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These Esoteric Classes are exceedingly rare, and many are not viable for standard documentation due to their specialized natures. The following lists serve as a collection of these classes. This is an open, collaborative project.
Safe, Euclid, and Keter have been standard classes since the inception of the website; all others became standard due to widespread usage. Currently, an esoteric object class must be used in 25 SCP articles before it can be given its own tag and be defined in this guide.
Most SCP articles, especially before the Anomaly Classification System (ACS) was created, only assign a single Object Class for each anomaly. Post-ACS, most newer articles use either one or two Containment Classes: Primary and/or Secondary (also called Esoteric ), plus a few additional categories.
The Secondary Class can also be known as the "Esoteric Class." It uses the already known Esoteric Classes, which you can find a list of here. It is standard for the Containment Class to be set to "Esoteric" when utilizing a Secondary Class, but this is not required.
Esoteric [] Emblem for the Esoteric classification. Anomalies classified as Esoteric don't fit perfectly into any previous classes, instead possessing particularly unique attributes that require wildly different containment procedures and are handled much differently than other classes.
According to Elogee FishTruck (the author of the SCP), it refers to the aftermath of SCP-055 and SCP-579 interacting Keter-Dark: An esoteric class with no clear definition that is used instead of the standard Keter for apparently no reason
Esoteric/Narrative Classes [] Esoteric Object Classes, also occasionally referred to as Narrative classes, are Object classes that do not fall into any of the above sections. They are generally only used once and are created to further the narrative in a particular SCP.
