Star Wars: Die Hohe Republik - Trotzt dem Sturm

The world-building feels vast and immersive, making me wonder how much was planned out versus developed during writing. Did the author draw from real space phenomena or create everything from imagination?

There were moments where their decisions seemed risky or morally complex, which made me reflect on what I would do in their place. How did the author approach portraying such tough moral dilemmas?

The pacing kept me on the edge of my seat but also made me connect deeply with the characters' personal struggles. Did the author intentionally prioritize this mix to build emotional investment?