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Character · from book 1

Mistress Tiatha

Elle's manager, a level-50 half-elf green caster, upright and drunk at the Christmas party: 'this always happens when we hit the Ascendency Battles or when there's hardly any crawlers left… They're gonna pull the failsafe this time for sure.'

Race and class, since book 6: Half Elf · Green Caster

First appears: Book 1

Series arc

Through book 7

Drunk, and right that the citizenship Porthus won is for new crawlers only (B7 ch. 11); the wires from the clock hands are her exploit (B7 ch. 50).

Through book 1

The Meadow Lark party's tutorial guide — 'Our tutorial guide lady, Mistress Tiatha' — who told Brandon that borough and city bosses have stairwells on the first floors, and to whom the residents are carried in groups; Brandon calls her their guildmaster (B1 ch. 22, B1 ch. 27, B1 ch. 31).

Through book 2

The Meadow Lark's game guide, whose location fixes theirs (B2 ch. 3); Brandon's report on their slow selection (B2 ch. 8).

Through book 3

The Meadow Lark's game guide, by Imani's account 'over the moon' about a manager benefit (B3 ch. 8); one of her suggestions is to 'pull a Carl' (B3 ch. 22); 'as useless as tits on a goose', says Elle (B3 ch. 34).

Through book 4

Chris's game guide, a woman, named to a man who claims children (B4 ch. 14).

Through book 5

The Meadow Lark's guide gets her own space with one more purchase (B5 ch. 21); she says the party will be able to touch the tattoos (B5 ch. 56); at the end, the charm rule behind Donut's tiara: an NPC's constitution plus charisma must be lower (B5 ch. 72).

Through book 6

Drunk, she predicts they will pull the failsafe this time (B6 ch. 48).

Where they appear

Book Chapters they are in (of the book's) Where
1 — Dungeon Crawler Carl 3/48 Ch. 22, Ch. 27, Ch. 31 · the book's own page
2 — Carl's Doomsday Scenario 2/26 Ch. 3, Ch. 8 · the book's own page
3 — The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook 3/35 Ch. 8, Ch. 22, Ch. 34 · the book's own page
4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods 1/35 Ch. 14 · the book's own page
5 — The Butcher's Masquerade 3/78 Ch. 21, Ch. 56, Ch. 72 · the book's own page
6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride 2/74 Ch. 2, Ch. 48 · the book's own page
7 — This Inevitable Ruin 7/89 Ch. 5, Ch. 11, Ch. 12, Ch. 40, Ch. 45, Ch. 50, Ch. 51 · the book's own page

By book

Mistress Tiatha in book 1 — Dungeon Crawler Carl

The Meadow Lark party's tutorial guide — 'Our tutorial guide lady, Mistress Tiatha' — who told Brandon that borough and city bosses have stairwells on the first floors, and to whom the residents are carried in groups; Brandon calls her their guildmaster (ch. 22, ch. 27, ch. 31).

Mistress Tiatha in book 2 — Carl's Doomsday Scenario

The Meadow Lark's game guide, whose location fixes theirs (ch. 3); Brandon's report on their slow selection (ch. 8).

Mistress Tiatha in book 3 — The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook

The Meadow Lark's game guide, by Elle's account 'over the moon' about a manager benefit (ch. 8); one of her suggestions is to 'pull a Carl' (ch. 22); 'as useless as tits on a goose', says Elle (ch. 34).

Mistress Tiatha in book 4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods

Chris's game guide, a woman, named to a man who claims children (ch. 14).

Mistress Tiatha in book 5 — The Butcher's Masquerade

The Meadow Lark's guide gets her own space with one more purchase (ch. 21); she says the party will be able to touch the tattoos (ch. 56); at the end, the charm rule behind Donut's tiara: an NPC's constitution plus charisma must be lower (ch. 72).

Mistress Tiatha in book 6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride

Mordecai's source on what the crazy goat did and on the engineers' fairy-tale floor (ch. 2); with Mordecai she explains the failsafe notification everyone receives: not the first time it has happened, but the first time before the ninth floor (ch. 48).

Mistress Tiatha in book 7 — This Inevitable Ruin

Drunk, and right that the citizenship Porthus won is for new crawlers only (ch. 11); the wires from the clock hands are her exploit (ch. 50).