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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hexmage-EN" data-source="post: 8084159" data-attributes="member: 79428">I'd just think that the gods of the Outer Planes (the evil ones in particular) who have presences in several Material Planes would be angry about being bossed around by someone who only has power in one Material Plane and be trying to find some way to undermine him.Another thing: the Wall of the Faithless is a thing that explicitly affects only the dead of Toril. I understand the Wall is a very controversial subject, too. When the Realms had its own unique cosmology it was located in the Fugue Plane, but apparently now it's in Hades in the Great Wheel cosmology, so what's stopping a deity or deities who don't associate with the Realms and oppose the idea of the Wall from destroying the Wall of the Faithless? I'd assume in editions where the Realms had its own unique cosmology Ao was the Overgod in all planes, but if he's relegated to the Material Plane of Toril in 5E there's nothing he can do about what happens in the Outer Planes of the Great Wheel. It'd be better for him in 5E if he'd established a psuedo-cosmology like Eberron's to keep the Wall of the Faithless within his jurisdiction.</blockquote>