Cheliax is actually pretty unhappy about Keltham's request to have disputes arbitrated by a priest of the Lawful Neutral banking god 'Abadar'?  Abadar can be kind of weird about some things.  Osirion has a terrible record on women's rights, including, for example, their ability to own their own property or get paid for their work.  Abadar may be into banking but he's obviously not into fairness.  A priest of the Lawful Neutral god Erecura, who lives in the center of a giant interdimensional trading city and market, who would be much better for this.  Subject to that part, they're fine about mutual approval of the priest, or failing that the arbitrating priest being selected by the Golarion head of Erecura's church.

Keltham writes back that he can't just take Cheliax's choice of Lawful Neutral god here for obvious reasons, but he's fine with it being Irori instead.

Cheliax is actually pretty unhappy about Keltham's request to have disputes arbitrated by a priest of the Lawful Neutral banking god 'Abadar'?  Abadar can be kind of weird about some things.  Osirion has a terrible record on women's rights, including, for example, their ability to own their own property not in a man's name.  Abadar may be into banking but he's obviously not into fairness.  A priest of the Lawful Neutral god Erecura, who lives in the center of a giant interdimensional trading city and market, who would be much better for this.  Subject to that part, they're fine about mutual approval of the priest, or failing that the arbitrating priest being selected by the Golarion head of Erecura's church.

Keltham writes back that he can't just take Cheliax's choice of Lawful Neutral god here for obvious reasons, but he's fine with it being Irori instead.

Cheliax is actually pretty unhappy about Keltham's request to have disputes arbitrated by a priest of the Lawful Neutral banking god 'Abadar'?  Abadar can be kind of weird about some things.  Osirion has a terrible record on women's rights, including, for example, their ability to own their own property not in a man's name.  Abadar may be into banking but he's obviously not into fairness.  A priest of the Lawful Neutral god Erecura, who lives in the center of a giant interdimensional trading city and market, would be much better for this.  Subject to that part, they're fine about mutual approval of the priest, or failing that the arbitrating priest being selected by the Golarion head of Erecura's church.

Keltham writes back that he can't just take Cheliax's choice of Lawful Neutral god here for obvious reasons, but he's fine with it being Irori instead.

Cheliax is actually pretty unhappy about Keltham's request to have disputes arbitrated by a priest of the Lawful Neutral banking god 'Abadar'?  Abadar can be kind of weird about some things.  Osirion has a terrible record on women's rights, including, for example, their ability to own their own property not in a man's name.  Abadar may be into banking but he's obviously not into fairness.  A priest of the Lawful Neutral goddess Erecura, who lives in the center of a giant interdimensional trading city and market, would be much better for this.  Subject to that part, they're fine about mutual approval of the priest, or failing that the arbitrating priest being selected by the Golarion head of Erecura's church.

Keltham writes back that he can't just take Cheliax's choice of Lawful Neutral god here for obvious reasons, but he's fine with it being Irori instead.