Neveroh, The Afterlife

The Bell Tolls for Thee...
Upon an intelligent creature's death, their soul is sent to a plane known as Neveroh. Neveroh is also referred to as the "Plane of Gray," "The Empty Meadow," and "The Lost Lands." It takes a soul a single minute from death to travel from the corpse to the plane. Practically everything within the lands is dull and gray. The sky is gray, the dirt is gray, the flowers are gray, everything is gray.

Ten This, Ten That
Many things involving the dead also involve the number ten. This has to do with how long it took for the afterlife to form and shape into what it is now.

The Plane of Gray
Souls who first arrive at Neveroh are greeted by two large black iron gates with a large, dark grey stone wall that circles around the entire plane. The majority of the plane is nothing but a meadow of grey dandelions and fog. Any creature that attempts to leave the plane by flight or walking will find a dense fog surrounding the land. Any attempt to leave causes the creature to end up back where they tried to leave 10 minutes later.

At the center of the plane is a large tower. This is where Vyuseth's Adjucators, gigantic, black-cloaked wraiths, judge the dead before they travel to their true afterlife. Surrounding the tower lives the Lost; a type of people whose souls either weren't accepted by any gods and they didn't commit enough atrocities to be sent to Baator. The Lost simply exist. They care not about the world around them, show no emotion, and speak monotone. However, The Lost do seek to return to life and will not hold back if offered a real opportunity to escape.

Beings who arrive for judging must first wait on the plane for 10 days. When their time is exactly 10 days, they teleport into the center of the court room for judgement.