Know by many different names: The Hebrews called them mal'ak. The Greeks called them angelos. The Elves call them Maia. And the Gamezohans call them Drognatz.

Throughout the Book of Fluids, there are many different instances of Angels mentioned. Some are the etheral beings usually associated with God. Others are transcended spirits. And then there's an Angel who isn't quite what he appears to be.

Etheral Angels

These are Angels who were brought into being by a supreme Deity.

• Asariel
• Azrael
• Iochshephael
• M'alphael of Geburah
• Melchidael
• Uriel
• Uziel

In Chapter 30, Anaxerretibes explains that Angels are beings given a task and a sphere of influence, either over planets, people, species, ecosystems or concepts.

Transcended Angels (Dht'n'k'lz survivors)

These are the spirits of Dht'n'k'lz survivors who dwell in the Temple of Sol and who help bring Jon Krigsley to enlightenment in Chapter 23.

• Archangel Algamatant
• Archangel Herkission
• Archangel Looisos
• Archangel Sakaki
• Archangel Viloyer
• Archcherub Helkgematios
• Archcherub Peshtvogner
• Archseraph Ksheltarna
• Archseraph Sevohtartra

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