Deathblade Prime

I've read the entire article on Kelemvor and nowhere was it written that he created the Wall of the Faithless during his Godhood nor during his mortal life before being killed by Cyric with the God's Bane in the Time of Troubles. In the beginning, he was judging with a bias view of the Faithless and False souls of Honorable and Virtuous mortals.

He was later exposed by Cyric then forced by the Circle of Greater Gods to change his criteria of Judgment to the False and the Faithless and this eventually destroyed his relationship with Mystra aka Midnight. Due to those changed criteria when judging Adon, who was driven mad by Cyric making him Faithless when he died.

Therefore, the Wall was created during Myrkul reign as Lord of the Dead. So if any avid Forgotten Realm players can refute this, then show me the exact line on the exact web page.

I did my research.

@berelinde

The Wall of the Faithless was created by the Dead god Myrkul, in which he also created the Spirit Eater curse, as seen in NWN2 MotB.

My favorite Deity is Eilistraee, Patron Goddess of the Dark Elves/Good Drows, she shall always be mourned since 1379 DR.

With the aid of the Never Ending Journey mod, I was able to compile an actual timeline for the Forgotten Realm games.

Icewind Dale 1 ---> Roughly one century or two prior the events of BG1/BG2

Icewind Dale 2 ---> 1310 D.R. The year is said in the intro.

Neverwinter Nights Vanilla ---> 1340 D.R.

1348 D.R. Birth of the Bhaalspawns, because the main PC is roughly twenty years old due to the Sarah NPC mod. This is a more accurate and probable year for the Time of Troubles.

According to wiki the Times of Trouble ---> 1358 D.R., but I personally highly doubt it's accurate, unless the people reach physical maturity after ten years.

BG1/TotSC ---> 1368 D.R.

BG2/ToB ---> 1369 D.R.

Neverwinter Nights Shadows of Undrentide ---> 1371 D.R.

Neverwinter Nights Hordes of the Underdark ---> 1372 D.R.

1379 D.R. Death of Eilistraee

Neverwinter Night 2, I have no idea in what year in goes on in, but I do know the events happened before 1379 D.R., because we can choose the patron goddess of Good Drows herself as our deity.

Ugh...temporal physics and temporal mechanics are such major headaches. I wouldn't be surprised if I lost a few.