De dag van de draak

The depiction of dragons in this book balances awe and danger, making them feel both mythical and real. I wonder what inspired these specific characteristics.

While I enjoyed the world-building, some chapters felt a bit slow when focusing on court politics. Was that intentional to deepen the story?

The integration of game mechanics and lore adds a unique flavor, but I'm curious if this was planned from the start or evolved during writing.