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Message: <blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 6763236" data-attributes="member: 2067">I haven't mentioned Planescape. There's nothing about Planescape here. It's pure uncut 5e. FR uses the same planes that the rest of 5e uses. This is explicitly the case in SCAG: Evermeet spends some time in Arvandor, which is defined in the SCAG as part of the plane of Arborea, which is one of the planes of the standard 5e cosmology. This isn't particularly unprecedented. FR has a habit of using the same cosmology as the standard game. So in D&D in general, when a CG person who doesn't worship a deity dies, they wind up on Arborea (or sometimes Ysgard or the Beastlands). Arborea exists in the general D&D cosmology, and also explicitly in the FR cosmology (Evermeet goes there). In FR, though, all the dead get routed through Kelemvor, and those who don't worship a deity don't go to the plane of their alignment, they just stay there and maybe get wall'd. In fact, given that a dead soul would go to its deity's realm even if Kelemvor wasn't involved, his only real role as judge of the dead seems to be to stop the faithless from going to the plane of their alignment.</blockquote>