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* The demons in ''[[In Nomine]]''. Also, angels can fall and become demons by violating their angelic nature. (Except for Malakim.) <ref>Though demons originated as fallen angels most demons in the setting's "present day" were never angels but were created as demons.</ref>
* The demons of White Wolf's ''[[Demon: The Fallen]]''.
* ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]''
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** Asmodeus is almost always this too, along with many of the older Archdevils, including Dispater, Mammon, and Moloch, his underlings who fell with him. Baalzebul too, but he fell later.
** The 4th Edition expands this, sayin Baator was once a utopian paradise before Asmodeus double crossed the benevolent deity who ruled it and slew him. Baator is now Asmodeus' domain, meaning ''Hell itself'' could fall into this Trope.
* In ''[[Infernum]]'', demonkind are descended from the First Fallen's [[But You Screw One Goat!|mating with spawn]]. Newly Fallen angels in the present day tend to die very quickly; the survivors become worse than demons.
* Played straight and inverted in "Warhammer40000". Horus sided with the Chaos gods against the God Emeperor, taking half of the Emperor's Space Marines into evil with him. However, the Imperium's angels, known as saints, are daemons.
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