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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Graf" data-source="post: 3881698" data-attributes="member: 3087">Some other general thoughts....I think that the only way for it to be relitivistically moral (i.e. that both sides have got a point) would be if neither side was Chaos touched (or both sides were). Though I think that would make for a great premise it might frustrate people who want to play warhammer to fight evil.Once one side is corrupted then the other people are 'bad guys'.If you don't want the Old Grand Theogonist to be corrupt then another option would be 1) the anti-Old Grand Theogonist faction poisoned and killed him (or did something else fairly final) for some not-good reason (i.e. money, power, improved standing, revenge)2) he came back, using some sort of "bad" magic. He's not corrupt, but he does have a touch of chaos on him3) the other faction is still working on taking him out and they've figured out that he used the bad magic to come back.So the fingernail of evil detection, or whatever, will hum nearby him, but he's not the bad guy. Obviously this completely contradicts the prior suggestion.</blockquote>