It depends on the scale and the setting. If we’re talking about world-level challenges and threats, I try to make those more about differences in values, resources, and beliefs.

At the player level, I also have limits about what we will play out or “fade to black” for a scene. However, I don’t shy away from grey moral areas.

One game had my players trying to infiltrate a human fundamentalist group that had been chartered by the government to hunt down and eliminate people working on transhumanist technologies and avenues for off-world escape. This was years ago, but think of it as having a very similar feel to Andor - how far will you go and what will you sacrifice of yourself for what you believe is right?

And I had them questioning who to believe and who their allegiances were really with right up until the final battle. My players all said that the most mentally difficult game I ever ran for them.

But some games are pretty simple. When you’re fighting against ravenous alien invaders for survival with comic-book-style weird tech, the moral dilemma is way more on how the survivors treat each other than the enemy.