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Description: SCP-773 is a standard English style dartboard with a diameter of 451 mm.
It is divided into the standard twenty segments and an inner and outer bulls eye ring, along with the standard double and triple bands. SCP-773 was acquired by Agent ██████ from a Mr. ████████ of Gloucester, England residence, after an anomalous police report came to the attention of the Foundation. Mr. ████████ was found dead in his home, with several ruptured blood vessels, and a heart attack which proved fatal.
Police were unable to identify any cause of death.
After investigation into the death by Agent ██████, it was discovered that the dartboard in his study had been acquired from the organization known as Marshall, Carter, and Dark Ltd recently, after wiring a large sum of money to the organization three weeks prior. Upon recovery of the object a set of instructions were recovered from a panel in the rear of the board, which also contained a set of diamond tipped darts with a space to insert small strips of paper. The instructions were handwritten and signed by a Mister ███████████.
According to the instructions, when a dart is thrown onto the board, from a distance of at least three meters, and the name of a person is written upon the dart, it will cause harmful injury to that person, depending on where the dart impacts the board. The higher the number on the board, the more severe the injury, ranging from a simple sprain of the elbow, to as severe as a complete rupture of the aorta. The instructions explicitly state that the person must be written clearly on the dart, and that the rules are observed, or the detrimental effect will occur to the thrower. This effect occurs in triplicate according to the standard British Dart Organization rules, before another person can be selected by another player to be injured. Double and triple bands incur ill effects based upon the base score they multiply.
After significant experimentation, all of these effects have been confirmed by Foundation staff, using Class D personnel. It was also discovered that it would not affect any person more than 30 meters from the board itself.
Addendum: After significant experimentation, and the use of a mechanical throwing arm, the segments of the dartboard have produced the following injuries: Slight finger pain in the right hand.
• An immediate tension in the shoulder muscles A minor headache.
A slight rash on the left ankle, treatable with normal anti-rash over the counter creams A strain of the tendons in the right knee Ingrown toenails for several months [DATA EXPUNGED] Slight swelling of the left hand A fever for several days. Treatments are ineffective at breaking it.
Rupturing of the blood vessels in the sinuses, leading to heavy bleeding from the nose.
Rupturing of a blood vessel in the upper chest Strain of the Achilles tendon Laceration of the esophagus Herniated disc Dislocation of the right shoulder A portion of the lung becomes punctured with a rib Cranial swelling A fracture of the tibia A compound fracture of cranium A non fatal aneurysm A fatal heart attack A coughing fit leading to the rupture of a membrane in the throat « SCP-772 | SCP-773 | SCP-774 » _ccartifactgamemarshall-carter-and-darksafescp page revision: 34, last edited: 03 Jul 2019 06:00 Edit Rate (+88) Tags Discuss (15) History Files Print Site tools + Options Edit Sections Append Edit Meta Watchers Backlinks Page Source Parent Lock Page Rename Delete Help  | Terms of Service  | Privacy  | Report a bug  | Flag as objectionable Powered by Wikidot.com Unless otherwise stated, the content of this page is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License Click here to edit contents of this page.
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