Merge an SCP Rank the 15-tier climb
Badge rarity, merge speed, and boss-round usefulness — not a PvP shooter meta.
Merge an SCP is a merge tycoon, not a fighter with a sealed character select. This Tier List Hub exists so you can decide which rung is worth cash, which morph is worth a boss round, and which badge is only a vanity flex. Rankings here cover the fifteen merge tiers, the shop guns you buy when the siren starts, and the facility upgrades that quietly beat both.
The Roblox experience is listed as SCP Merge. Fan pages call it Merge an SCP. Either name points at the same eight-player lab: buy SCP-999, merge matching copies, pick up orbs, and hold the floor when a containment round hits.
How this wiki ranks a merge tycoon
We score three things, in this order:
- Progression speed. How many matching copies you burn to leave a rung, and whether early merges still ask for three copies while later merges often ask for two. A tier that stalls your cash loop is ranked down even if the morph looks famous.
- Boss-round usefulness. Breaches hit a shared eight-player server. A high morph with a scary silhouette is only S-tier if it actually helps you live. The boss rounds guide explains the fight; this hub only ranks the tools.
- Rarity via badge rates. Roblox badges named Tier1 through Tier15 are the only public difficulty signal. About 3.17 million players own Tier1. About 154 own Tier15. Those counts are not DPS, but they tell you where the climb gets lonely.
If a ranking needs numbers we do not have — gun DPS, exact HP, a sealed SCP ID for every rung — we say so and point at observed play instead of inventing a spreadsheet.
Child pages
- SCP Tiers — S through D ranking of all fifteen merge rungs, with the badge table and the commonly observed identities (SCP-999 at the bottom, SCP-049 and SCP-096 in the middle-high band, SCP-035 mid, SCP-939 high). Use it with the merge planner and how to merge.
- Weapon ranking — starter SMG versus later shop firearms versus lab upgrades. No fake damage table. Pairs with farm cash so you do not buy a gun you cannot restock.
Read the SCP list first if you are still buying orange blobs. Read weapons first if you already have a mid-tier morph and keep dying on the siren.
What a good tier means here
In a fighter, S-tier means the character wins games. In Merge an SCP, S-tier can mean three different flexes:
- You merge it quickly enough that orbs stay ahead of the shop.
- You wear it during a boss round and the lab does not wipe.
- Almost nobody else has the badge, so the morph is a trophy.
Those three flexes disagree. Tier1 SCP-999 is D-tier as a combat body and S-tier as a mandatory start. Tier15 is S-tier as a trophy and D-tier as a first-session goal. The child pages spell out which axis they are using so you do not chase the 154-owner badge before you own a 5,000-cash SMG.
Promo and costume bodies — SCP-173, SCP-682, SCP-1048, SCP-131 — are not merge rungs. They belong on the SCP roster and the morphs guide, not in the fifteen-badge ladder. If a thumbnail shows 096 screaming, that is marketing. Confirm the identity on the floor before you spend Robux skips.
Use the rest of the wiki with these lists
The Players Hub is the roster plus the Merge Empire studio page, not a PvP character select. If you need the loop itself, start at getting started, then how to merge. Codes are tracked on the codes hub; none were confirmed as of September 2026, so a ranking that assumes a code-boosted start is lying to you.
After any shutdown, skim patch notes before you trust an old buy order. Shop prices move. Merge copy counts have already shifted from often-three early to often-two later. A list that is a week older than the last shutdown can still be right on rarity and wrong on the SMG price.
What we refuse to invent
There is no official public Trello. There is no sealed Foundation table mapping every badge to an SCP number. Weapons have no published DPS sheet. This hub will not fill those gaps with fan-wiki fiction. Observed identities are labeled as observed. Gun advice is labeled by role: cheap SMG for first breaches, later shop firearms when cash allows, facility upgrades as the real long-term defense.
If you want automation talk, that lives under scripts and is a separate risk conversation. Rankings on this hub assume a normal client, R6 morphs, and an eight-player server that can still wipe you when you stand in someone else’s lane.
Open SCP Tiers if you are planning the next merge. Open weapon ranking if the siren is already up and your only question is whether the starter SMG is still worth about 5,000 cash tonight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Merge an SCP questions.
How does this wiki rank Merge an SCP tiers?
By progression speed, boss-round usefulness, and badge rarity from Tier1 through Tier15. Combat stats are not published, so we do not fake a DPS sheet. Start on SCP Tiers.
Should I chase Tier15 before I buy a gun?
No. About 154 players own the Tier15 badge. Buy the starter SMG, keep merging, and read weapon ranking before you dump cash into a trophy morph.
Are the SCP numbers on these lists official?
No sealed table exists. Commonly observed identities are labeled as observed on the SCP roster. Promo morphs such as 173 and 682 are not merge rungs.
Where do weapons sit next to SCP tiers?
Guns are a separate axis. The weapon ranking covers the starter SMG and later shop firearms. Pair it with farm cash so merges still get funded.
Do codes change the tier list?
No public codes were confirmed as of September 2026. Bookmark the codes hub and keep ranking as if you are paying with orbs.