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* ImpossibleThief: Valefor, and how. The Demon Prince once stole the entire Russian Revolution. And his career began with a book lifted from Destiny's Library, which no one else had ever done before or since. Add in the fact that the book hadn't even been written yet ...

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* ImpossibleThief: Valefor, and how. The Demon Prince once stole the entire Russian Revolution. And his career began with a book lifted from Destiny's Library, which no one else had ever done before or since. Add in the fact that the book hadn't even been written yet ...yet.... And then he stole a Word, sententially a cosmic concept, from the demon who was mystically bound to send concept. Yes he stole an ''abstract concept''.
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* CrisisOfFaith: Ironically, it's the Archangel of Faith himself who goes through this, in ''The Final Trumpet.''
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** Also, roughly 80 percent of Zadkiel's angels of Protection choose to manifest as [[MamaBear female]].

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* ThePaladin: Malakim in general, who live by honor, fight evil relentlessly and cannot Fall (although remember that GoodIsNotNice). Also, Laurence and his angels of The Sword in particular, who tend to see themselves as knights in a fallen world.



** Even if the Shedim ''didn't'' take pleasure in corrupting their hosts, they'd do it anyway, because not doing it makes them suffer dissonance.
* ThePaladin: Malakim in general, who live by honor, fight evil relentlessly and cannot Fall (although remember that GoodIsNotNice). Also, Laurence and his angels of The Sword in particular, who tend to see themselves as knights in a fallen world.

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** Even if the Shedim ''didn't'' take pleasure in corrupting their hosts, they'd do it anyway, because not doing it makes them suffer dissonance.
* ThePaladin: Malakim in general, who live by honor, fight evil relentlessly and cannot Fall (although remember that GoodIsNotNice). Also, Laurence and his angels of The Sword in particular, who tend to see themselves as knights in a fallen world.
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* MadScientist: Vapula, the Demon Prince of Technology. Lacking Archangel Jean's Heavenly access to the secrets of the physical universe, he works to catch up by experimenting on every soul in sight -- literally.
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* ImpossibleThief: Valefor, and how. The Demon Prince once stole the entire Russian Revolution. And his career began with a book lifted from Destiny's Library, which no one else had ever done before or since.

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* ImpossibleThief: Valefor, and how. The Demon Prince once stole the entire Russian Revolution. And his career began with a book lifted from Destiny's Library, which no one else had ever done before or since. Add in the fact that the book hadn't even been written yet ...
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* ImpossibleThief: Valefor, and how. The Demon Prince once stole the entire Russian Revolution. And his career began with a book lifted from Destiny's Library, which no one else had ever done before or since.
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* ThePaladin: Malakim in general, who fight evil relentlessly and cannot Fall (although remember that GoodIsNotNice). Also, Laurence and his angels of The Sword in particular, who tend to see themselves as knights in a fallen world.

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* ThePaladin: Malakim in general, who live by honor, fight evil relentlessly and cannot Fall (although remember that GoodIsNotNice). Also, Laurence and his angels of The Sword in particular, who tend to see themselves as knights in a fallen world.
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* ThePaladin: Malakim in general, who fight evil relentlessly and cannot Fall (although remember that GoodIsNotNice). Also, Laurence and his angels of The Sword in particular, who tend to see themselves as knights in a fallen world.
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* RefusingParadise: Saints are human souls who have died, gone to Heaven, and then asked to return to Earth so they can continue the fight against evil.
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* BattleTrophy: In the supplement ''Superiors 1: War and Honor''. Angels who follow the Archangel Michael have been known to take the weapons, insignia or even body parts of defeated demons as trophies. A few of them have necklaces of demon ears.
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* TruceZone: The city of Austin, Texas, according to the ''Night Music'' supplement, is unofficially neutral ground. Angels and demons still run their own plots, but open violence against each other is avoided.

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* TruceZone: The city of Austin, Texas, according to the ''Night Music'' supplement, is unofficially neutral ground. Angels and demons still run their own plots, but open violence against each other is avoided.Chez Régis" in he original French game ''InNomine Satanis/Magna Veritas''.
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* HammerSpace: In ''Superiors I: War & Honor'', the Archangel Laurence's Servitors have an Attunement called "Scabbard" that can hold an unlimited number of personal weapons.
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* FlyingWeapon: Heavenly Judgement, one of Dominic's Servitor Attunement in ''Superiors I: War & Honor''. It creates a luminous sword that attacks serious criminals.
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** This is the way both Lilith and her children operate-which is ironic, since Lilith's Word is Freedom.

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** This is the way both Lilith and her children operate-which operate -- which is ironic, since Lilith's Word is Freedom.



* LivingADoubleLife: Strongly hinted to be the case with the Janus, Archangel of the Wind and Valefor, Demon Prince of Theft. First there's Janus' name. Next, their powersets and various other details are identical -- to the point of cut-and-pasted descriptions. And when your think about it, an Archangel who encourages petty theft as a way to keep the Forces of Heaven on their toes? The question is, which side is he really on, and how does he get away with it?
** In the original French games, Janus started as an ordinary angel working undercover in Hell as Valefor. He got promoted to Archangel (and recalled back to Heaven) when he made a big score against Kronos, but then he discovered that he missed the adrenaline rush of undercover work. So without telling anyone he resumed his identity as Valefor and worked his way up to Demon Prince in Hell ''just for the thrill and danger of it''. Now since the American adaptation and the French originals are divergent in many ways, often radically so, there's no guarantee that this history applies at all to the [=SJGames=] version.

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* LivingADoubleLife: Strongly hinted to be the case with the Janus, Archangel of the Wind and Valefor, Demon Prince of Theft. First there's Janus' name. Next, their servitors' powersets and various other details are identical -- to the point of cut-and-pasted descriptions. And when your you think about it, an Archangel who encourages petty theft as a way to keep the Forces of Heaven on their toes? toes? More than a little odd. The question is, which side is he really on, and how does he get away with it?
** In the original French games, Janus started as an ordinary angel working undercover in Hell as Valefor. He got promoted to Archangel (and recalled back to Heaven) when he made a big score against Kronos, but then he discovered that he missed the adrenaline rush of undercover work. So without telling anyone he resumed his identity as Valefor and worked his way up to Demon Prince in Hell ''just for the thrill and danger of it''. Now since the American adaptation and the French originals are divergent in many ways, often radically so, there's no guarantee that this history applies at all to the [=SJGames=] version.version; if anything, the American version seems to lean in the opposite direction, with Valefor as a Demon Prince masquerading as an Archangel.



* OneGenderRace: Lilim are not ''quite'' this, but it still fits them to some extent. A majority of Lilim identify as female, they are collectively called the 'Daughters of Lilith' and according to Beth [=McCoy=] (see WordOfGod below) they are created generically female. However a substantial minority identify as male ('Sons of Lilith') and a few like to appear as either sex depending on their whim.

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* OneGenderRace: Lilim are not ''quite'' this, but it still fits them to some extent. A majority of Lilim identify as female, they are collectively called the 'Daughters "Daughters of Lilith' Lilith" and according to Beth [=McCoy=] (see WordOfGod below) they are created generically female. However a substantial minority identify as male ('Sons ("Sons of Lilith') Lilith") and a few like to appear as either sex depending on their whim.



*** Bright Lilim: Rare, but with a well-known existence. See Lilim, but with their nature changed to reflect the positive aspects of freedom and contracts, with their appearance mutating to have glowing skin and translucent wings.

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*** Bright Lilim: Rare, but with a well-known existence. See Lilim, but with their nature changed to reflect the positive aspects of freedom and contracts, with their appearance mutating to have glowing skin and translucent wings. Oddly, Lilith is said to be proud of those of her daughters on Heaven's side.



*** Lilim: Demons who can give you anything you need... [[DealWithTheDevil but you'll have to pay for it eventually.]] All Lilim are created in Hell by Lillith, but some occasionally join Heaven as Bright Lilim, and others manage to clear their debts and go Free. Their celestial forms appear as green-skinned humanoids with small horns and bat wings.

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*** Lilim: Demons who can give you anything you need... [[DealWithTheDevil but you'll have to pay for it eventually.]] All Lilim are created in Hell by Lillith, Lilith, but some occasionally join Heaven as Bright Lilim, and others manage to clear their debts and go Free. Their celestial forms appear as green-skinned humanoids with small horns and bat wings.
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* LivingADoubleLife: Strongly hinted to be the case with the Janus, Archangel of the Wind and Valefor, Demon Prince of Theft. First there's Janus' name. Next, their powersets and various other details are identical -- to the point of cut-and-pasted descriptions. And when your think about it, an Archangel who encourages petty theft as a way to keep the Forces of Heaven on their toes? The question is, which side is he really on, and how does he get away with it?
** In the original French games, Janus started as an ordinary angel working undercover in Hell as Valefor. He got promoted to Archangel (and recalled back to Heaven) when he made a big score against Kronos, but then he discovered that he missed the adrenaline rush of undercover work. So without telling anyone he resumed his identity as Valefor and worked his way up to Demon Prince in Hell ''just for the thrill and danger of it''. Now since the American adaptation and the French originals are divergent in many ways, often radically so, there's no guarantee that this history applies at all to the [=SJGames=] version.
** There's a theory that he/they are actually ''[[NorseMythology Odin]]'', pulling a fast one on both sides, and in the process living a ''triple'' life.
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* EvilCounterpart: The different types of demon are all Fallen versions of the different types of amgel (except the Lilim). In addition, some of the Demon Princes are opposite numbers to the Archangels: for instance Dominic, Archangel of Judgement and Asmodeus, Demon Prince of The Game; Blandine, Archangel of Dreams and her former lover Beleth, Demon Princess of Nightmares; and the extra-ineffable Yves, Archangel of Destiny and Kronos, Demon Prince of Fate.

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* EvilCounterpart: The different types of demon are all Fallen versions of the different types of amgel angel (except the Lilim). In addition, some of the Demon Princes are opposite numbers to the Archangels: for instance Dominic, Archangel of Judgement and Asmodeus, Demon Prince of The Game; Blandine, Archangel of Dreams and her former lover Beleth, Demon Princess of Nightmares; and the extra-ineffable Yves, Archangel of Destiny and Kronos, Demon Prince of Fate.



*** Mercurians: Friends of Man, and along with Malakim only angels to actually resemble the stereotypical WingedHumanoid image. They can naturally detect the relationships of a person towards nearly everyone else that person knows and are natural diplomats. They are not allowed to ever hurt a human being. (Demons, on the other hand, are fair game.)

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*** Mercurians: Friends of Man, and along with Malakim the only angels to actually resemble the stereotypical WingedHumanoid image. They can naturally detect the relationships of a person towards nearly everyone else that person knows and are natural diplomats. They are not allowed to ever hurt a human being. (Demons, on the other hand, are fair game.)
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* EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor: Kobal is the Prince of Dark Humor. Lucifer often laughs at Kobal. (The other Demon Princes mostly fall under NoSenseOfHumor, especially Baal.)

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* EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor: Kobal is the Prince of Dark Humor. Lucifer often laughs at Kobal.Kobal, and Haagenti is in charge of gross-out humor and sight gags. (The other Demon Princes mostly fall under NoSenseOfHumor, especially Baal.)
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* EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor: Kobal is the Prince of Dark Humor. Lucifer often laughs at Kobal. (The other Demon Princes mostly fall under NoSenseOfHumor, especially Baal.)
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* ShadesOfConflict: Canonically, BlackAndGrayMorality; Hell is thoroughly corrupt and wicked (but with sympathetic individuals in the rank and file), Heaven's leadership is full of [[KnightTemplar Knights Templar]] who are mostly ''trying'' to be good guys. However, notable in that the GM's section provides options for Dark Low Contrast, which is Evil Versus Evil, and Bright Low Contrast, which is GreyAndGrayMorality PlayedForLaughs. (It also provides mention of playing it backwards, which is BlackAndGrayMorality with demons as the "gray.")

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* ShadesOfConflict: Canonically, BlackAndGrayMorality; Hell is thoroughly corrupt and wicked (but with sympathetic individuals in the rank and file), Heaven's leadership is full of [[KnightTemplar Knights Templar]] who are mostly ''trying'' to be good guys. However, notable in that the GM's section provides options for High Contrast, which is BlackAndWhiteMorality, Dark Low Contrast, which is Evil Versus Evil, EvilVersusEvil, and Bright Low Contrast, which is GreyAndGrayMorality PlayedForLaughs. (It also provides mention of playing it backwards, which is BlackAndGrayMorality with demons as the "gray.")
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* ObsessedWithFood: Haagenti the Demon Prince of Gluttony.

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* CelestialBureaucracy: For both Heaven and Hell. It's been said of the setting that both Heaven and Hell are Feudal Bureaucracies, but the Devil is (quite literally) in the details.



* CelestialBureaucracy: For both Heaven and Hell. It's been said of the setting that both Heaven and Hell are Feudal Bureaucracies, but the Devil is (quite literally) in the details.



* DivineRanks: regular angels then Archangels, demons, Demon Princes and Lucifer for Hell

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* DivineRanks: regular Regular angels then Archangels, Archangels in Heaven, demons, Demon Princes and Lucifer for HellHell.



* EvenEvilHasStandards: ''Nobody'' likes the Shedim.



* EvenEvilHasStandards: ''Nobody'' likes the Shedim.



* NoNameGiven: The Archangel of Death has only been briefly mentioned twice, but never by name.



* NoNameGiven: The Archangel of Death has only been briefly mentioned twice, but never by name.
* OneGenderRace: Lilim are not ''quite'' this but it still fits them to some extent. A majority of Lilim identify as female, they are collectively called the 'Daughters of Lilith' and according to Beth [=McCoy=] (see WordOfGod below) they are created generically female. However a substantial minority identify as male ('Sons of Lilith') and a few like to appear as either sex depending on their whim.

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* NoNameGiven: The Archangel of Death has only been briefly mentioned twice, but never by name.
* OneGenderRace: Lilim are not ''quite'' this this, but it still fits them to some extent. A majority of Lilim identify as female, they are collectively called the 'Daughters of Lilith' and according to Beth [=McCoy=] (see WordOfGod below) they are created generically female. However a substantial minority identify as male ('Sons of Lilith') and a few like to appear as either sex depending on their whim.



* ShoutOut: Several nods to ''Literature/GoodOmens'', and at least one to ''SluggyFreelance'' (Kizke, Demon of Webcomics).



* ShoutOut: Several nods to ''Literature/GoodOmens'', and at least one to ''SluggyFreelance'' (Kizke, Demon of Webcomics)
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Not to be confused with the ''EuropaUniversalis III'' ExpansionPack. Or the [[ENomine German electronic music group]].

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Not to be confused with the ''EuropaUniversalis III'' ExpansionPack. Or the [[ENomine [[Music/ENomine German electronic music group]].
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* OneGenderRace: Lilim are not ''quite'' this but it still fits them to some extent. A majority of Lilim identify as female, they are collectively called the 'Daughters of Lilith' and according to Beth [=McCoy=] (see WordOfGod below) they are created generically female. However a substantial minority identify as male ('Sons of Lilith') and a few like to appear as either sex depending on their whim.
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** Word-Bound angels/demons rank higher than regular ones, but lower than Archangels/Demon Princes. Most all Archangels/Demon Princes also have their own ranks within their organization.

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** Word-Bound angels/demons rank higher than regular ones, but lower than Archangels/Demon Princes. Most all Archangels/Demon Princes also have their own ranks within their organization. The typical setup is Servitor/Vassal/Friend/Master for angels and Servitor/Knight/Captain/Baron for demons, with individual organizations defining their own higher ranks after that.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Any demon meeting Lucifer for the first time gets to ask one favor. And that demon had better hope Lucifer is in a good frame of mind.
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* TruceZone: The city of Austin, Texas, according to the ''Night Music'' supplement, is unofficially neutral ground. Angels and demons still run their own plots, but open violence against each other is avoided.
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*** Shedim: Really really creepy [[PuppeteerParasite Puppet Masters]] who corrupt their victims, degrading their moral standards over time and convincing them that their demonically implanted suggestions were the victim's own ideas; fallen Kyriotates and masters of DemonicPossession. Their celestial forms are similar to Kyriotates' forms, but are more monstrous and unnatural-looking.

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*** Shedim: Really really creepy [[PuppeteerParasite Puppet Masters]] who corrupt their victims, degrading their moral standards over time and convincing them that their demonically implanted suggestions were [[MoreThanMindControl the victim's own ideas; ideas]]; fallen Kyriotates and masters of DemonicPossession. Their celestial forms are similar to Kyriotates' forms, but are more monstrous and unnatural-looking.
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* EvilCounterpart: The different types of demon are all Fallen versions of the different types of amgel (except the Lilim). In addition, some of the Demon Princes are opposite numbers to the Archangels: for instance Dominic, Archangel of Judgement and Asmodeus, Demon Prince of The Game; Blandine, Archangel of Dreams and her former lover Beleth, Demon Princess of Nightmares; and the extra-ineffable Yves, Archangel of Destiny and Kronos, Demon Prince of Fate.


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* GranolaGirl: Novalis, the pacifist Archangel of Flowers, can come across like this.

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