Personally I liked the perception that the Dreadlords tricked a Titan into using a Fel army to fight back against the Void as they thought it would weaken him enough for them to gain control over him only for that plan to backfire and give birth to a Demon Titan (which I still take issue with) that had full control over them. It better fit their constant plans messing up and blowing up in their faces portrayal which has been their shtick since Warcraft 3 and Frozen Throne when Mal'ganis didn't expect his plans to gain control over Arthas would mess up or when the Dreadlords didn't expect their control over the Lich King to be messed up or when they messed up their control over Lordaeron and lost it to an Undead Elf or even when they messed up controlling the Scarlet Crusade and they messed up... etc. Now it's being suggested that every single time they've messed up, gone against this cosmic plan or actively been stonewalling it has actually been a part of the newly introduced colossal 62D plan all along, that comes off as a little dumb for a grand plan years in the making. Especially when they're actively contradicting the prior writers who straight up said the Dreadlords have always been natural demons.