Und täglich droht die Nebenquest

The diverse groups and their histories felt so rich and layered. I wonder if the author based them on real cultures or created them entirely from imagination.

The relationships and choices made me root for them, but also made me think about what I’d do in their place. How did others connect with the story's emotional beats?

Switching viewpoints added depth but also complexity. Was this structure planned from the start or developed as the story evolved?