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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 8026558" data-attributes="member: 6801228">That works tooIf it was presented as prideful blindness, sure, but at that isn't how it is presented in the story. The dwarves are never questioned or confronted by their choices. They are still the good guys.I never asked WoTC to change anything, I was simply elaborating on my disgust at the story since Lanefan asked. I will point out though, if you want good and evil to mean something in the world, maybe having the good guys doing evil and hateful things, but that being okay because they are the good guys... that might not be the best way to go about it. And if you want moral grey, don't paint the bad guys with VantablackWell, since no one is talking about table solutions at all, I'd say you missed the point.[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.enworld.org/threads/how-should-be-the-future-oriental-adventures.672977/page-7#post-8026247[/URL]Right, that would be fine, but that isn't how it is presented. Again, the Dwarves blaming the Duergar for their own misfortune is not the problem (though it is icky) the problem is that the Dwarves blame the Duergar for their own misfortune, they are framed as correct in that assumption, and they are the heroes of the story. All of that bound together is the problem</blockquote>