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<blockquote data-quote="MonsterEnvy" data-source="post: 6777393" data-attributes="member: 6706188">Sadly almost no one in Toril can migrate to another one. The majority of people get the afterlife they want anyway. Or are just put with the others of their type if they were unclaimed. Pretty much if you are on the Fugue plane and you beseech a god to take you. Unless you did something completely against their dogma they would probably take that person. Also as mentioned the idea to reinstate the Wall was decided by majority vote by the gods. Even if all the good gods voted against it they would still be outnumbered by the Neutral and Evil Gods. Greyhawk's gods are even worse at getting things done. In order for a god in Greyhawk to do something on the material plane. (Like manifesting themselves or an avatar on it.) All of the Greyhawk gods have to agree on it. If just one says no then that is the end of it. Though there are Loopholes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MonsterEnvy, post: 6777393, member: 6706188"] Sadly almost no one in Toril can migrate to another one. The majority of people get the afterlife they want anyway. Or are just put with the others of their type if they were unclaimed. Pretty much if you are on the Fugue plane and you beseech a god to take you. Unless you did something completely against their dogma they would probably take that person. Also as mentioned the idea to reinstate the Wall was decided by majority vote by the gods. Even if all the good gods voted against it they would still be outnumbered by the Neutral and Evil Gods. Greyhawk's gods are even worse at getting things done. In order for a god in Greyhawk to do something on the material plane. (Like manifesting themselves or an avatar on it.) All of the Greyhawk gods have to agree on it. If just one says no then that is the end of it. Though there are Loopholes. [/QUOTE]

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