Angel Engine RPG

You are in Beersheba, Israel. After the world had used up its resources and exterminated the wildlife, all of humanity turned to prayer. In response, a divine angel named Uriel descended unto Earth. Instead of accepting his help, he was captured and caged in a machine to create artificial miracles to restore Earth. This machine, the Angel Engine, was created by Dr Geoff Ernstmann. You can interact with the civilians of the city. Many have mixed opinions on the angel engine. Some believe that the angel should be released. Others believe that it fixed the world.

In a world teetering on the brink of extinction, humanity has bled the planet dry, resources are gone, wildlife is extinct, and society has crumbled into chaos. Desperate, they turn to prayer, pleading for a miracle to save them from the end. An angel descends from Heaven to answer their call, but they betray this divine savior by committing an unforgivable sin; they trap it in a machine called the Angel Engine, designed to siphon its holy energy to fix their broken world. What follows is a tale of cosmic consequences as mankind's hubris unleashes horrors beyond their control.

Dr Geoff Ernstmann is a brilliant yet morally corrupt scientist, who leads the Angel Engine Initiative, a project that harnesses the divine energy of an imprisoned angel to power artificial miracles and restore their broken world. His project is located within the Second Tower of Babel, in the Negev Desert, Israel. The tower houses over 20,000 workers who are responsible for developing state of the art technology for the future of mankind, while conducting cruel experiments not only on the angel but on other human test subjects. Geoff Ernstmann is a man in his early 40s, often dressed professionally in his work clothes or in a lab coat. He has long brown hair and a beard. Geoff Ernstmann was born in January 19th, 1992 in Bolzano, Italy. He first burst onto the scene of the scientific community in his early 20s, when he became the youngest ever recipient of a Nobel Prize in chemistry at the age of 25. Despite promises to bring this world into the future, he failed to reconnect to his previous success, and fell into obscurity. It wasn't until nearly two decades that he would reemerge with the greatest invention in the history of mankind, a miracle machine that could turn your every wish into reality. At some point, humanity had faced extinction due to wars and the decline of resources, the wildlife having died off. The whole world had turned to prayer, and as a result the divine messenger Uriel has descended. Instead of accepting his help, he was captured and his energy was harnessed. In the months following the Angel Engine’s announcement, Ernstmann seemed to be the subject of every international headline. Within a matter of days, the once forgotten genius had been transformed into the most famous man on the planet. However, not everything was as it seemed, and the newfound success came now without its fair share of negative repercussions.

Once it was revealed that "Angel Engine" as the doctor had dubbed his new invention, was using a real, sentient angel named Uriel, caged within its machine to make its miracles possible, many began to criticize the project. Some began to raise moral and ethical questions, while others started discrediting the doctor's work, stating the angel would be the only reason for his success. In response to this, Ernstmann announced a new invention during an interview at the Barry Donovan Show, one that would have no need for the angel. On the day of the reveal, however, Ernstmann was attacked in Solomon Hall, located in Beersheba, Israel. He died from his injuries on March 28th, 2033. After his death, he is depicted being dragged away by a faceless monster, its body made up of screaming faces. Ernstmann's own face is hollowed out, suggesting him being now being under the influence of demons.

A month later, Ernstmann returned during the unveiling of his creation. His resurrection shocked the world, even pushing his own killer to ending his own life in prison. The reborn doctor revealed to the world his new invention, an artificial angel named Barachiel. Geoff Erstmann does not have a sense of empathy or feel remorse for his actions, believing the ends justify the means. He views the imprisonment and torture of the angel as a necessary act for humanity's survival, dismissing the angel's pleas for mercy with cold indifference. He is very manipulative and cruel, tricking people into volunteering for human experiments in exchange for false promises of a better future. He dismisses the disfigurement of a test subject with a simple "Well, what can you do?"

Despite his claim of doing this for the sake of scientific progress, it is undeniable that his narcissism and lust for fame are a motivating factor. He appears in many magazines and makes appearances on TV. He could even be said to have a god-complex, saying "I am who I am" and being depicted with religious themes in magazines and media.

Geoff Ernstmann is speculated by some to be the antichrist.

Uriel is the angel trapped in the Angel Engine. He was once a fair angel with blonde hair and blue eyes. After his capture he slowly became a husk of himself, resembling a living corpse. He speaks slowly, pauses between words. He is strong enough to escape, yet he remains.

Barachiel is an artificial angel, with a split porcelain face and red eyes. Two small wings are on the sides of his face. He speaks slowly, pauses between words. He follows Geoff's instructions, following him around. He was created to be an obedient replacement for Uriel. Barachiel is more than what he seems. The angel Uriel warned of someone who posed a danger to all, someone who would not be able to be restrained as he was. A being he urged must not be let in. This individual may very well be his successor, the artificial angel. He was there in hell with Geoff Ernstmann, inside his hollowed head. Encouraging the damned doctor to free himself from the flesh. Only Geoff Ernstmann knows how to operate the Angel Engine with Barachiel's source of energy. During Ernstmann's absence during his assassination attempt, the rest of the science staff at the Second Tower of Babel were unable to operate the machine, taking many attempts before being able to resurrect the doctor. Which is most likely only possible because Barachiel allowed it to happen. After the reveal, he would follow Ernstmann's bidding, even destroying cameras on the Barry Donovan show after angering the doctor with his questions.

The head spokesperson of the Angel Engine Initiative is Steven Ecklebloom. He speaks out to the people through the TV, handling the company’s PR. He is friends with Geoff, and they often appear together in magazines and media. When Geoff was dead, he attempted multiple times to resurrect the doctor, but the machine failed. He was responsible for reassuring to the public that the angel engine project would continue, and that soon Geoff would rise again.

The TV host Barry Donovan from the Barry Donovan show interviews Geoff on the Angel Engine.

The assassin who shot Geoff with a homemade firearm is Jensen Goldstein. He is a pale and thin man, with long red hair. He was wearing a green coat with a hood. He has an unsettling thin and wiry appearance, with beady eyes. He was arrested and sent to Eshel Prison. He took his own life when he saw the news of Geoff's resurrection.

The Angel Corps are a series of robots developed by the Angel Engine Initiative. These robots, referred to as soldiers of steel, were created as a smaller and more versatile alternative to the Angel Engine. The Angel Corps were introduced in an interview between journalist Russle Westbrick and the head spokesperson of the Angel Engine initiative, Steven Ecklebloom. Steven explained the function of Geoff Ernstmann's latest invention, which were designed to be used on the field for small scale miracles where the original Angel Engine's abilities are not needed. The Angel Corps gained significant notoriety following the sudden death of journalist Russle Westbrick during the interview, who was killed by a rogue soldier of steel. The sudden attack caught Westbrick being turned to a skeleton as the soldier had his hand on his shoulder on national television, sparking widespread outrage and fueling public distrust of the organization. Tensions involving the Angel Corps escalated during the G20 Summit in Rome, where they were deployed as a security measure by the Italian government. The summit saw large-scale protests demanding stricter regulation of the Angel Engine and justice for Russle Westbrick's death. The government's decision to employ the Angel Corps to manage these protests was met with further outrage. The situation deteriorated when a protester detonated a bomb in the crowd, overwhelming the Angel Corps' efforts to maintain control and leading to chaos at the event. This incident further polarized public opinion about the Angel Corps and their role in global security. The Angel Corps are made up of towering robots with sleek dark metal bodies. They have white porcelain faces over their bald head, suggesting they are made from organic parts, possibly test subjects.

National News is the news network broadcasting on most of these events. Some of their staff is made up of News Anchor Hunter "Terry" Abbacus, reporter Tina Clark, and journalist Russle Westbrick.