"Sounds like a doomed endeavor!  Sure, let's try that.  Couple of other notes first -"

In the event that Keltham gets removed from the gameboard, they should possibly consider trying to spring an ambush on Asmodeus, Urgathoa, or whichever other god is being most inconvenient to Iomedae's plans, by Wishing for some very dangerous material in vacuum containment that will automatically fail if magic is removed from it; which you could maybe drop onto the ninth plane of Hell, and create an explosion large enough to destroy whatever chunk of Asmodeus usually lives there.  Less than a minute before they destroy Cheliax, would be the plan there, ideally; you can lose the advantage of surprise to a god in a few rounds, if you destroy Cheliax first, but an assault on Asmodeus shouldn't alert Cheliax as quickly. 

Keltham also needs to write a testament giving over his Project Lawful shares to somebody not in Cheliax, if Keltham permadies.  The pharaoh of Osirion is an obvious choice but Keltham is open to hearing how an Iomedan would be a better choice.  Keltham is pretty sure that he is more aligned with Iomedae than Abadar; he's nowhere near as sure about the Pharaoh of Osirion versus the Queen of Mendev.

"Sounds like a doomed endeavor!  Sure, let's try that.  Couple of other notes first -"

In the event that Keltham gets removed from the gameboard, they should possibly consider trying to spring an ambush on Asmodeus, Urgathoa, or whichever other god is being most inconvenient to Iomedae's plans, by Wishing for some very dangerous material in vacuum containment that will automatically fail if magic is removed from it; which you could maybe drop onto the ninth layer of Hell, and create an explosion large enough to destroy whatever chunk of Asmodeus usually lives there.  Less than a minute before they destroy Cheliax, would be the plan there, ideally; you can lose the advantage of surprise to a god in a few rounds, if you destroy Cheliax first, but an assault on Asmodeus shouldn't alert Cheliax as quickly.

Is Iomedae by any chance bound by known agreements, concessions, which would prevent Her from directly participating in a plan like that?

Keltham also needs to write a testament giving over his Project Lawful shares to somebody not in Cheliax, if Keltham permadies.  The pharaoh of Osirion is an obvious choice but Keltham is open to hearing how an Iomedan would be a better choice.  Keltham is pretty sure that he is more aligned with Iomedae than Abadar; he's nowhere near as sure about the Pharaoh of Osirion versus the Queen of Mendev.

"Sounds like a doomed endeavor!  Sure, let's try that.  Couple of other notes first -"

In the event that Keltham gets removed from the gameboard, they should possibly consider trying to spring an ambush on Asmodeus, Urgathoa, or whichever other god is being most inconvenient to Iomedae's plans, by Wishing for some very dangerous material in vacuum containment that will automatically fail if magic is removed from it; which you could maybe drop onto the ninth layer of Hell, and create an explosion large enough to destroy whatever chunk of Asmodeus usually lives there.  Less than a minute before they destroy Cheliax, would be the plan there, ideally; you can lose the advantage of surprise to a god in a few rounds, if you destroy Cheliax first, but an assault on Asmodeus shouldn't alert Cheliax as quickly.

Is Iomedae by any chance bound by known agreements, concessions, which would prevent Her from directly participating in a plan like that?  Maybe even require Her to shut down a plan like that, if She learned of it?

Keltham also needs to write a testament giving over his Project Lawful shares to somebody not in Cheliax, if Keltham permadies.  The pharaoh of Osirion is an obvious choice but Keltham is open to hearing how an Iomedan would be a better choice.  Keltham is pretty sure that he is more aligned with Iomedae than Abadar; he's nowhere near as sure about the Pharaoh of Osirion versus the Queen of Mendev.