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<blockquote data-quote="MonsterEnvy" data-source="post: 6777585" data-attributes="member: 6706188">Two things. AO would not care. He does not care about anything that is done with mortal souls. Maybe some evil gods would object but AO frankly would not care as this situation is frankly far beneath his notice. Second an exodus from Toril is unlikely to happen. The majority of It's denizen's are content with their lot in life and or give little thought to the situations of the gods and the fates of souls. You are seriously misblaming AO. As he has nothing to do with your problem.Frankly trying to get removing people from Toril is likely to be met with distain from the vast majority of the population. Pretty much endangering people and taking them from their homes to put them in a place they don't know about. The reason being the people who want to move them are faithless who reject the gods,while at the same time refusing to accept their fate and trying to get a migration going because they are afraid of their fate and rather then try and just fix it, they want to run away instead, and convince a bunch of other people they should run away too, rather then continue with their lives.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MonsterEnvy, post: 6777585, member: 6706188"] Two things. AO would not care. He does not care about anything that is done with mortal souls. Maybe some evil gods would object but AO frankly would not care as this situation is frankly far beneath his notice. Second an exodus from Toril is unlikely to happen. The majority of It's denizen's are content with their lot in life and or give little thought to the situations of the gods and the fates of souls. You are seriously misblaming AO. As he has nothing to do with your problem. Frankly trying to get removing people from Toril is likely to be met with distain from the vast majority of the population. Pretty much endangering people and taking them from their homes to put them in a place they don't know about. The reason being the people who want to move them are faithless who reject the gods,while at the same time refusing to accept their fate and trying to get a migration going because they are afraid of their fate and rather then try and just fix it, they want to run away instead, and convince a bunch of other people they should run away too, rather then continue with their lives. [/QUOTE]

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