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Heroes 6 - Discussion

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Haven:
Humans. A power-based race.
Elves. A magic and power-based race.
Dwarves. A power and technology-based race.
Dungeon:
Necromancers. A magic-based race.
Dark Dwarves (brothers of the Light Dwarves, who, as a result of a demon attack, joined the Dungeon). A power-based race.
Dungeon (not dark elves, but normal gargoyles, predators, shadows). A magic-based race.
Chaos:
Chaos Demons, power and chaos.
Orcs, power and chaos.
Eastern Humans. Chaos magic.
It would be better to do it differently, since the "good-evil" division is silly, and it's even sillier to classify humans as "good"; they are almost always considered neutral in such divisions. It would be better if there were no "this one is good, that one is evil," but rather each race fights for its own goals; otherwise, it will be like this: "I like the demons, and my hero is one of them, but he's evil, so he will die or run away to continue the story where he gets beaten up."
And the motivation for the races can be different. For example:
Necromancers study any magic and are willing to do anything for knowledge; they are ready to accept anyone into their ranks, even a dwarf, as long as he shares their point of view.
Mages sell their knowledge to other races, which is how they survive, and necromancers, who undermine their economy by providing knowledge to those who want it, are a thorn in their side. As a result, the Mage Empire may collapse, and to survive, they want to destroy the necromancers.