Legion of the Damned

The pacing is relentless, but I wondered how much thought went into giving the characters depth amidst the chaos. Did the story evolve to include more personal moments or was it always this intense?

The combat scenes are vivid and fast-paced, but I’m curious whether Dietz drew from real military strategies or prioritized excitement over realism.

The universe feels so detailed and lived-in, but I wonder if there was a particular source or idea that sparked the creation of this military society.