The Dagger of Adendigaeth

The depth of Adendigaeth's world is incredible — I wonder what sparked the creation of its unique lore and history. Did the author develop it all upfront or did it evolve during writing?

While the political intrigue added depth, I found myself wanting a faster tempo at times. Was this balance intentional to build tension or did it reflect the story's natural rhythm?

Switching perspectives kept the story dynamic, but I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or if it developed naturally as characters grew.