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The Fallen Angels possess a range of powers that are not present in other kindred. None of the Angels Disciplines are unique to them; rather they have developed higher level powers not present outside the clan. The Angels Clan Disciplines are Sanguinus and Serpentis.

Sanguinus
Perhaps the most important of the Angels disciplines is Sanguinus. This power provides the Unity Link that binds the clan together. All members of the bloodline have at least basic ability in Sanguinus. The Unity Link allows a limited form of communication through the consciousness to all members of the line. On its simplest level it allows members of the line to easily locate all other members of the line, regardless of distance or circumstance. The link does not allow verbal communication (except it is rumoured, from Master_vampire) but does allow emotional communications. In its most extreme case all Angels (through feeling the pain of their fellow) are instantly aware of the location of one of their number who has been destroyed. The link is so strong that in the one recorded case of an Angel being destroyed by diablerie, the entire line was paralysed by the pain experienced by their fellow.

Serpentis This discipline is traditionally known for its ability to twist and corrupt the souls of others. The Angels have transformed Serpentis, so that while still altering the souls of others, it is in a 'good' direction (at least in theory). Other practitioners of Serpentis may be able to learn some of the greater powers if under the tutelage of an Angel. .

The Cost of Power "This downhill path is easy, but there 's no turning back." -- Christina Rossetti
The Angels extensive reliance on Sanguinus and Serpentis may be their downfall. Both disciplines are in reality supernatural diseases which eventually take over their hosts. No known Angels have so far succumbed to the diseases but it may only be a matter of time.