Character · from book 6
Ossie
Author of the Cookbook's 18th edition, who writes rarely but has read every edition, and appended to Herot's essay a suspicion that the dungeon lies about where some of its NPCs come from.
First appears: Book 6
Series arc
Through book 7
One tactical line: confusion is the key to frightening a stalwart enemy (B7 ch. 23).
Through book 6
The Cookbook is scrolls for Ossie; a lone note after Herot's essay suggests the NPC-origin story is a lie and the bopcas are not the only such people (B6 ch. 34), and Carl only notices it while transcribing the book.
In the Cookbook
Author of the 18th edition, known from a note at B6 ch. 34. 2 notes in the text so far: B6 ch. 34 · B7 ch. 23. The register of every edition is on the Cookbook.
Where they appear
| Book | Chapters they are in (of the book's) | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride | 1/74 | Ch. 34 · the book's own page |
| 7 — This Inevitable Ruin | 1/89 | Ch. 23 · the book's own page |
By book
Ossie in book 6 — The Eye of the Bedlam Bride
The Cookbook is scrolls for Ossie; a lone note after Herot's essay suggests the NPC-origin story is a lie and the bopcas are not the only such people (ch. 34), and Carl only notices it while transcribing the book.
Ossie in book 7 — This Inevitable Ruin
One tactical line: confusion is the key to frightening a stalwart enemy (ch. 23).