Anomaly Actor

Introduction

Welcome to the Anomaly Actors.

Within this department, you can become anomalous entities. While this may be a unique department almost no one has experienced before, it is the most difficult department to uphold its meaning. It is not generic - it is more distinctive from other Foundations. While it can be a bit frightening to act as a sentient anomaly, it will not only benefit your acting skills, it will generally benefit you as a person. We - the Anomaly Command - hope you enjoy your stay.

Ranking Structure

Trainee Actor

Members of this rank are typically those who just passed applications or were handpicked into the department by the Overseer Council. Trainee Actors must attend a training hosted by a Senior Actor in order to progress within the department.

Junior Actor

Members of this rank are people who have proven themselves. They have just gotten trained from being a trainee actor and are ready to act as more SCPs. To get to this rank, you will need to pass a training.

Actor

Members of this rank are trained individuals who understand how to act as certain SCPs and have experience in acting. In order to achieve this rank, you must provide dedication and activity to the department.

Senior Actor

Senior Actors are people who have been members of the department for quite some time. These members are seen as the Medium Command of the department. Becoming a Senior Actor requires knowledge on leadership, and understanding in acting. This rank is also responsible for hosting trainings.

Actor Organizer

People who are in this rank are just under the Actor Director. They have lots of knowledge of the department and have access to every SCP. This is the High Command of the department. This rank is for those who are loyal and know how to act very well.

Actor Director

This rank is the director of the entire department. The Actor Director is able to act as any and all SCPs in-game, as well as host training alongside Senior Actors and host on-site events.

Actor Expectations & Responsibilities

Due to the uniqueness of the department, members are required to meet certain expectations and responsibilities with their fellow actors.


 * ABILITY TO ADAPT

As an actor, you will undoubtedly encounter certain situations that could leave you confused. As an actor, you are expected to adapt to situations and react with a calm mind and acclimate to what could be required of the actor in certain high-pressure situations. Actors must be aware of rules and regulations to ensure their decision is both logical and ethical.


 * PERSONAL IMPROVEMENT

Actors are not always expected to be perfect right off the bat. During your time in the department, you should always find ways to benefit yourself and improve your methods. If something isn’t working right, find ways to improve.

Zone Restrictions

Currently, there are no restrictions on where actors can and cannot go.

However, actors shouldn’t utilize this privilege in order to annoy others or abuse certain situations. You should only enter certain areas if;


 * There are little in-game events going on in a certain area, for instance;
 * If Medical Personnel are hosting a checkup, be less lenient to attack or interrupt the session
 * If the Security Department/Mobile Task Forces are hosting a training, do not interrupt it.
 * If there is a test going on at another SCP do not interrupt it.
 * After-raid negotiations
 * If a member of the Overseer Council instructs you to stop doing something or to leave an area, stop doing it.

Permission Levels

Actors are not permitted to use all SCPs instantly. Below is a table of SCPs and which ones actors are allowed to use. The table above will be expanded and modified as time goes on.

If your rank does not meet the required permission level then you can request to use said scp and it is to be accepted/denied by a senior actor

Containment Breaches

Certain SCPs may breach their containment at any point in time depending on their classification. Not all breaches should result in casualties. For instance, if SCP-049 were to breach containment, they can only breach to retrieve test subjects or otherwise.

SAFE CLASS

SCPs that are designated as safe-class may always leave their containment chamber. If a member of Crimson 9 or the Mobile Task Forces instructs you to return to your chamber, you shall return to containment. Safe Class SCPs may not breach any other SCPs of higher clearance unless they are given explicit permission from a Senior Actor.

EUCLID CLASS

SCPs that are designated as Euclid-class may only breach containment if one or more members of Crimson 9 are online. Euclid Class SCPs may only breach containment once every 45 minutes.

KETER CLASS

Keter class SCPs may only breach containment if three or more members of Crimson 9 are online and are given explicit permission from a Senior Actor. Certain SCPs, such as SCP-682, and other SCPs must be permitted by the Actor Director. Keter Class SCPs may only breach containment once every 60 minutes.

Training Information

Training is hosted by Senior Actor+. To get a Senior Actor+ to host a training, you can simply ask them if he or she can host one for you for certain scps. These will be held privately to avoid mess. Each training will only be held for one certain SCP. No trainings will be held for multiple SCPs at once. Trainings are held fairly often.

Credits by the AA director.