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In principle, in this situation, the answer to your question won't be off-topic.
Everything in this world has both a dark and a light side. There is no absolute evil or absolute good. Everything has flaws, and there is something good in everyone. To claim otherwise is pointless. That's what I wanted to achieve: to have both evil and good Necromancers, evil and good Elves, evil and good Orcs. At first glance, it sounds silly, but if you consider it in perspective... Remember the Orcs from "The Lord of the Rings" and compare them to the Orcs from "Warcraft III." Don't you think there's a difference? And I'm not going to divide the Elves into light and dark like in Lineage II; instead, there will be cheerful and good-natured Elves, and there will be arrogant and vain Elves. The same goes for the Dark Elves: some will simply enjoy being secluded from the rest of the world, finding pleasure in darkness or at least dim light... And there will be other Dark Elves who crave power above all else, who are willing to do anything to achieve their goals, no matter what they are or what means they use...
I hope you understand.