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[D&D] Do followers of non-theistic religions go to the Wall of the Faithless?

It is said that in the Forgotten Realms setting, the souls of those with no god or who betrayed their god go to the Wall of the Faithless, where they are slowly and painfully reduced to nothingness. 

  
But what about people who are GENUINELY faithful and pious but don't worship an actual divinity? Like, for example, people who thinks that a "superior" power to gods exist (to be fair, they're not wrong), or people who have a more "oriental" philosophy (akin to Buddhism)?   
I mean... THOSE people are actually more faithful than regular worshippers of the gods (who usually only do what their god say to receive power and blessing, not to mention go to their god heaven).
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Yes, they do. This is just one more reason it sucks to be a mortal in the D&D multiverse.

The afterlife isn't about justice, it's about alignment and divine patronage. "The alignment chart is real, and must be expressed" is a common refrain in the Dungeon Master's guide, and a character's alignment will metaphysically draw them toward one afterlife plane or another.

Likewise, patronage of a deity will draw a soul away from the wall of the faithless. Without that patronage, the wall's pull is irresistable.