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Wow, just wow.

I honestly haven't been inspired to write a review in a while. That ends today. This is the single most innovative and intricate piece of world building I have seen... Possibly ever. And world building is my hobby. So I pay attention. I would go ahead and read the glossary first, just to clue you in a little. But even without doing that, the world is revealed in discreet chunks just bite sized enough to chew. Don't skip the flavor text in front of each chapter, or you'll regret it. Also, excellent pacing, brilliant characterization, and the author doesn't ever let you forget who and what the MC is. Motivations are clear and when they're not, it's part of the plot. Great read, but for fans of world building, this should be required reading. I feel that strongly about it. If you have to read this or Tolkien, from a world building perspective, I'd say read Godclads.