They leave it at "There's two racially distinct species of Drow and one is EVIL and the other is GOOD, and you can TELL beause of their EYES!!"
This is honestly not what i see when i open the Game ...
Its close, but kinda oversimplyfied and a little off, not much but a little.
It seem to me like you are either forgoting or ignoring individuality that Larian allows us to express ... races are nothing more than image of our own society, not our character ...
So ... i would say, to just tune your words a bit:
"There's two racially distinct species of Drow and one SOCIETY is EVIL and the other SOCIETY is GOOD, and you can TELL beause of their EYES!!"That seem a little closer.
It dont say anything about your *character* it says all you need to know about *standard people between wich your character was born, and raised* ...
It also affect if your character will have "racial" dialogue options more tuned toward good, or evil ... since that is society s/he is from.
You are still perfectly able to play "odd Llolthsworn Drow that will be totally good" but you would never be typical Drow that is good ... unless you choose society of Drows that are typically good.
