Character · from book 2
Prepotente
Third on the first leaderboard: a Caprid Forsaken Aerialist, level 27, met through a hole in the floor on the fourth floor, courtly to Donut and kept in line by Miriam Dom's crook.
Race and class, since book 2: Caprid · Forsaken Aerialist
First appears: Book 2
Series arc
As of book 3. Third then second on the leaderboard from book 2's epilogue; met in book 3 through a hole in the floor: a Caprid who screams without reason, offers to crunch Imani's bones, calls Donut the only other sapient Earth creature, and is kept in line by Miriam Dom's crook. He was two hours from killing a province boss by lowering its blood pressure when Carl portaled it away. Disappointed that Donut chose the Desperado Club.
Through book 2
A name on the leaderboard at third (B2 ch. 26), a Caprid Carl cannot place.
Through book 3
Second on the leaderboard and met through a hole in a floor: screaming, murderous, courtly to Donut — 'the only two remaining Earth creatures in the dungeon who have gained true sapience' — and kept in line by Miriam Dom's crook (B3 ch. 32). He was two hours from killing a province boss by lowering its blood pressure when Carl portaled it away.
Where they appear
| Book | Chapters they are in (of the book's) | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 2 — Carl's Doomsday Scenario | 1/26 | Ch. 26 · the book's own page |
| 3 — The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook | 5/35 | Ch. 3, Ch. 20, Ch. 25, Ch. 32, Ch. 35 · the book's own page |
By book
Prepotente in book 2 — Carl's Doomsday Scenario
Prepotente in book 3 — The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook
Number two after Hekla's death (ch. 25) and 'they hardly ever show that goat thing.' Met through a hole in a floor: a nasal British voice, screams without cause, two hours from putting a province boss into cardiac arrest before Carl portaled it away, an offer to crunch Imani's bones, a genuine wish to share a brandy with Donut — 'the only two remaining Earth creatures in the dungeon who have gained true sapience' (ch. 32). Miriam Dom hits him with her crook and he apologises. 'I'm sorry I wanted to murder you.'