"Exactly.  And one of those compromises is that the devils in Hell cannot be told what the outsiders of other Outer Planes are told by their own masters."

"It is a key compromise that partially negates the advantage of Hell's industriousness; and, if that compromise is itself compromised, in a world of shattered prophecy, Hell's road to victory then opens.  Not only in Golarion, in all the realms Asmodeus plays for, for devils are not limited to one realm as almost all mortals are."

"We didn't understand where His plan was going, before, because we had not seen Keltham, but seeing Keltham and hearing of his Civilization, it becomes clear.  This is the common interest that Asmodeus has with Abadar, that in a world with enough schools and roads, there can be made devils who are not ignorant, who are instructed here in the Law that our Lord cannot tell them, working with industriousness and Lawful accord after death as in life, to transform petitioner after petitioner into higher devils.  From Hell then shall pour out armies that no other realm can withstand."

"This is why our Lord slew Aroden, Aspexia.  This is why it was worth it to Him to slay Aroden, when the cost was prophecy shattering and that, as you have observed to me, advantages gods who were once-mortal in predicting the mortal realm.  Asmodeus did not slay Aroden to save this one realm of Golarion from some little once-mortal's temporary dominion.  Shattering prophecy in Golarion makes Hell's victory possible in all of the realms.  For if prophecy still operated here, not only the gods of this realm but those of others might have combined their forces against Him, before it was too late."

"I believe we are in the beginning of our Lord's endgame."

"Exactly.  And one of those compromises is that the devils in Hell cannot be told what the outsiders of other Outer Planes are told by their own masters."

"It is a key compromise that partially negates the advantage of Hell's industriousness; and, if that compromise is itself compromised, in a world of shattered prophecy, Hell's road to victory then opens.  Not only in Golarion, in all the realms Asmodeus plays for, for devils are not limited to one realm as almost all mortals are."

"We didn't understand where His plan was going, before, because we had not seen Keltham, but seeing Keltham and hearing of his Civilization, it becomes clear.  This is the common interest that Asmodeus has with Abadar, that in a world with enough schools and roads, there can be made devils who are not ignorant, who are instructed here in the Law that our Lord cannot tell them, working with industriousness and Lawful accord after death as in life, to transform petitioner after petitioner into higher devils.  From Hell then shall pour out armies that no other realm can withstand."

"This is why our Lord slew Aroden, Aspexia.  This is why it was worth it to Him to slay Aroden, when the cost was prophecy shattering; which, as you have observed to me, now advantages gods who were once-mortal in predicting the mortal realm.  Asmodeus did not slay Aroden to save this one realm of Golarion from some little once-mortal's temporary dominion.  Shattering prophecy in Golarion makes Hell's victory possible in all of the realms.  For if prophecy still operated here, not only the gods of this realm but those of others might have combined their forces against Him, before it was too late."

"I believe we are in the beginning of our Lord's endgame."

"Exactly.  And one of those compromises is that the devils in Hell cannot be told what the outsiders of other Outer Planes are told by their own masters."

"It is a key compromise that partially negates the advantage of Hell's industriousness; and, if that compromise is itself compromised, in a world of shattered prophecy, Hell's road to victory then opens.  Not only in Golarion, in all the realms Asmodeus plays for, for devils are not limited to one realm as almost all mortals are."

"We didn't understand where His plan was going, before, because we had not seen Keltham, but seeing Keltham and hearing of his Civilization, it becomes clear.  This is the common interest that Asmodeus has with Abadar, that in a world with enough schools and roads, there can be made devils who are not ignorant, who are instructed here in the Law that our Lord cannot tell them, working with industriousness and Lawful accord after death as in life, to transform petitioner after petitioner into higher devils.  From Hell then shall pour out armies that no other realm can withstand."

"This is why our Lord slew Aroden, Aspexia.  This is why it was worth it to Him to slay Aroden, when the cost was prophecy shattering; which, as you have observed to me, now advantages gods who were once-mortal in predicting the mortal realm.  Asmodeus did not slay Aroden to save this one realm of Golarion from some little once-mortal's temporary dominion.  Shattering prophecy in Golarion makes Hell's victory possible in all of the realms.  For if prophecy still operated here, not only the gods of this realm but those of others might have combined their forces against Him, before it was too late."

"We are in the beginning of our Lord's endgame."

"Exactly.  And one of those compromises is that the devils in Hell cannot be told what the outsiders of other Outer Planes are told by their own masters."

"It is a key compromise that partially negates the advantage of Hell's industriousness; and, if that compromise is itself compromised, in a world of shattered prophecy, Hell's road to victory then opens.  Not only in Golarion, in all the realms Asmodeus contests, for devils are not limited to one realm as almost all mortals are."

"We didn't understand where His plan was going, before, because we had not seen Keltham, but seeing Keltham and hearing of his Civilization, it becomes clear.  This is the common interest that Asmodeus has with Abadar, that in a world with enough schools and roads, there can be made devils who are not ignorant, who are instructed here in the Law that our Lord cannot tell them, working with industriousness and Lawful accord after death as in life, to transform petitioner after petitioner into higher devils.  From Hell then shall pour out armies that no other realm can withstand."

"This is why our Lord slew Aroden, Aspexia.  This is why it was worth it to Him to slay Aroden, when the cost was prophecy shattering; which, as you have observed to me, now advantages gods who were once-mortal in predicting the mortal realm.  Asmodeus did not slay Aroden to save this one realm of Golarion from some little once-mortal's temporary dominion.  Shattering prophecy in Golarion makes Hell's victory possible in all of the realms.  For if prophecy still operated here, not only the gods of this realm but those of others might have combined their forces against Him, before it was too late."

"We are in the beginning of our Lord's endgame."