Kaleb Murphy

Kaleb Murphy asked David Dalglish:

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David Dalglish Hah, yes, technically the right answer is he needs imprisoned to match the continuity in all the other Dezrel books. But that's not exactly the 'story' reason, is it? With Ashhur, we tried to show how in the final book he was slowly becoming more and more like his brother, which in turn meant he was turning his own back on all he was meant to represent. In the final conflict, it could have been just Karak imprisoned, but only if Ashhur had chosen to spare him. But for the briefest moment he gave in, dragged down throughout the war to his enemy's level.

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John Smith

John Smith asked David Dalglish:

Hello mr. Dalglish, I was wondering on if you could paint a picture on what reforms Sense would have actually done if she became god-incarnate? How would her leadership differ from her brothers or even Selma?

Mehmet Erpirti

Mehmet Erpirti asked David Dalglish:

do you have any idea when the final half-orcs book will come?

Lucky

Lucky asked David Dalglish:

What was your "I made it" moment? Like the moment you realized all your hard work had paid off, and everything was gonna be okay?

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