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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MonsterEnvy" data-source="post: 6778398" data-attributes="member: 6706188">I am not suited to discuss the rest of this but I have some points here.Tyr can't come to you while you are hanging on the Fugue. You have to call for him or else he literally can't do anything to that soul. Even Mystara who misused her power as god of magic soon after she became a god, could not do anything when her favorite mortal was driven insane and rejected her in his insanity (Killing himself over accepting her help even). She tried and attempted but could not claim him or convince him even directly stating to him that if he just said her name in nice way she would be able to take him. All of the later stuff was noted as being a massive misuse of divine powers and laws, but even ignoring the laws as she tried she could not take his soul in even though she wanted to. Mystara's outright ignoring the divine laws led Tyr to temporally imprison her. Until her, Kelemvor and Cryic's trial. (The Greater Gods by majority vote decided to try Cyric for his incompetence in his role as the god of strife. Cryic turned this and pointed out that Kelemvor and Mystara were as incompetent as he was.) Tyr is the upholder of Divine Laws and is put in charge of almost everything that requires the gods to agree on something. Even though he personally disagrees with stuff like the Wall. It is not his role or place to intervine in it. The same with many other gods. As the one who has to uphold the Laws Tyr above all other gods can't go against them.Kelemvor is now the only god who can decide to get rid of the Wall. And he is of the opinion that it is a necessary evil.</blockquote>

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