Baal

Ba'al, originally Gadreel, is one of the fallen and rebellious watchers and one who often stands against God. He took on the form of a warrior and storm god, and his past identities included the Mesopotmian gods Marduk and Ninurta.
== Summaries==
===Gilgamesh Immortal (as Ninurta)===
The hunter god of vegetation and of storm. Ninurta is a huge muscular god who has been commissioned to watch over Gilgamesh for the sake of the plans of the gods for him. Ninurta is the opposite of Ishtar. He is quiet, reserved, and stays in the shadows out of sight. He is an impediment to Ishtar’s plans of controlling Gilgamesh and understands her cunning mind too well to be outwitted by her. He is the only god who can equal Ishtar’s fighting skill and power, and that rivalry is building up, ready to explode in a fury of carnage.Ninurta
===Abraham Allegiant (as Marduk)===
Previously identified as Ninurta, this vegetation and storm god takes on a new identity as Marduk the king of the gods when he battles Tiamat the sea dragon and defeats her with decisive glory. He is the patron deity of Nimrod’s Babylon and has his own temple across from the huge ziggurat that is going to become the new home of the gods. But that is not all it is going to be. At the New Year Akitu festival there will be an astronomical alignment of all the planets as well as the ushering in of a new astrological age of Aries, the ram of war. At this moment, the ziggurat tower of Babylon will become a portal to heaven from which other Watcher gods can be recruited to join their reign on earth, and Marduk will reign supreme.Marduk
===Joshua Valiant & Caleb Vigilant (as Ba'al)===
The most high storm god of Canaan. He is the patron deity of the Anakim and has been building his palace in the far regions of the north on Mount Sapan, a new holy mountain for the assembly of gods to meet. This is a cosmic source of power that the archangels are not prepared to face when they hunt him down to bind him.Ba'al
===David Ascendant (as Ba’alzebul)===
God of Storm. Freed from bondage under the earth through a volcanic explosion, Ba’al is back in the saga. But this time, he is burned beyond recognition, until he is nurtured back to health by Asherah up in Tyre. He has since lost control of Canaan to Dagon, god of the Philistines and must play second fiddle as the “Son of Dagon.” He is given a new name, Ba’alzebul, which means Ba’al is Prince – under the kingship of Dagon. Unfortunately, for Dagon, Ba’alzebul is regaining his former strength, and he has plans to take back his reign as Ba’al Most High of the pantheon of Canaanite gods. He is going to do it with the help of his consort in crime, Asherah.Ba’alzebul
===Jesus Triumphant (as Ba’alzebub)===
“Lord of the Flies.” Also known as Ba’al for short. The god of vegetation and storm, the head of the pantheon of gods in Canaan. A muscular powerful deity who cannot be beaten through sheer strength. He has returned from imprisonment in the earth before. It’s hard to keep a bad god down.Ba’alzebub
== Appearances ==
*Gilgamesh Immortal
*Abraham Allegiant
*Joshua Valiant
*Caleb Vigilant
*David Ascendant
*Jezebel: Harlot Queen of Israel
*Jesus Triumphant
==References==
Category:Characters
Category:Watchers
Category:Antagonists