Knights of Tezoth

— Well... if you look at it from the perspective of those who might be harmed by others' ambitions, someone would probably say it's bad. For each individual, anything that forcibly drags them out of their comfort zone, deprives them of something, or makes them do something they absolutely don't want to do is bad. If you look at the question more globally, essentially all progress is built on someone's ambitions and desires for something. Take, for example, Eidos the Iron. Without his ambitions and desire to unite Tezoth for its defense, everything would have turned out very differently. Who knows, maybe without that, a fragmented Tezoth would have long been consumed by monsters of regret. Do we need that? Nope.