Ultimately, the most important part of incorporating SCP creatures into D&D, is to create a pantheon of deities, gods, archfiends, and demons. Quite a few of the SCP do have the power to become a god. SCP-001 Scarlet King, Mekhane, Yaldabaoth, SCP-343, SCP-2845, SCP-6198, SCP-3004, 5thism, etc. Perhaps, it is best to describe the Gods of SCP adapted in D&D pantheon, and show how worshippers and clerics represent the various gods.
Scp-4000 or SCP-5935 might be interesting to see adapted!
Ultimately, the most important part of incorporating SCP creatures into D&D, is to create a pantheon of deities, gods, archfiends, and demons. Quite a few of the SCP do have the power to become a god. SCP-001 Scarlet King, Mekhane, Yaldabaoth, SCP-343, SCP-2845, SCP-6198, SCP-3004, 5thism, etc. Perhaps, it is best to describe the Gods of SCP adapted in D&D pantheon, and show how worshippers and clerics represent the various gods.
oooh maybe create a new class based on the scp mythos, maybe artificer subclass based of the Church of the Brocken God?
That would definitely be really cool to see! Great idea
~Ian