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Message: <blockquote data-quote="akr71" data-source="post: 8444934" data-attributes="member: 6801213">Not to derail the thread, but the 'brutal' comment is key I think. I love dogs. I think wolves are beautiful majestic animals. I few months ago I watched a documentary about arctic wolves. At one point a rogue/lone wolf was trespassing on the packs' territory. He avoided them for a bit, but they eventually tracked him down. They didn't just chase off the trespasser, they didn't kill and consume the trespasser as food. They attacked as a pack until he was so badly injured, that he couldn't defend himself, couldn't even move. Then the pack left. They left the trespasser to suffer and die in what we would consider an inhumane manner (because they are wolves, not humans).Were those wolves evil? No. Were they brutal? Absolutely.To the OP, I would avoid 'inherently evil' humanoids altogether. As others have said, if you remove free will, then is it even evil?</blockquote>