The Wheel of Osheim

The story is intense and gritty, but I noticed some lighter moments that felt genuine. I'm curious how the author approached this tonal balancing.

His actions often teeter between justified and ruthless, which made me wonder about the line between hero and villain in this world.

The world-building is so immersive, and I’d love to know if it was based on a particular myth, history, or purely from imagination.