Die Küste der Schwerter

Salvatore's rich world-building immerses readers in a vibrant universe. I'm curious whether he developed the lore beforehand or expanded it while writing.

The tone shifts felt natural, making the epic moments even more impactful. Was this a deliberate choice to keep readers engaged?

His journey always feels layered, but this book seems to push him into new moral territories. What moments stood out as defining for his growth?