Character · from book 3

Drakea

Author of the Cookbook's 22nd edition and its most prolific annotator: a crawler of the final Naga-run season whose notes — where to read safely, what the Nagas patched, a vow of wrath from the other side of the veil — are, Carl finds, borderline unhinged and a comfort.

First appears: Book 3

Series arc

Through book 4

A loot box yields Drakea's Enchanted Kerchief of Disorder, and Mordecai remembers him as a famous, trap-building crawler partly responsible for what happened to the nagas (B4 ch. 28).

Through book 3

The first note Carl reads — the saferoom restrooms are a safe place to read (B3 ch. 8); the book's most prolific commenter, whose one back-page paragraph is a vow of vengeance from beyond the veil that comforts Carl more than he expected (B3 ch. 13); the tied-to-the-shield anecdote (B3 ch. 26).

In the Cookbook

Author of the 22nd edition, known from a note at B3 ch. 8. 2 notes in the text so far: B3 ch. 8, 26. The register of every edition is on the Cookbook.

Where they appear

Book	Chapters they are in (of the book's)	Where
3 — The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook	3/35	Ch. 8, Ch. 13, Ch. 26 · the book's own page
4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods	1/35	Ch. 28 · the book's own page

By book

Drakea in book 3 — The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook

The first note Carl reads — the saferoom restrooms are a safe place to read (ch. 8); the book's most prolific commenter, whose one back-page paragraph is a vow of vengeance from beyond the veil that comforts Carl more than he expected (ch. 13); the tied-to-the-shield anecdote (ch. 26).

Drakea in book 4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods

A loot box yields Drakea's Enchanted Kerchief of Disorder, and Mordecai remembers him as a famous, trap-building crawler partly responsible for what happened to the nagas (ch. 28).