I particularly like the idea of Sarevok's POV on the BG1 story. The real challenge would be whether you can maintain enough stylistic and story interest in Minsc-Dynaheir and Anhaga-Imoen to justify separate postures for the All-Seeing eye of readers once you have assembled Anhaga's Adventure Party.
I also agree that all sorts of canon issues might arise if you fully imagine what Sarevok is doing throughout the months of Gametime. This is pretty much the case for any novelization attempts with BG1 or BG2.
The writing flows well. The ideas and images are clear and one feels a sense of real places being described. Love the derivation of Anhaga's name from Old English and the poem itself.
Having a scholarly Charname certainly rises to the implied challenge of the story: it's relevance to RL. Arguably most fans of the Sword and Sorcery genre or Dungeons and Dragons itself are probably "bookish", much like a 20yr old raised in Candlekeep. In short, Geeks!
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I also agree that all sorts of canon issues might arise if you fully imagine what Sarevok is doing throughout the months of Gametime. This is pretty much the case for any novelization attempts with BG1 or BG2.
The writing flows well. The ideas and images are clear and one feels a sense of real places being described. Love the derivation of Anhaga's name from Old English and the poem itself.
Having a scholarly Charname certainly rises to the implied challenge of the story: it's relevance to RL. Arguably most fans of the Sword and Sorcery genre or Dungeons and Dragons itself are probably "bookish", much like a 20yr old raised in Candlekeep. In short, Geeks!
Well done! and -Cheers!