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Getting him to learn from his mistakes and avoid the darker path is actually a lot more difficult.
also in ACT III you start to notice most of them getting a bit creepy hunger for power
each one of them
ACT II is the path you choose for Shadowheart choose wisely
there is no turning back "unless save"
It is what every self respecting wizards strives for.
hmm not sure, they always directly wanna make changes (ingames)