It's... not good
Everyone's out of character, even when it only makes sense for Harry (who gets rescued @ 4 years old instead of 11), Sirius (let out of Azkaban early after the Potters' wills are read), and only maybe Ahsoka (who did the aforementioned rescuing). Example: Lucius in his "take over the world" plan knowingly and willingly kept immunity to his plan from his family, while he was willing to cut and run from Voldemort for them in canon. Random plot devices (Rune doors, magic powered by electricity) that aren't even hinted at in either canon (even... Read More
A mixed bag
TL;DR: Entertaining, but not better than canon. Also, beware unmarked spoilers.
I could go on for hours about this, because it does have a lot to it, but I'll start with the positives: The author is clearly knowledgeable about most SW tech, takes care to remember that Ron and Dumbledore are good but flawed people, has fascinating ideas for how Ahsoka would adapt to Earth-level tech, and puts effort into making sure the story makes sense within its own rules. The mechanics of how things work are detailed. And while it's subjective as all... Read More

SO CUTE
I love Ahsoka, and one of my favorite fanfic tropes is found family or adoption A Us. The parent-child/Master-Padawan relationship that Harry and Ahsoka form is just too cute for words. A lot of characters that were ignored or got the short end of the stick in the original books/movies get more time to shine (Sirius is a SCENE-STEALER), and there are more than a few characters who get the justice they deserved. Easily one of the best Harry Potter/Star Wars crossovers I've read. My biggest complaints are that, during the parts of the story that... Read More