Anger of Angels

by Sean K. Reynolds, Alan Pollack (Illustrator)

The sanctity of Heaven was shattered when prideful angels rebelled. Though the fallen host was cost out, the battle between Heaven and Hell rages on, with mortals becoming pawns on both sides. Anger of Angels gives you the tools to run a campaign amid the struggle between Heaven and Hell, whether in a standard fantasy or a more modern setting. Use angels and demons as supernatural advisors and manipulators, or allow angelic and demonic player characters to take the field. The book details 10 new kinds of angels and a dozen new demons, describes archangels and the lords of Hell, maps out Heaven and Hell, and offers new feats, classes, mortal organizations, and angelic and demonic magic.

128 pages, Paperback

First published December 15, 2003

Reviews

[Mindy]

Basically an overview of the characteristics, history, goals and abilities of many different types of angels based on historical religious texts. It touched a bit on the most recognized and notable ones and also some important "minor" angels that still played roles in christianity (mostly.)

I don't know how "accurate" the book is, if any book on a topic like this can be, but it wasn't supportive or unsupportive of the different religions they were based on which was nice.

It also included geography of Heaven and Hell and explained the different "layers".

I thought it was pretty interesting and could possibly be useful in a campaign.