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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MonsterEnvy" data-source="post: 6770911" data-attributes="member: 6706188">Here is a pretty good story of how the afterlife with the Fugue Plane works a bit. From the Book the Trail of Cyric the Mad. In it Mask approaches Kelemvor about a soul he had judged. (Mask does not actually care about the soul it's just part of a plot.) The Soul Avner was 10 year old who had been a thief almost his entire life and was devout follower of Mask. However during the last year of his life Avner turned over a new leaf and started working for a duke or something (Can't remember what it was.) He stopped being a thief and died saving the daughter of his Master. Kelemvor noting that Avner had died in the line of duty sent him to Torm. After Torm came forth with Avner's soul (Torm having been tricked by Mask into thinking Kelemvor called him.)  Mask disputed that Torm should get Avner's soul, stating that because Avner did not steal a thing and went against Mask's dogma for an entire year that Avner was one of his False. Kelemvor points out that does not make him false as people can change and go down different paths. Mask points out that yes Avner did change, but did he convert. Mask asked Torm if Avner had ever once prayed to him or any god other Mask. Torm proceeds to check and sadly confirm that Avner had never prayed to any god but Mask and that Torm has no right to his soul. Before leaving Torm tells Avner that he is sorry and that had Avner said his name in praise at least one time in life, he would have been happy to let him stay in his realm.A thing to point out is that Avner would have stayed with Torm had Mask not decided to dispute it. (Which he only did because of a plan) Despite Avner never worshiping Torm. Kelemvor just made a call due to the way Avner spent the last year of his life and the way he died.</blockquote>

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