Brotherband - Die Sklaven von Socorro

The world-building feels rich and immersive, but I'm curious if it was based on historical places or entirely fictional. How did the author craft this intriguing land?

While I appreciated the depth, there were moments I wanted more action. Was this balance intentional to deepen the characters' bonds?

Their camaraderie felt genuine and heartfelt. I'm wondering if personal experiences influenced how these friendships were developed.