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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MG.0" data-source="post: 6764260" data-attributes="member: 6799436">It certainly uses the word "god". However what that actually means can most definitely be disputed, even if you accept all the published material as canon (which is fairly pointless for a D&D campaign world anyway, but whatever). There is also no correlation to our physical reality whatsoever, and suggesting that the gods of the Realms have perpetrated a great fraud on everyone contradicts nothing...it only adds a previously unforseen wrinkle. It's like suggesting that below the Underdark, Toril is actually made of strawberry creme filling. I have contradicted no canon in stating that, sooooo...what's your point?Edit - That's a great topic for my new Forgotten Realms fanfiction: The exploration of Toril's previously unknown creme filling layer. It is mainly reached by Spelljamming ships that have been sucked into the great polar vortexes (didn't know about those either, eh?) and is inhabited by a race of androgynous elves who constantly feed creme filling to their Gorbel overlord named Daviekroket who is the size of a small city. He is the real reason for the Fugue plane as it is the only thing that protects the fraudulent gods from his flavorful wrath. It's all consistent with known canon.</blockquote>