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When it comes to mage or magic users protagonists what do you think is the most overused magic type for them; and how would you change how said magic works to make it more interesting.

"Everyone has a plan till they get punched in the mouth." -- Mike Tyson What I am saying here is that you can prepare and imagine a situation where you think and act calmly and rationality, but if you get isekaied your are probably going to freak out and not act rational. You know, like a...

Do you mean Austrian? I am pretty sure the people being hated were Jews and not Emus.

Make it realistic and let the horror of the situation slowly sink in.

The story is based off the Epic's of old, meaning the story itself is going to be slow because of that.

If the story is set in a non modern setting with out light pollution, you'll find that the night sky is actually quite bright, though the lack of moon would have definitely made the night darker, but not pitch black. I acknowledged this in my recent post.

Moons don't produce their own light, it is light reflected from the Sun. If you do make a story without moons, research about the ocean. Having no moon(s) would drastically effect the ocean.

History is fun: There was once a point in time where the KKK and the USA aided Socialist Mexico in a war against Catholic Mexico, Ireland, and The Knights of Columbus.

No they only have the knowledge they accrued through life, but language barriers are overcome. In case you want to bring back someone that spoke a dead language.

Thank you very much, and if you decide to keep reading I hope you can notice the drastic change in skill from my second chapter onwards.

Thank you very much. Is there anything in particular that you enjoyed? Also what is your story called?

Neat. Was it Imperium or The World in Flames that you read?

No, Scribble Hub doesn't do that. What could you have said that caused review bombs?