Angelns

Angelns is a term used primarily in speculative fiction and role-playing contexts to describe a class of celestial or ethereal beings associated with the atmosphere, weather, and travel. In many works, Angelns are depicted as guardians or custodians of wind and cloud, existing somewhere between angelic symbolism and elemental spirits. The word appears to be a modern neologism, likely formed as a compound of angel and a pluralizing suffix.

In appearances, Angelns are usually portrayed as luminous or semi-material entities, sometimes winged, sometimes formless, whose presence is felt through shifts in air pressure, scent of rain, or sudden breezes. They may have abilities to slow or urge winds, influence storm formation, or guide explorers along safe routes. Their communication is often symbolic, delivered through weather signs, dreams, or whispered currents.

Angelns are typically imagined as inhabiting high, isolated realms such as cloud cities, upper-atmosphere sanctuaries, or tethered beacons above continents. Socially, they may form hierarchical orders, with roles such as wardens of navigation, keepers of seasons, or scholars of meteorology. Interactions with humans in fiction range from protective aid to tests of character, reflecting themes of fate, change, and resilience.

Because Angelns are a flexible fictional concept, depictions vary widely across works, leaving room for interpretation in new settings.