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Angels of the Ninth Order
By far the largest number of Angels belong to this order. These are the multitudes of Angels that make up the Celestial Host and Choirs. They are also the most-used Angels for the carrying of messages, warnings, etc. to other planes. They serve also at the call of the angels of the other orders and assist them in their tasks. Among these angels the Princes (Sergeants) are: Phaleg, Adnachiel, Gabriel, and Chayliel.
Frequency: Uncommon
No. appearing: 1 or 1-4
Armor Class: -4
Move: 9/18
Hit Dice: 6-8
Number of attacks: 1
Damage: 4-24 (4d6)
Special Attacks: See below
Special Defenses: +1 or better to hit
Magic Resistance: 50%
Intelligence: High
Alignment: Lawful Good
Size: L (9’ tall)
The Angelic hosts can appear in any form they choose. Most commonly they appear as human warriors with white robes and Holy Swords or Hammers which only they can use. They are capable of meleeing and invoking a miracle simultaneously. When not combating evil, Angels will assume the appearance of a pleasantly featured human. Angels may employ one of the following per melee round: Cure Light Wounds, Purify Food and Drink, Hold Person, Tongues, Plane Shift (others), Speak with Dead, Blade Barrier, and Cure Disease. Once per day the Angel may Control Weather as a 12th level Druid.
A particular group of cabalistic Throne Angels are closely involved in the magic arts and can be invoked by Good Magic Users. They are knowledgable in all matters arcane, but part with any knowledge reluctantly, feeling that a Magic User is best served by advancing himself through his own efforts. In the Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses, 15 of these Angels are mentioned, including: Thronus, Techom, Haseha, Amarzyom, Schawayt, Chuscha, Zawar, Yahel, Adoyahel and five others.
Angels are also assigned to look after the seasons and their manifestations. This list is based on those in The Magus:
Spring—Spugliguel is the governing Angel, for rebirth, planting,
and new beginnings.
Summer—Tubiel, for heat, flame, lightning and storms.
Fall—Torquaret, for harvests, gathering wealth, colors.
Winter—Attarib, for cold, ice, darkness.
Christian angelic hierarchy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Angels of the Ninth Order
By far the largest number of Angels belong to this order. These are the multitudes of Angels that make up the Celestial Host and Choirs. They are also the most-used Angels for the carrying of messages, warnings, etc. to other planes. They serve also at the call of the angels of the other orders and assist them in their tasks. Among these angels the Princes (Sergeants) are: Phaleg, Adnachiel, Gabriel, and Chayliel.
Frequency: Uncommon
No. appearing: 1 or 1-4
Armor Class: -4
Move: 9/18
Hit Dice: 6-8
Number of attacks: 1
Damage: 4-24 (4d6)
Special Attacks: See below
Special Defenses: +1 or better to hit
Magic Resistance: 50%
Intelligence: High
Alignment: Lawful Good
Size: L (9’ tall)
The Angelic hosts can appear in any form they choose. Most commonly they appear as human warriors with white robes and Holy Swords or Hammers which only they can use. They are capable of meleeing and invoking a miracle simultaneously. When not combating evil, Angels will assume the appearance of a pleasantly featured human. Angels may employ one of the following per melee round: Cure Light Wounds, Purify Food and Drink, Hold Person, Tongues, Plane Shift (others), Speak with Dead, Blade Barrier, and Cure Disease. Once per day the Angel may Control Weather as a 12th level Druid.
A particular group of cabalistic Throne Angels are closely involved in the magic arts and can be invoked by Good Magic Users. They are knowledgable in all matters arcane, but part with any knowledge reluctantly, feeling that a Magic User is best served by advancing himself through his own efforts. In the Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses, 15 of these Angels are mentioned, including: Thronus, Techom, Haseha, Amarzyom, Schawayt, Chuscha, Zawar, Yahel, Adoyahel and five others.
Angels are also assigned to look after the seasons and their manifestations. This list is based on those in The Magus:
Spring—Spugliguel is the governing Angel, for rebirth, planting,
and new beginnings.
Summer—Tubiel, for heat, flame, lightning and storms.
Fall—Torquaret, for harvests, gathering wealth, colors.
Winter—Attarib, for cold, ice, darkness.
Christian angelic hierarchy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
