"I think once your Good people have enough Law to, you know, not end up being incredibly destructive and tearing through any social order they find themselves inside, there is frankly a lot to be said for having the people who keep custody of dangerous information, probably incredibly dangerous information, probably even more so in Golarion than in dath ilan, being people who innately lean towards defending alike the welfare of all sapient life.  Provided those people are actually making correct predictions about what promotes the welfare of sapient life, not being systematically wrong in audience-predictable directions like fictional Good supervillains.  There are, even I think, any places for Good in the universe, and that sure seems like one of them.  If you have enough Law."

"I think once your Good people have enough Law to, you know, not end up being incredibly destructive and tearing through any social order they find themselves inside, there is frankly a lot to be said for having the people who keep custody of dangerous information, probably incredibly dangerous information, probably even more so in Golarion than in dath ilan, being people who innately lean towards defending alike the welfare of all sapient life.  Provided those people are actually making correct predictions about what defends sapient life from harm without a bunch of terrible second-order effects, and not being systematically wrong in audience-predictable directions like fictional Good supervillains.  There are, even I think, any places for Good in the universe, and that sure seems like one of them.  If you have enough Law."

"I think once your Good people have enough Law to, you know, not end up being incredibly destructive and tearing through any social order they find themselves inside, there is frankly a lot to be said for having the people who keep custody of dangerous information, probably incredibly dangerous information, probably even more so in Golarion than in dath ilan, being people who innately lean towards defending alike the welfare of all sapient life.  Provided those people are actually making correct predictions about what defends sapient life from harm without a bunch of terrible second-order effects, and not being systematically wrong in audience-predictable directions like fictional Good supervillains.  There are, even I think, any places for Good in the universe, and that sure seems like one of them.  If you have enough Law."

Actually, why isn't Otolmens classified as Lawful Good?  Maybe ask Broom that at some point?