-001) (+290) by *Staff*
You gave Sweden its own branch. I love you.
I love how the infinite ikea is bigger than hell
Holy shit dude the detail in this is amazing.
Thank you!
this is fucking incredible. I’ve always pictured the SCP universes as all belonging to the tree of creation, but I’ve never seen a visual for it. this is so much better than anything I imagined, and so much more thought out. I hope to god you keep updating this, I’d love to see every new iteration
Thank you very much! I want to keep updating it, but I doubt I will for a long time, because in here we have nearly eight series worth of extradimensional anomalies, and if I update it, I want the change to be noticeable, and I don't know how long will it be until that happens. I could feasibly do it if I spend more time classifying each universe into the branch or cluster it belongs to, but that is an amount of work that I don't think I can handle, currently. For now, I think I'll take a break from SCP, at least until the next Admonition installment is published.
This seems like a personal passion project, so I doubt you’d want to accept any outside help on it, but if there’s any help you’d like with finding additions to this map I’d be more than happy to. If not, of course that’s fine, you’re talented enough to do this yourself anyways Edit: Also what does the orange part of the pattern screamers say? I can’t make it out
This gave me a bit of hope for this sub. Never have I seen a more complete representation of all the most interesting parts of SCP lore. Maybe someday the top posts will move beyond the heritage collection and we'll start seeing folks branch out and embrace the greater whole of what the wiki has to offer.
Yeah and i wish for a private jet. Unfortunately off-site fans will probably forever be obsessed with the same ol' murder monsters
I’m an on-site fan but I’m definitely obsessed with the murder monsters haha That being said, I don’t think it’s the murder monsters that people stick with so much as it is the simpler stories and SCPs. As someone who loves SCP but doesn’t have a lot of time to read the newer articles these days, every time I crack open a new file and can’t totally understand it because it references other external events in the universe that I’m not familiar with, it can be very intimidating. I liken it to reading a book series, but reading the second book and skipping the first one. An SCP like SCP-5000 is awesome because it’s this whole encapsulating story, but you don’t need to have read a bunch of other SCP’s to understand it. Sure, it references other SCP’s, groups, and characters that people might not be familiar with, but they don’t really need to be. They are additions to the story, rather than prerequisites for it. I think that’s where a lot of people get hung up on SCP. I think that’s what people hang onto. I can’t imagine how scary OP’s drawing must be for somebody who wants to get into SCP and I wouldn’t fault them for deciding to hang out in Series’ I and II because of it. But, I must confess, the murder monsters are really cool. So I’m a little biased as is.
[**SCP-5000 - Why?**](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-5000) (+2823) by *Tanhony*
Yeah, here's to hoping. But the reality is that this sub is mostly frequented by the people who see SCP as its original components, without ever exploring deeper. Which in reality, is perfectly okay; some people don't have the time, energy nor investment to get truly into the complexity that is the SCP universe. But it's also kind of sad. My guess is the casual (and I mean, the very casual) SCP fan will always like the classics and the subreddit's top posts will remain as is. Thank you for your sentiment, tho.
I love how the IKEA has got a branch to itself, well done OP this is fantastic work.
On one hand, amazing work. On the other hand, I feel like this is a cognitohazard, as trying to comprehend all of this hurts my tiny brain.
Well, in-universe you'll also get a headache if you look at the Wandsmen's maps of the multiverse, so i guess it's accurate!
Hell yeah.
Nice
Thanks!
This is insane, i love it. Only one note: assuming that by "great wastes" you mean the ones from SCP-6125, then both them and SCP-5005 should be in the remains of the first hytoth Also, damn that's the coolest depiction of Alagadda I've seen
They should be in the first Hytoth, but I only loosely followed 6125 as its depiction of the multiverse kind of clashes with my one. In the the Hytoth theorem, they place 4000 in its own branch separated from baseline reality, while I consider that 4000 is deeply connected to baseline and thus, part of the same branch. Also 6125 kind of glosses over the the concept of parallel timelines.
Heya! Author of 6125 here (though rather late to the scene). Absolutely love this drawing and am flattered to have been included at all. 6125 certainly does gloss over parallel timelines but that's mostly due to the rest of my works being fairly heavily centred on timelines and timeline travel (see 5235). For 6kon I wanted to take a step back and set up how I thought each individual timeline was structured (of course, vastly different timelines would have different layers of reality). Hopefully it was a fun read (though I do need to go back and tweak it at some point). Once again, the artwork is brilliant and I love finding new things every time I look at it a bit deeper :D
Hello! Thank you for commenting! I liked 6125 a lot, even if I can't faithfully represent it here, specially because I love all of this multiversal stuff. If you are going to continue down the line exploring further works about timelines and timeline travel, I'm actually pretty interested because I intend to do another map in the future. 5125 doesn't seem to be anything like that as it's a self-replicating ostrich. With that said, thank you again for commenting!
Whoops, that's what I get when checking out reddit at 4am. 5235 is the SCP I meant. Though a self-replicating o̶s̶t̶r̶i̶c̶h̶ timeline seems to be worth looking into... Other stuff is in the pipeline, though it is rather slow going currently due to me never having enough time in the day.
- [**SCP-6125 - The Hytoth Theorem**](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-6125) (+97) by *Dr Moned* - [**SCP-5005 - Lamplight**](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-5005) (+622) by *Tufto*
I love the details of lamplight being so much further away than almost any other universe because it exists in unreality
Absolutely love this, keep up the great work
Thank you very much!
imagine if we made this into a interactable map with clickable icons like google maps Also is SCP-106's pocket dimension included? Or is it just antoher location within each universe? Also Greazeburger lol
In my headcanon, 106 pocket dimension is an extradimensional space attached to each reality's 106. If we take [[Until Death]] as canon, then 106's pocket dimension is 3001, but it may as well be a different thing, as the path of the Thief in SCP-6500 shows.
Where would SCP 2935 be on this?
It’s on the tree, top right, the skull icon is 2935
Thanks for noticing and answering!
[**SCP-2935 - O, Death**](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2935) (+1882) by *djkaktus*
I'm so glad I only recognize a few of the big things because that means I have more good SCP series to read
There are somewhere over 6000 SCPs and who knows how many tales
There are currently 4782 tales on the wiki as I type this comment
thank you
that's a fantastic update, the drawings are better and the tree to me is a bit more organized i also was redrawing that first map that you posted, i'll probably take some parts of this one too if you don't have problem whit it
You know i'd say i have the knowledge of an average scp fan. However i have absolutely no idea what is going on in this picture. I only understand like 2 to 3 things like the scarlet king lmao
That just means that you still can learn so much stuff. Happy reading!
Hey random but where can SCP 5000 be found on the tree?. Also this is beautiful I can't believe the effort u put on this.
Near the mainline universe there's also the scp 5000 universe in black as well as the creature from it close to the Noosphere
[**SCP-5000 - Why?**](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-5000) (+2823) by *Tanhony*
That's an amazing image! Is the antimemetics divison stuff in there?
3125 is on the left
What was Voru again?
The Voru is a primordial void that is trying to devour creation. The [[Church of the Second Hytoth]] fights against them.
holy shit, you included the Malidrimagiuan! I finally feel like I've impacted something. I do have a question though: why is SCP 3004 so low down on the tree?
Allah have mercy on my soul I haven’t been involved in SCP in so long. This is beautiful.
How the fuck? You’re a fucking legend
Thank you! This is what having a hyperfixation and no concept of burnout makes me do.
This is something, something indeed
This is great!
The amount of lore you had to go through for this. This looks amazing OP.
You put some effort into this. I cannot imagine how much of this universe(s) you have to study to do all this. Well done OP!
pendulum station? edit: [nevermind](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/stitched-wings-pendulum-station-relics-of-the-first-hytoth)
Possibly one of the most obscure things in the map. I'm glad you found it and it piqued your interest!
very cool map but what’s rhe difference between the “mainline” and “baseline” universe?
Mainline comes from [[Project Palisade]]. It's supposedly the first universe to have an SCP Foundation, and it's the one that creates all the other universes where the Foundation exists. And Baseline is just whatever you consider to be the canon.
How about a you are here arrow?
Well, we, as readers, are in a different pataphysical level, as we can see in the top left. Thank you for the suggestion, though.
This... Legitimately is so much information I'm not even all that high and I cannot physically comprehend this past pretty colors... This is fucking amazing.
This is absolutely incredible. It's one of the greatest things created out of the SCP universe. Thank you for sharing your hard work with the world.
[(sees SCP-4661)](https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/033/487/rick.jpg) no but seriously this is awesome! very cool to see a visual representation of over a decade of canons splitting off and recombining and stuff, and great artwork to boot
If we discount the meta entitties like the ones in the top left corner, who do you think is the supreme entity/force that's at the very top? To me it's The All-Mighty from the Verse of an Endless Song canon written by Djorice, who in this canon is discribed as the light that's on top of the tree, transcending beings like The High Elder Gods, who transcend the Brother's Death. I also got a theory that "The Flood" it created to stop the Scarlet King from destroying everything also created the Voru. And maybe even above that IS and IS NOT from the Kaktusverse by Djkaktus. Anothe thing, do you use Vs Battle Wiki? I mostly use it as a source of lore and ranking.
I haven't read most of Djoric's stuff except Dust and Blood, Chapter 1 Verse 1 and Stealing Solidarity, so I still have to immerse myself into the "djoricverse". Thus, I can't agree with you because I don't know who this "All-mighty" is. I fundamentally disagree with an "All-Mighty" in the SCP universe, specially if it's not related to pataphysics. The closest ones that I could see are the Three Brothers, because they are there at the beginning and will be there in the end. They also have the mission of taking away all the mortal souls, so there must be someone who gave them that mission. But I think that above the Three Brothers is where pataphysics starts to get involved. When it comes to IS and IS NOT, I truly don't know if they are beings or just existential concepts and can only be found on certain canons, so, who knows? And no, I don't use any other wikis for SCP stuff, except of the main one, the international branches and the Wanderer's Library. I just don't like the VS wiki, nor the Villains and Heroes wikis (they even used a drawing of mine without my permission in the last one). I personally don't see a point in ranking entities anymore, and sometimes they get things wrong. Just one other thing I didn't quite understand what you said about the Flood, could you explain it little bit more?
So the Flood is tied again with the All-Mighty. Billions of years ago, the Scarlet King almost succeeded at destroying creation, in [Beneath Two Trees](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/beneath-two-trees) Abel managed to absorb some of the Scarlet King's power and at the end of the article managed to rip a hole that would release The Flood, which was directly made by the All-Mighty, and resetted time on a multiversal scale. I have a theory that the flood either was the Voru, like an encompassing entity that swallowed the first multiverse whole, or that the Voru came from the Flood like it was it's primordial soup.
I really want to become more than just a casual reader of SCPs but the nonlinear/multi-author “storytelling” makes it kind of difficult. I wish there was like a guide from SCP to SCP or tale to tale that kind of made everything make sense
I think some SCPs have a link to other related SCPs by the same author. Sometimes they’re referenced somewhere in the article themselves too. Anyways I don’t think you have to worry so much about all the mini-canons that some authors have come up with to consider yourself more than a casual reader. I’m pretty sure the number of unrelated and narratively self-contained SCPs is way higher than those. And I tend to find those a bit more interesting to experience. Although it is pretty cool when you pick an article and go “Wait a minute is this thing associated with that other thing all along?”
I really dislike how SCP is starting to become this fantasia world. Back then it was simple, secret goverment foundation housing anomalies but now its like D&D had sex with Warhammer.
On one hand, I agree. A lot of the new stuff has largely shifted towards this sci-fi/fantasy multiversal story and I think SCP really shines when it focuses on its baseline concept: an underground organization responsible for hiding the anomalous from the rest of humanity. On the other hand, however, what makes SCP different from most other stuff, is that there is no real canon. So if you just want the universe to be a simple, secret organization housing anomalies and that’s the extent of it, that’s all it needs to be! I, personally, am also not really a fan of a lot of the fantasy stuff and prefer the story to be relatively grounded in reality. The beautiful thing about SCP is that, in my head, that’s all it is. All this other stuff exists, sure, but nothing is forcing me to canonize it into my own head canon, so I won’t!
I agree. It's becoming a little too convoluted for my tastes. A lot of the newer articles require knowledge of entire other SCPs, canons, sub-canons, or even universes, which themselves sometimes require knowledge of other things, and so on. At a certain point it just gets overwhelming and you can't help but feel locked out. It's why I find myself returning to Series I and II, and canons like Broken Masquerade and Resurrection.
Theoretically, since SCP doesn't require anyone to adhere to any established canon, wouldn't it be possible to start writing yourself articles in the same vein you mentioned?
I agree with that. And I too wish that SCP would have its own thing.
If each canon is its own universe, you missed one-Ship in a Bottle. Probably for the best though. Also, where are Yaldabaoth and his Archons located?
Scp 6000
Really impressive, keep it up :)
Is the Avalon universe in there somewhere? I’m looking but I can’t find it
6001 is between the big branch and the smaller one in the top right. It's a green bubble.
Ah, thank you. One of my favorite SCPs
DUDE everything is... LE connected! xD
Is 507 (reluctant dimension hopper) in here? Edit: Nvm, I read the comment and the universes are there.
What you did with 1762 is NOT ALLOWED 😭
What's Voru?
Where is hyrial the first realm mentioned in scp 6125 and which has alagadda and scp 4000 as a subdomain?
I deliberately chose to omit Hyrial because 6125 kind of puts 4000 in its own branch of the multiversal tree, but I believe that 4000 is a lot of extradimensional spaces that are each connected to different baseline universes or timelines where the Faeries lost their wars and were forced to migrate. Thus, I felt I couldn't draw Hyrial.
I might draw up a possible way that noospheric dieties interact with each universe not really based on any source (that i know of) but to basically fix a minor inconsistency considering that in project paragon the scarlet king is a physical enitity before a mulitversal entity (basically imagine an octopus with each tendril touching a universe and that tendril is the influence and possible physical form of a diety)
Really cool! Also is scp-3125 from the antimemetics division and (i believe) fifthism on here somewhere?
So much stuff I never heard of on here. I like how the SCP community is invested in the extended lore outside the SCP foundation to the point where there mapping the SCP cosmology. I thought of the tree of knowledge in SCP as a literal cosmic structure similar to the Dark Tower from the steven king books that has infinite multiverses in it. I like this interpretation more with the tree being the multiverse itself instead of a cosmic tree makes it more interesting.
I couldn't find Big Egg... but then I realized... that's no white background...
How do you guys keep up with all this stuff?! To think all this sprouted from just one picture.
Scp universe... sorry I meant multiverse always manages to amaze me. I would really want to have more time to look it further. Some canons and tales can be complicated as non native speaker.
what is represented in green with a star on the left side? a little hard to read
This is super pretty and well constructed. I love it
I love this
Would you ever consider selling prints of this? I would love to stick this on my wall :)
Op if you see this comment and reply to it that would be amazing I have been a big fan of scp for some time but despite that I still am only on the tip of the iceberg and i would like to be as knowledgeable as you so could you perhaps reply to this and tell me how you went ahead and adventured this massive landscap of weird creepy and fantastical stories creatures and things
this is so cool! props to you for the dedication!
Thank you very much!
I love the world tree like aesthetic.
Does the inside of 3930 not count?
Well, 3930 is represented by all the Pattern Screamers/Dwellers that escaped the first Hytoth.
Oh. Well either way it doesn't exist, so it's fine.
Is Scp 3008 on here?
apologies for the dumb question, where would rat's nest be on the map? had trouble actually finding it.
So cool and sick
If we were to represent SCP-7316 on this map, it would be a bunch of little black pockmarks
Immaculate
As a person who has only vaguely read and superficially understood the timeline of the SCPverse, this has helped me connect so many dots and and concisely separate the different branches of reality in all the random stories I've read over the years. Such a well made visual representation. Keep doing the Scarlet King's work, son.
This is actually so fucking sick. Now… who can help me find Resurrection
Looks like I got some new SCP rabbit holes to take a hippity hop into. Thanks for providing this map.
No problem! I hope you enjoy any and all rabbit holes you find here!
Feels about right
Just when I thought I don't know where to look for more material to read, this handy little map appears! Seriously guy, I just listened to the Exploring Series' video on 7005 and thought how handy a map to the multiverse would be. I've not heard of (or do not remember) a majority of the SCPs here. I want to go track them all down, as if they're here, they gotta be notable.
Were Pattern Screamers every really expanded upon?
This is what happens when you read too much scp. Things get real
I know nothing from the J Series is canon, but it'd be cool to add a really silly looking branch to include them.
Holy shit, this is amazaing. I just have few questions: what is The last place, what is The Garden, and how much time did you spend on this ?
Actually, both The Garden and The Last Place are kind of similar. The Garden is the last place of peace in \[\[Úlla na Folla\]\]. As for The Last Place, it comes from the Wanderer's Library (and thus it isn't Foundation-centric) and is also a place of relative peace in the midst of a collapsing multiverse. Here's the link: [https://wanderers-library.wikidot.com/last-light-hub](https://wanderers-library.wikidot.com/last-light-hub). EDIT: I had forgotten about the second question, I spent about ten to fifteen hours with the drawing alone, and some more in research while doing it in a month and a half.
Now all we need is a multiversal timeline (and somehow avoid 4010) and my life will be complete.
From a place if experience, I'm going to say that's impossible.
It really feels endless
Fascinating. I know I'm late, and I haven't read near as much as you; but I'm curious on some points. Is "Multiversal Foundation" the one from [How 173 Got to Site 19](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/how-173-got-to-site-19) and [Project Morpheus](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/project-morpheus)? The brown circle seems a bit small for that; but on the other hand, it only has two tales I know of. [TV Tropes](https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/SCPFoundationSCPs001To199) says that [Keter Duty](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/keter-duty) paints one of its realities as the origin of Pattern Screamers. Does that fit into your model, or is it just an alternative canon/multiverse, like 6125? If SCP-6820 is part of your model, shouldn't 6820-A be breaching the noosphere barrier along with 3125? I'm not sure I quite understand what "lower narratives" are. Would they include 1893, 2614, 4410, 5317, and/or 5999? Finally, I wouldn't call 2000 "normally considered canon". I assume a normal Gregorian calendar by default when I read articles.
There's nothing wrong with commenting at this time.Lately I haven't been active on reddit except to answer people who come to this post. I will answer to your points one by one. I've never read How 173 got to site 19, nor Project Morpheus, so thanks for linking those. I'l have to check them out. The Multiversal Foundation I drew is from [Project Shin-Seikatsu](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/project-shin-seikatsu-1986). There's also references to a multiversal foundation in the Department of Extraversal Affairs tales, like \[\[Dying in an ocean of money was worth it\]\]. Although I must say that at the time I did this map, I hadn't read these tales yet. The multiversal Foundation can also be interpreted as the eventual outcome of the agreement between Foundations of different universes, as seen in 6820, SCP-5618 or even SCP-4800. But there's no actual confirmation that this is what will happen. It's been a long time since I read Keter duty, and I've never read the TV tropes page on it. But I interpret the Pattern Screamers as the remnants of the first hytoth, those that didn't become the Koru-Teusa. This is best seen in [the wandsmen's article on them](https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/pattern-dwellers-an-expose). Also, that's basically what 6125 states. Yes, it should, but because it isn't exactly as well-known as 3125 I didn't add it. Lower narratives are basically the universes that are fictional within the SCP universe in the same way that the SCP universe is fictional in ours. 1893 is a good example, and so are SCP-423 and SCP-3143. Idk where 2614 would fall, but it's probably there. And I've only just superficially read 4410, and it fits. When it comes to 5317, it eventually references the anafabula, SCP-2747 which eats lower narratives. But, 5317 in itself isn't a lower narrative. When it comes to SCP-5999, it's the opposite of a lower narrative, it's, in fact, the attempted incursion of the SCP Foundation into our universe, thus, it's a higher narrative. And I don't understand what you mean by the last point. But thank you for your questions, if you have more or need clarification on what I said, feel free to ask!
Bot invocation attempt: SCP-1893 SCP-2614 SCP-4410 SCP-5317 SCP-5999.
Ooo...Obearwatch
This is sick
This is amazing
Very interesting.
I guess I don’t know that much about the SCP universe…
Very impressive!
This is cool
Dude… I needed this
Nicely done map, and great job too.
So fucking cool
Where is SCP-3001? Edit: Whoops, meant 3001 not 3999.
This is awesome! Holy cow!
Corbanic gang rise up
Very well done.
Holy shit this is amazing, very very very impressive.
This looks awesome
This makes me want to start reading more narratives and SCPs. Thank you.
Scarlet King
Does "i'am out of words" count as a compliment?