Character · Book 3, The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook

Daniel Bautista

Crawler #2,165,570, a Tigran swashbuckler with nine boss stars and an orange glowing sword, all that is left of a family of four brothers and sisters and fifteen cousins; his sisters and cousin were the corpses the lemurs left as bait. Owes Carl a debt for avenging them, and tells him the quest Carl ruined by killing Miss Quill is no problem.

Segment appearances

• Chapter 3 — Messages from deceased Crawlers
• Chapter 4 — Limp Richard's books
• Chapter 6 — Banshee Station
• Chapter 7 — The Prize Carousel
• Chapter 8 — The Cookbook's first page
• Chapter 10 — Landmines on the ochre line
• Chapter 12 — The Dismemberment Limited
• Chapter 14 — Stealing the Nightmare Express
• Chapter 16 — Babababoons
• Chapter 17 — Station and Repair Hub E
• Chapter 18 — The PVP coupon
• Chapter 19 — Frank Q at the bar
• Chapter 20 — Planet Beautiful
• Chapter 21 — Brynhild's Daughters
• Chapter 24 — Brynhild's Daughters is no more
• Chapter 26 — Growler Gary
• Chapter 27 — Physical
• Chapter 28 — Plan C
• Chapter 29 — The Bolt of Ophiotaurus
• Chapter 31 — The Iron Tangle, signing off
• Chapter 32 — Prepotente
• Chapter 34 — Tizquick and Brandy
• Epilogue — Epilogue: the wheel

Arc

Carl's other switchboard: station 199 (ch. 4), the club-number trick and the first bounty talk (ch. 6), the end of the line. He gathers four hundred, loses twenty to Terminus, neutralises the Kravyad with a Voca Nye and loses the portal when she dies (ch. 18, ch. 19, ch. 20), walks fifty kilometres to the abyss, loses almost fifty on its walkway, and waits with six hundred while Carl's carts come (ch. 27, ch. 28). His secret is Miss Quill's stuffed monsters — true summonings, from Jaxbrin Amusements, his sponsor (ch. 29). A tiger 'vomited upon by a Lisa Frank notebook,' level 28, a swashbuckler who needs to practise with his sword. 'Thank god for plan B.' 'That was actually plan C.'