Originally Posted by
KrakHed
Well, yeah. They've repeated in places that it's a necessary force in the world. Saying both the Light and Void are evil is ridiculous. We've seen deeply Void-aligned beings before, ones that weren't immediately hostile. We've seen Locus-Walker. We've seen the Mantid. Those Amorphic Cognitors on Draenor are also a good example.
They all seem to hold some dispassionate intellectual curiosity about things, and they tend to value strength and utility. There's an obvious theme here.
Even at their most benevolent, the Void doesn't give a damn about morality. The Void doesn't worship intangible ideals. While the RPG is non-canon, I believe many of the themes were carried over. The Cult of Forgotten Shadow and the Church of the Holy Light shared many of their virtues, with one major difference. The Shadow's virtues were all about practical benefit rather than doing good.
The thing we've seen in Light-users is that their power is weakened by doubt. Doubt in their righteousness, doubt they'll succeed, doubt in the action they're taking. So, wouldn't the strongest Light-wielders be those who doubted themselves least? Those who never hesitated or had second-thoughts, who never had to consider another's point of view to be potentially more valid than their own?