Ámbar y hierro (Dragonlance, La Discípula Oscura Vol.2)

The story weaves multiple characters' perspectives, and I'm curious how she chose which ones to develop deeply and which to keep more mysterious.

The details about the setting and lore really brought the Dragonlance universe to life. I wonder how much of that was planned from the start versus evolved during writing.

They felt really central to the story's emotional core. I'm curious if these themes stem from Weis's personal ideas or the larger Dragonlance mythos.