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Character · from book 1

Elle McGibbons

Ninety-nine years old, wheelchair-bound, sometimes calling Carl 'Barry' after her late husband, and fond of telling him what she would have let him do in the tunnel of love. When the Rage Elemental's spell throws her against the hallway ceiling, Carl carries her over his shoulder into the safe room.

Race and class, since book 2: Frost Maiden · Blizzardmancer

First appears: Book 1

Series arc

As of book 3. A Meadow Lark resident in book 1; in book 3 a Frost Maiden — small, blue, floating, loud — with a manager that came with the race. She takes a skull without a flinch, reads the prime numbers off Mordecai's map, freezes acid at the chokepoints, and leads a god away with icicles on a scroll's worth of flight.

Through book 1

Ninety-nine, in a wheelchair, calling Carl 'Barry': book 1 uses her to ask what saving the elderly means, and Carl thinks, beside her, that keeping the residents safe is not a kindness (B1 ch. 37); when she goes down the ramp in a people bucket, he doubts it is the right thing (B1 ch. 41).

Through book 2

Tenth on the leaderboard as a Frost Maiden Blizzardmancer at level 13 (B2 ch. 26) — a floor after she was a wheelchair-bound Meadow Lark resident who called Carl 'Barry'. How is the series' next question about her.

Through book 3

A Frost Maiden — small, blue, floating, loud — with a manager that came with the race (B3 ch. 8). She takes a skull without a flinch (B3 ch. 9), reads the primes (B3 ch. 9), rides the ghoul coaster (B3 ch. 19), freezes acid at the chokepoints (B3 ch. 31), and leads a god away with icicles on a scroll's worth of flight (B3 ch. 33). Off the leaderboard by B3 ch. 25. 'Stay frosty.'

Where they appear

Book Chapters they are in (of the book's) Where
1 — Dungeon Crawler Carl 5/48 Ch. 31, Ch. 37, Ch. 38, Ch. 39, Ch. 41 · the book's own page
2 — Carl's Doomsday Scenario 1/26 Ch. 26 · the book's own page
3 — The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook 26/35 3, 8–22, 25, 27–35 · the book's own page

By book

Elle McGibbons in book 1 — Dungeon Crawler Carl

Elle McGibbons — Crawler #12,330,800, ninety-nine, in a wheelchair — first asks Carl to put Divorce Court on the safe-room television because her Barry used to watch it (ch. 31). From the last car of the residents' train she tells him what she would have let him do in the tunnel of love (ch. 37); a minute later gravity reverses, throws her onto the ceiling, and Carl carries her along it and down again into Big Shot Chicken with claws a millimetre behind them (ch. 38). At the stairs she calls him Barry, says they should have had children, and suspects an acid flashback because the cat keeps talking to her (ch. 41). Carl kneels to say goodbye and is reminded of his mother's last lie.

Elle McGibbons in book 2 — Carl's Doomsday Scenario

Off-page until the epilogue, where she is tenth on the first leaderboard: Elle McGib, Frost Maiden, Blizzardmancer, level 13, having started the floor at level one in a wheelchair. Carl does not know how; Brandon's last message said the residents could not choose human and were getting Legendary Pacifist Boxes and a great deal of magical gear (ch. 8).

Elle McGibbons in book 3 — The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook

A Frost Maiden: four and a half feet, light blue, floating a foot up in her Meadow Lark socks, shouting for Knockout shots (ch. 8). The manager benefit came with the race and Mistress Tiatha cried. She puts an icicle through the eye of the woman who stunned Donut's guards and shrugs off the skull (ch. 9); reads the primes off Mordecai's map (ch. 9); rides the ghoul coaster because she never got to (ch. 18, ch. 19); freezes hundreds in a trainyard and complains about the experience (ch. 19); freezes acid at the chokepoints (ch. 31); and, on a scroll's worth of flight, puts icicles off a god's head to lead him to Katia-as-Carl (ch. 33). Off the leaderboard by ch. 25 and unbothered. 'Stay frosty' (ch. 22). 'Sometimes I think you're cheating, Carl' — to which Donut: 'His name is Mordecai' (ch. 34).