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<blockquote data-quote="MechaTarrasque" data-source="post: 7454919" data-attributes="member: 6801226"><p>The way I figure it is that the Rilmani take the best souls from the N pile and give the rest to which ever Outer Plane is the weakest. That is pretty TN, you have an equal chance of ending up on a good plane or an evil one and a lawful one or a chaotic one. Of course, since a lot of those planes regard it as an honor to spend eternity on them, the N folks get the lowest end of the deal possible for anyone living on that plane. That being said, living in the slums of Mt. Celestia is probably nicer than a choice position in the torture chambers in Hell or the Abyss...</p><p></p><p></p><p>I think the official FR answer is you hang around being bored until you make a deal with a devil or annoy someone in power so they make a brick out of you. They probably pass the time with betting pools on how long militant atheists can go before they tell the local death god "you aren't the god of me" and get sent to the Wall.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MechaTarrasque, post: 7454919, member: 6801226"] The way I figure it is that the Rilmani take the best souls from the N pile and give the rest to which ever Outer Plane is the weakest. That is pretty TN, you have an equal chance of ending up on a good plane or an evil one and a lawful one or a chaotic one. Of course, since a lot of those planes regard it as an honor to spend eternity on them, the N folks get the lowest end of the deal possible for anyone living on that plane. That being said, living in the slums of Mt. Celestia is probably nicer than a choice position in the torture chambers in Hell or the Abyss... I think the official FR answer is you hang around being bored until you make a deal with a devil or annoy someone in power so they make a brick out of you. They probably pass the time with betting pools on how long militant atheists can go before they tell the local death god "you aren't the god of me" and get sent to the Wall. [/QUOTE]
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