1) No, “Faithless” are those who repudiated the gods deliberately. In the polytheistic Realms, no one has to choose a Patron. Dead infants and children drift towards the deity most often worshipped in their presence, even if they were asleep, too ill or comatose... #realmslore
Jared Melo@JaredMelo6
13 Mar 2024
@TheEdVerse a question, when children die in Faerun, and they couldn't choose a Patron in life, do their souls go to the Wall of the Faithless in the City of Judgement?

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2) ...to know what was going on around them, and so on. If the parents or family they were directly part of/spent time within venerated a specific deity or several deities, those deities would have the strongest ‘call.’ #realmslore
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This actually makes so much sense and makes the afterlife in the realms so much more interesting and less unfair. Good clarification.
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That’s why my setting has the Keeper of the Lost. He gathers all those who could not or would not align to an immortal (I avoid using the G word)
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So *that's* why temples fund orphanages! Sneaky clerics! 😜
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I never cease to be in awe of your in depth knowledge of The Reslms
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if someone from a different realm died in faerun, say from krynn or starcraft's korhal, where would their souls go?
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