Dragonharper

Using a well-loved world adds depth but also raises expectations. I'm curious if the author felt pressure to stay true to the original or if they saw space for new stories.

Some parts felt quick and action-packed, while others slowed down with world details. Was this intentional to build atmosphere or just how the story evolved?

The branching paths make it interactive, but I wonder if this limited character development or enhanced engagement for different types of readers.