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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Flamestrike" data-source="post: 8114375" data-attributes="member: 6788736">I'm sorry, how is the Wall of the Faithless 'evil'?An atheist chooses the fate of non-existence after death - in that they reject both not only Deities, but also afterlives such as Heaven and Hell (and indeed all the outer planes) and also their place on one after death. Ao (who has no alignment and exists outside of alignment) has decreed that the souls of Faithless who reject the existence of the Gods and reject desiring an afterlife are to contribute to the wall, where they lose all individuality until they eventually disintegrate and cease existing completely.And ceasing to exist completely after you die is precisely the sort of thing atheists expect will happen when they die isnt it?Dont forget, even then Kelemvor can still judge a person 'True' even if that person is an Atheist. A Lawful Good Paladin who has lived a life of honor, duty and self sacrifice could find themselves offered a place in Celestia with Torm for being true to that Gods teachings even though the Paladin in question is an atheist. A horrific atheist serial killer could also be judged 'True' and offered a place in Bhaals divine realm. A wealthy merchant atheist might be offered a place in Waukeens realm. And so forth.</blockquote>