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The year is 2004.

Five years after the fall of Voldemort, everything was peaceful. And then...

A series of incantations found in an ancient book banned by wizarding society over two hundred years ago were spoken by several individuals in unison...

...and that's when it happened.

A bright green light filled the night sky and quickly went from one end of the globe to the other, shining down in beautiful emerald and eliminating almost every living human species in it's path - all but the few dozen witches and wizards who were at the Quidditch World Cup stadium and those who were locked away in Azkaban. Those two places held such strong magical charms, they were protected, and so were the people inside.

Ones at the stadium had no idea anything had happened. They emerged from the building and saw several sets of clothes scattered about on the ground. They would return home to find their families all gone. No one was around.

The surviving Azkaban prisoners would wake to find no guards and no Dementors. They escaped.

And now here we are in a world with no more Muggles and only eighty remaining people. The government is gone, there is no structure and there are no rules. A new Ministry must be formed. New rules must be written and obeyed. The magical world must go on and flourish and rebuild. And the ones remaining must make sure this will happen.

All survivors will begin their journey in London, including the escaped Death Eaters. All characters not cast yet have fallen under a sleeping virus and have been moved to St. Mungos. As they are cast and come into the game - they will be just waking up and remembering what happened. They will be free to leave the hospital and join society.

What will you do?

In the beginning, there was only the Creator. And She created the world; its lands and seas, peoples and beasts. She created the Keeper, to rule over the dead. She gave the world to her people, whom She loved dearly, to do with what they would. The people multiplied, forming their cultures and societies, and were faithful to the Creator. And when there were many, the Creator made the Watchers: lesser deities to watch her people and report. You see, there are simply too many people for the Creator to keep track of, too many prayers to answer. The Watchers watch, and tell Her what her creations need.

But they speak in His ear, too.

She gave the Watchers free will, and perhaps that was Her greatest mistake. Not every Watcher is good. Not every prayer is answered by the Creator. The Keeper speaks to the Watchers, too, and He does not want for good in the realm of the living. He wants only to rule all, with the death of all things.

You, the player, are a Watcher, and the choice is up to you. Will you do good or evil? Which prayers will you answer? Which side are you on?

Watchers, Please is an original high-fantasy game in a medieval setting where the players themselves are the gods. You are a Watcher. Characters pray, and players submit requests. Every week, players will vote on which prayers and requests will be answered – and by whom, and how. How do you want to rule? Only one thing is certain: characters should be careful with what they wish for.