Darth Maul. Sabotażysta

Luceno's choices give Maul more depth and nuance. I wonder what inspired the focus on his early life and internal struggles.

While I appreciated the world-building, those moments felt a bit slow compared to the action. Was that intentional to deepen the lore?

The book adds layers to his character I hadn't considered before. I'm curious if the author aimed to challenge the typical villain archetype.