Against All Gods

The setting feels richly detailed and grounded, yet fantastical. I'm curious what inspired the mix of real history and myth in shaping this universe.

The characters' beliefs seemed to influence their choices deeply, making the moral lines blurry. How did the author approach balancing devoutness with moral ambiguity?

The gods' interactions with mortals felt very nuanced, almost like they have human flaws. I wonder what led to this particular portrayal of divine beings.