Character · from book 2

Princess D'nadia

A Saccathian — a Sac — princess of the small Prism kingdom and regular on Danger Zone: tentacle-faced, outspoken, a fan of Carl and Donut, and Manasa's oldest friend. Condemns the Skull Empire on air the night her friend is killed.

Race and class, since book 2: Saccathian

First appears: Book 2

Series arc

As of book 6. The saccathian sponsor of book 3, an empress and a pet-show judge in book 5, and in book 6 an empress at the warlords' table who sells Donut's sponsorship to a waste company mid-fight and files three emergency items, one to delete the Posse, all rejected. The Prism still holds its seat.

Open threads

Status is open or resolved; the chapter after it is the last one that moved the thread.

Thread	Opened	Status
Empress D'Nadia's Prism in the war, and outside Larracos	B5 ch. 77	resolved · B7 ch. 27 — Dead in her warehouse castle to clockwork Mongos, credited to the real one; her dynasty bankrupt; the Prism's assets to the Posse.

All threads: Open threads.

Through book 2

A fan on the panel who becomes, by the end of the hour, a grieving ally and a formal enemy of the Skull Empire (B2 ch. 19).

Through book 3

Donut's sponsor, and the first to deliver: unique goggles, 'The Princess Donut', that turn Magic Missile into lasers and see invisible bolts (B3 ch. 12, B3 ch. 15, B3 ch. 22).

Through book 4

Sponsors five more crawlers (B4 ch. 7); sends an upgrade to the goggles rather than a new item (B4 ch. 9). Expected, by Dr. Hu's colleague, to do something stupid (B4 ch. 35).

Through book 5

Empress now, judging a pet show as a loophole to stay in the production, cross about a buy-in bid (B5 ch. 66); the off-worlder who tells Signet her family was never real, and that she looked forward to meeting Carl outside Larracos (B5 ch. 73). The Prism holds a Faction Wars spot (B5 ch. 77).

Through book 6

Empress at the table (B6 ch. 21); sells Donut's sponsorship (B6 ch. 29); three emergency items, one to delete the Posse, all rejected (B6 ch. 35).

Through book 7

Three guards and no protections; a knife she cuts herself with; 'You did it for you'; killed by clockwork Mongos, credited to the real one; Gavrilo Princip (B7 ch. 25–B7 ch. 27).

Where they appear

Book	Chapters they are in (of the book's)	Where
2 — Carl's Doomsday Scenario	2/26	Ch. 19, Ch. 20 · the book's own page
3 — The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook	4/35	Ch. 12, Ch. 13, Ch. 15, Ch. 30 · the book's own page
4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods	5/35	Ch. 7, Ch. 8, Ch. 9, Ch. 21, Ch. 35 · the book's own page
5 — The Butcher's Masquerade	9/78	12, 33, 66–68, 72–74, 77 · the book's own page
6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride	4/74	Ch. 21, Ch. 22, Ch. 29, Ch. 35 · the book's own page
7 — This Inevitable Ruin	24/89	1, 11, 13–14, 20–22, 25–29, 33, 36, 39, 42–44, 47, 56, 58, 67, 73, 85 · the book's own page

By book

Princess D'nadia in book 2 — Carl's Doomsday Scenario

On the Danger Zone panel to Carl's left, trying to hold his hand through the hologram, trumpeting with her tentacles at Tucker's humiliation (ch. 19). When Manasa dies she weeps black oil, condemns the Skull Empire in the Prism kingdom's name, and tells Tucker to shut the fuck up.

Princess D'nadia in book 3 — The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook

Donut's sponsor from ch. 12, the Sac from Ripper Wonton's panel; her first box is unique goggles made for Donut that turn Magic Missile into lasers and see invisible bolts (ch. 15, ch. 22). Donut writes her thank-you notes all day.

Princess D'nadia in book 4 — The Gate of the Feral Gods

Sponsors five more crawlers (ch. 7); sends Donut a bronze box that upgrades the goggles to read surface and subsurface temperatures in precise detail, the benefactor's economical way to build a Legendary item over five floors (ch. 8, ch. 9). Dr. Hu's colleague expects her to 'do something stupid' (epilogue).

Princess D'nadia in book 5 — The Butcher's Masquerade

Empress now, her father retired, judging the pet show and talent contest because judging makes her part of the production, a loophole; cross that Carl's corporation nearly ruined her buy-in bid, in orbit and landing after tonight (ch. 66). She drinks through a tentacle (ch. 67), is served by an ethereal hand (ch. 68), gets sloshed (ch. 72), tells Signet her mother was never real and that she looked forward to meeting Carl on the battlefield outside Larracos (ch. 73), and vanishes with the seal. The Prism holds one of the two open Faction Wars spots (ch. 77).

Princess D'nadia in book 6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride

Empress now, at the warlords' table, fond of the song (ch. 21); sells Donut's sponsorship to a waste company (ch. 29) and files three emergency items to delete the Posse and every NPC in Larracos (ch. 35). 'I thought she was my friend!'

Princess D'nadia in book 7 — This Inevitable Ruin

The Empress in a warehouse castle thirty miles south with three guards and no protections worth the name (ch. 25): smoke, bangers, a dress spread like an anemone, a knife she cuts herself with to stay unmarkable, clockwork Mongos through her dress, and Carl's white anger with one foot over the edge. 'I did it for my people.' 'No, D'Nadia. You did it for you' (ch. 26). Kill credit to Mongo; Gavrilo Princip; a bankrupt dynasty (ch. 27).