Character · from book 2
Quan Ch
An Imperial Security Trooper, level 15 on the third floor, who calls Carl and Donut fucking assholes in the quest chat, is blocked by Donut, survives the wild-magic burst with his own gear turned against him, and opens the one Celestial box Borant cannot veto.
Race and class, since book 2: Half Elf · Imperial Security Trooper
First appears: Book 2
Series arc
As of book 4. The crawler who insulted the party in a quest chat in book 2 and opened the one Celestial box Borant could not veto; in book 3 the flying owner of the Celestial jacket who blasted trains for their engineers; in book 4 the highest-level crawler in the dungeon at 43, who pops his own bubble early, hunts a level-10 god's puppy for a million gold, and meets Carl in the air. A disco ball on his shield, a tail gun, a fall; the puppy dropped to two per cent from behind; a frozen grenade and a summoned god; and on the ground his whole arm in Carl's hand, with Rockard's Ring of Sniping on it — the explanation of his career. Tenth at the end. 'that was just a deposit.'
Open threads
Status is open or resolved; the chapter after it is the last one that moved the thread.
| Thread | Opened | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Quan Ch's arm: 'just a deposit' | B4 ch. 31 | open — One-armed, tenth, and wanting the cat; his rings on Carl's fingers. |
All threads: Open threads.
Through book 2
Through book 3
Through book 4
Level 43 and the highest in the dungeon on a celestial robe; wakes a boss and runs (B4 ch. 4); pops his bubble early (B4 ch. 17); hunts a level-10 puppy for a million gold and would take the cat as a bonus (B4 ch. 31). A disco ball on his shield, a tail gun, a fall; the puppy dropped to 2% from behind; a frozen grenade, a summoned god; and on the ground his whole arm in Carl's hand, with Rockard's Ring of Sniping on it — the explanation of his career (B4 ch. 31, B4 ch. 32). Tenth at the end. 'that was just a deposit.'
Where they appear
| Book | Chapters they are in (of the book's) | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 2 — Carl's Doomsday Scenario | 2/26 | Ch. 24, Ch. 26 · the book's own page |
| 3 — The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook | 4/35 | Ch. 13, Ch. 15, Ch. 25, Ch. 35 · the book's own page |
| 4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods | 6/35 | Ch. 4, Ch. 17, Ch. 30, Ch. 31, Ch. 32, Ch. 34 · the book's own page |
By book
Quan Ch in book 2 — Carl's Doomsday Scenario
Quan Ch in book 3 — The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook
The Celestial jacket's owner — flight and blue lightning — blasting train fronts for their engineers (ch. 13) and stranding everyone behind them: Elle and Imani at 275, and hundreds more (ch. 15). Level 31 onto the leaderboard, level 38 and fifth by ch. 25; he takes Prepotente's second province boss (epilogue). 'He's a cheating poser.'
Quan Ch in book 4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods
The vulture
Level 43 at the floor's start and the highest in the dungeon, on a celestial robe that flies and, Mordecai guesses, shields and fires a blue Disrupter bolt; he wakes a boss Prepotente had asleep and runs (ch. 4); pops his bubble early and farms (ch. 17). Rockard's Ring of Sniping — every creature under half health and every creature in magical gear shown on his map — explains the career (ch. 32).
The arm
He hunts a level-10 puppy for a million gold and would take 'that fucking cat' as a bonus (ch. 31). A disco ball on his shield, a tail gun, a remote hob-lobber and a fall; back to drop the dog to 2%; frozen grenade, summoned god, a Drop Bear in a god's nose. On the ground he attacks a man he thinks invulnerable and is punched, slammed face-first into a rock and told he is a bully nobody likes; rocketing away, he leaves his whole left arm in Carl's hand, three rings on its fingers, one of them 'For Daddy' (ch. 31, ch. 32). 'Tell him that was just a deposit.' Tenth on the final board.