"I really think this is a conversation we should have at mutual INT 29, that we are wasting time and causing emotional wear to ourselves by having it at INT 24 instead, and that it's ludicrous to claim you'd rather delay one more day on the world maybe ending than to give me one more day to work on Wish phrasings and maybe not end the world at all."
"That said, as a token of why I think there's complicated issues here that we'd obviously be better off discussing at INT 29:"
"Some books claim that only Asmodeus can let out Rovagug. Other books say that any of the ancient gods who cooperated to seal Rovagug have the power to let it out. Asmodeus would just be the proud god who'd rather go down with the multiverse than negotiate if Civilization got the upper hand on him, which is why the prophecy is about Asmodeus."
"Now suppose it were the case that releasing Rovagug would or would probably end with Rovagug being beaten back again. There's an obvious reason why that information would be considered an infohazard and they would not tell you about it, namely, the threat of Rovagug held by multiple gods is a key element of the current divine negotiating equilibrium, that prevents reality from going under what any of the ancient gods consider to be the utility of the world ending. From any of their perspectives, if the true probability of Rovagug ending the world became knowledge among themselves, they might lose that guarantee. Nethys could know but not be allowed to tell anyone. It's not something that could possibly happen with ideal agents, but there's Chaotic gods in this mix."
"I assign this claim a higher probability than I otherwise would, that there's information in play considered infohazardous to gods, because Iomedae cautioned me in a vision that Cayden Cailean was trying to hide information from Her even though she thought it unlikely that Cayden Cailean had betrayed Good."