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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 6760381" data-attributes="member: 22779">I think that one thing this thread has shown, is that the Wall of the Faithless does exactly what every element in an RPG setting should do - serve as a springboard for cool adventures and stories.  Whether it's I'maB's "tear down the wall" or [MENTION=6749563]JohnLynch[/MENTION]'s "Outsiders invasion", there's a ton of cool stories to be had from this idea.  And the concept that since the wall was created by Ao, the Overgod who certainly isn't good - the question in my mind is, how do the individual faiths react to this?  Since the good gods can't tear it down, wouldn't that just make them proselytise that much harder?  "Have faith or face oblivion" is a pretty strong message.  The good gods maybe see themselves as "saving" souls from a fate they can't directly do anything about.</blockquote>