Originally posted by: Andy3456
Yudhisthir is indeed the main protagonist. We may/may not agree to his thoughts but he indeed his. It shows how he first got "Vijaya" (i.e materialistic win by winning the war) and then "Jaya" (by ascending to the heaven in his mortal body and winning over his anger). Krishna and Draupadi as well. As far I remember a post in Quora, I read after Rajsuya he went to Ved Vyas, then Ved Vyas told he would be responsible for the destruction of his clan so to avoid this Yudhisthira took a vow that he would not disobey his elder. That's what made him play the dice game. SP Mahabharat made Arjun hero which is absolutely not right. Infact, I remember Krishna telling for what he wants, he needs two person : Arjun and Draupadi. But it's wrong, two persons should have been Yudhisthir and Draupadi. Arjuna was just a person who won the Swaymbar and nothing else.
@bold that's true and playing the game of dice was fine
But that's a useless excuse of his to continue the game, none of his elders had asked him to play till slavery