Department of Anomalous Research

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Department of Anomalous Research
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Warning Notice: please don't make any AOs for the time being, you can sketch them out but don't make them canon (i need to make style standards for these pages, if you really want to make AOs feel free to pester me about it in #minecraft)

The Department of Anomalous Research (DAR) is a non-governmental organization dedicated to the containment and study of anomalous objects and phenomena. It used to be a department of the Demonic military, but it eventually separated itself from the Demonic government so it could get special protections in other ŋations.

The DAR is highly inspired by the SCP Foundation.

About the DAR

The DAR operates with the following goals in mind:

  • To research the anomalous, where possible
  • To protect the Ŋorld from the anomalous, where needed
  • To protect the anomalous from the Ŋorld, where needed[1]

The DAR has a public-facing sector, but most of its activities are confidential. In particular, the DAR keeps a confidential listing of documents regarding all known anomalous objects, beings and phenomena.

Classification and indexing of anomalous objects

All anomalous objects and phenomena get a four digit ID, along with the classifier AO (For anomalous object). They are further classified as follows (SUBJECT TO CHANGE A LOT):

Confidentiality: Public (0), Restricted (1), Secret (2), Top Secret (3), Some Eyes Only (Restricted to specific individuals and/or Overseers) (Ω)

(Current and Potential) Threat: Controlled (0), Harmless (H), Insignificant (I), Minimal (M), City (C), Ŋational (Ŋ), Multi-Ŋational (MŊ), Ŋorldwide (ŊW)

Containment difficulty: [make up later]

Urgency: [idk if this will even be real]

[others idk]

List of all anomalous objects: Category:Anomalous objects

  1. ↑ This also implies the DAR is against decomissioning anomalous objects unless necessary.