Character · from book 3
Milk
A Cookbook author — sixth edition — whose note on portals Carl reads on the Iron Tangle: 'Portals are hard to understand', dozens of kinds that all work differently, and 'Teleport traps are the worst.'
First appears: Book 3
Series arc
Through book 5
A sixth-edition note on country bosses: the Treasure Map they drop — 'My advice. Don’t pick it up' — and a fight in a low-ceilinged cave where over 400 faced the boss and fewer than 50 survived; 'This was by design. Of that I am certain' (B5 ch. 61).
Through book 3
Her sixth-edition note on portals, read on the Iron Tangle: dozens of kinds that all work differently — doors you do not know are there, entryways you only touch, ones that drag you in if you go slack — and 'Teleport traps are the worst' (B3 ch. 27).
Through book 4
Priestly's note: 'I will draw a map for you. The one Milk drew is still good, but it lacks detail' (B4 ch. 33).
In the Cookbook
Author of the 6th edition, known from a note at B3 ch. 27. 2 notes in the text so far: B3 ch. 27 · B5 ch. 61. 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 | 1/35 | Ch. 27 · the book's own page |
| 4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods | 1/35 | Ch. 33 · the book's own page |
| 5 — The Butcher's Masquerade | 1/78 | Ch. 61 · the book's own page |
By book
Milk in book 3 — The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook
Her sixth-edition note on portals, read on the Iron Tangle: dozens of kinds that all work differently — doors you do not know are there, entryways you only touch, ones that drag you in if you go slack — and 'Teleport traps are the worst' (ch. 27).
Milk in book 4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods
Priestly's note: 'I will draw a map for you. The one Milk drew is still good, but it lacks detail' (ch. 33).
Milk in book 5 — The Butcher's Masquerade
A sixth-edition note on country bosses: the Treasure Map they drop — 'My advice. Don’t pick it up' — and a fight in a low-ceilinged cave where over 400 faced the boss and fewer than 50 survived, distrusting each other afterwards; 'This was by design. Of that I am certain' (ch. 61).