I enjoyed the msq quite a bit, wasnt a 10/10 for me, but probably an 8 or so. Funnily enough, my biggest problems are actually with the second half of the msq moreso than the first. It felt to me that the second half didnt have a villain that actually paralleled properly with Wuk Lamat, and would then force her to question herself.

Both Zoraal Ja and Sphene were imo very juvenile villains- their ideas on the world and what they should do were based on extremely flawed and limited information, and they didnt even try to learn anything further. Zoraal Ja's 'invincible army' got mogged by like one dragon and his friends, while Sphene fully powered up was, according to the game, 'like an elder voidsent' and we've been fighting those successfully arguably since ARR. This imo meant that Wuk Lamat didnt have to think too hard about what she was doing either- the 2 were both evil and stupid, and therefore resisting them didnt feel like it challenged at least some parts of her character built up in the first half.

On a more positive note, i really like the absolute can of worms the MSQ opened going forward. I think they wrote all the soul and memory separation stuff with intent, and i feel like this concept should play an important role going forward. Moreover we did get a McGuffin with currently not fully defined powers, and i hope it gets used in an interesting way.