There are frequent references to the Seven Hells, which are consistent with some idea of an afterlife for the wicked. The Void appears to be a separate entity from these.
It's also worth noting that the term "Voidsent" is used to describe things that are not actually from the Void- it has been applied to, among other things, parasitic insects that are wholly from Hydaelyn. The usage would be consistent with real-world usage of "damned" or "damnable".
The Void has been intentionally left vague, I fear. This is both a blessing and a curse in terms of lore- it leaves room for creativity, but it also leaves lots of room for disagreement and future jossing. We can make some assumptions- various "demonic" enemies such as imps, gargoyles, and mindflayers are from there, and the creatures can be summoned just as egis, carbuncles, and faeries can be summoned. It appears Ascians have some connection to the Void as well- the "true form" of an Ascian may very well be a sort of Voidsent. But we simply do not know much more as of yet.
It's also worth noting that the term "Voidsent" is used to describe things that are not actually from the Void- it has been applied to, among other things, parasitic insects that are wholly from Hydaelyn. The usage would be consistent with real-world usage of "damned" or "damnable".
The Void has been intentionally left vague, I fear. This is both a blessing and a curse in terms of lore- it leaves room for creativity, but it also leaves lots of room for disagreement and future jossing. We can make some assumptions- various "demonic" enemies such as imps, gargoyles, and mindflayers are from there, and the creatures can be summoned just as egis, carbuncles, and faeries can be summoned. It appears Ascians have some connection to the Void as well- the "true form" of an Ascian may very well be a sort of Voidsent. But we simply do not know much more as of yet.
