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Thread: Fallen Angels In Pop Fiction
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2015-06-07, 12:44 PM (ISO 8601)
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Fallen Angels In Pop Fiction
Hey everyone,
For a homebrew system I'm working on, I've taken and interest in angels - the biblical kind - and especially their fallen brethren. I must admit I haven't read the bible, but from what I've found so far, there actually seems to be surprisingly little information on these creatures in it. I'm betting there's a wealth of stories on them in popular fiction though: so far the Prophecy movies spring to mind, as well as a short story in Neil Gaiman's Smoke & Mirrors. So my question to you: what movies/stories/games worth having a look at do you know?
Thanks to anyone who cares to offer some input!
Dee
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2015-06-07, 01:29 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: Fallen Angels In Pop Fiction
I'm about to head to work, but I can at least link the Fallen Angel tvtropes page, which will have a wealth of things to check out.
Also consider looking up the Grigori, which 'fell' in a different way than the traditional 'fell into Hell for their hubris and became demons' way. IIRC, they're mentioned in the Book of Enoch.5e D&D Mythos Classes
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2015-06-08, 10:24 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: Fallen Angels In Pop Fiction
Thanks! Following up on all the leads on the TvTropes page alone should keep me occupied for the next couple of years. I ordered the Angelwalk Trilogy right away, sounds like suitable material.
I'll check out the Grigori too, but I've already found that on this particular subject, Wikipedia mainly offers a lot of stuff I couldn't be the least interested in. It's hard to put in words what the exact problem is. I think I want stories rather than facts.