I don't think so. The Dedicated Wight needs to be on the same Plane as their bonded crafter to function, IIRC. And if not, it's still incredibly cheesy. If we're gonna use temporal acceleration shenanigans, there should be consequences and hurdles we cannot simply sidestep like that.
You get the Imperium.
...even in our service, Devils still manage to cause theological schism.
While it might be subject to revision if requested, I'd be very surprised if that second phrase was actually written with fiends in mind. It's interaction with the first actually only makes it more clear, since it reads 'bring all you can' and if 'demons are beyond redemption' then you can't bring them.
No one thought it practical to try to convert fiends, except other Angels, who know that if one can fall, one can also rise. @DragonParadox pointed toward this with Yrael's story arc, and how he treated his Abyssal foes and cultists.
I guess that will change soon.
However employing Devils while letting them be Devils is definitly on the evil side of that particular view, no question about it.
As to the Clerics, we could simply make doctrine point toward our Imperial Deity instead. It neatly sidesteps the issue of accepting human worship. That was the point of creating our own God.
That's mostly because it's not. If our enemies weren't all idiots and we didn't go out of our way to make sure all our fiends were the strictly rule-abiding or cowardly types, it'd have already backfired on us.
Go for it, your time is precious.
Yes but no.
No problem at all, other quests update ~once per quarter.
I would say then that we should refrain--as to the fact that they would literally just be third circle casters and we can already produce those without thorny theological issues or metaphysical chains tying us down.
Problem is there was no Jesus equivalent in the FotS. There were figures like Philosopher Kings, yeah, but none who were basically the fulcrum point of "this is what we must do to achieve salvation".
