The Dawning of a New Age

The narrative shifts between different characters' points of view, which added depth but also complexity. I'm curious if this was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

There were moments of intense action, but some sections felt more reflective. Was that balancing act intentional to build tension or just pacing quirks?

Using an established setting like Dragonlance adds richness, but I wonder how much of the world-building was original versus adapted from existing lore.