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"He doesn't touch the Starstone immediately, he..."

"Actually, never mind.  I have remembered that Golarion is a real place and not a fictional one and that I should not explain out loud how fictional bad people could wreck it."

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"He doesn't touch the Starstone immediately, he..."

"Actually, never mind.  I have remembered that Golarion is a real place and not a fictional one and that I should not explain out loud how fictional bad people could wreck it."

"But the basic problem here is that hypothetical corrupted Keltham is able to think of strategies you would not.  Which means that, however bad you expect this to be, based on imagining what you would do in hypothetical corrupted Keltham's shoes, real corrupted Keltham is predictably worse than that."

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"He doesn't touch the Starstone immediately, he..."

"Actually, never mind.  I have remembered that Golarion is a real place and not a fictional one and that I should not explain out loud how fictional people could wreck it."

"But the basic problem here is that hypothetical corrupted Keltham is able to think of strategies you would not.  Which means that, however bad you expect this to be, based on imagining what you would do in hypothetical corrupted Keltham's shoes, real corrupted Keltham is predictably worse than that."

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"He doesn't touch the Starstone immediately, he..."

"Actually, never mind.  I have remembered that Golarion is a real place and not a fictional one and that I should not explain out loud how fictional people could wreck it.  Even taking into account that my current model could be wrong, I am not that certain of my own wrongness."

"But the basic problem here is that hypothetical corrupted Keltham is able to think of strategies you would not.  Which means that, however bad you expect this to be, based on imagining what you would do in hypothetical corrupted Keltham's shoes, real corrupted Keltham is predictably worse than that."