Here's a little depiction of SCP 3005 that I made for a game of 1,000 Blank White Cards I'm currently playing! Version with text rules is the second image. I forgot the name of this SCP last night, but I knew I wanted to draw it! After the game's up, I'll probably remove the rules text and keep it as just art. :)
Okay, it's been ages since I've read this article, but I remember loving it! I forget the name, but I remember the premise. There's a room with light in it, and, when that light shines on something, it transforms that object into every state it will ever be and ever has been. I think they put in, like, an apple, and got in return ash and dust, a seed, loose atoms, pure energy, etc. Just everything that it ever could be. Then, the test procedures start to get stranger when the researcher, compelled by the light, drills a small hole into the wall of the testing chamber. This lets the light shine out into the room, where he then places his head up against the hole, letting it shine into his mind. I forget what happens then, but I remember the articles formatting was crazy.
I've tried looking up every conceivable phrase I can think of into Google, but it's only giving me SCP-606 and SCP-1591, which aren't it. Tell me I didn't dream up this article, please.