Domain of Eternal Rest.
This power was granted mostly by deities leaning toward order; Kelemvor, Jergal, Osiris (death god of the Mulhorandi Pantheon), and Urogalan (death god of the Halfling Pantheon) all possessed the power to grant the Domain of Eternal Rest.
Soren slowly put down the secret scroll in his hand, then muttered, "The Domain of Eternal Rest..."
If he wanted to contend for the death portfolio, maintaining the Domain of Eternal Rest was an absolute necessity. Without it, it meant the deceased would be disturbed, and at that time, a vast number of the dead would be unable to find peace.
Things were not looking too bad.
Shortly after Soren returned to Port Nyanzaru, he received a message from the Goddess of Agriculture indicating that the Lord of Radiance seemed somewhat inclined to support him.
It appeared this Undead Scourge had made the Lord of Radiance disappointed in Kelemvor. Although He believed Naram should bear the brunt of the blame for all this, Kelemvor also shouldered inescapable responsibility. Throughout the long history, past gods of death had never produced such a massive undead riot. Starting from the ancient God of Death, Jergal, many undead had been suppressed within the Lower Planes. Although this time was due to the Time of Troubles, Kelemvor was undoubtedly derelict in his duties. Perhaps precisely because of this, Soren managed to contact the God of Death, Naram; this ancient one seemed to harbor thoughts of selecting a new successor.
The Lord of Radiance's side already has some clues.
Although I failed to win over the Goddess of Magic, I at least kept her neutral. Jergal also doesn't seem to support Kelemvor much anymore; no wonder He granted me an audience—it must be because of the power of slaughter.
Naram, Kelemvor, Cyric.
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