Unspecified † Deceased † Canon
“The world is mostly water;
ever constant, ever changing.”
Official Writeups
None
Unofficial Writeups
Malakite [Liber Neglecta] † Ofanite † Elohite
Origins
Created roughly 100 million BC (2nd Wave)
Oannes’ oaths are unspecified.
Likely Inspiration
Oannes (Ὡάννης) was the name given by the Babylonian writer Berossus in the 3rd century BC to a mythical being who taught mankind wisdom. Berossus describes Oannes as having the body of a fish but underneath the figure of a man.
Featured Posts & Pages
Known Tethers
- None
Liber Neglecta Posts
Naming Angels of Dreams & Waters - I swear that it was not my intent to pair Superiors up when I started sorting Gustav Davidson’s Dictionary of …
Vephar, Calabite Prince of the Sea - “The sea is a world of its own, why limit the worlds that you walk?” Vephar is a case study …
Numinous Corpus: Elementum - The songs that follow are powerful. If In Nomine were a more balanced system, I would probably want to conduct play …
Cassiel, Archangel of Tears - Cassiel was once the head of the Elohim of Water. Though high in rank, the position received very little recognition. …
Oannes, Archangel of Water - “The world is mostly water. Ever constant, ever changing.” Though he died as one of the Malakim, Oannes was originally …
Book of the Neglected 