We strengthen the revised GCH theorem by showing, e.g., that for , for all but finitely many regular κ ω implies that the diamond holds on λ when restricted to cofinality κ for all but finitely many .We strengthen previous results on the black box and the middle diamond: previously it was established that these principles hold on for sufficiently large n; here we succeed in replacing a sufficiently large n with a sufficiently large n.The main theorem, concerning the accessibility (...) of λ on cofinality κ, Theorem 3.1, implies as a special case that for every regular λ>ω, for some κ<ω, we can find a sequence such that , , and we can fix a finite set of “exceptional” regular cardinals θ<ω so that if Aλ satisfies A<ω, there is a pair-coloring so that for every -monochromatic BA with no last element, letting δ:=supB it holds that —provided that is not one of the finitely many “exceptional” members of. (shrink)