04-01-2026, 01:04 PM
This Inevitable Ruin by Matt Dinniman
And I am caught up with Dungeon Crawler Carl. These books are thick and involved. There are lots of machinations going on in the Dungeon and without. The gang has made it to floor 9 which everyone has been talking about for quite some time. This is the time of Faction Wars where the floor is divided into 12 sections and different groups get a section. The idea is for each group to do battle with the other groups and capture their castles. Carl and Donut are in charge of the Princess Posse and pretty much have to take on every other group. There are plenty of subplots taking place to as the NPCs get an army and the fact the other groups die in the real world if they die during faction wars.
A couple of days I was getting near the end probably a hundred pages or so and I almost just stayed up and kept reading until I was done. I did not pursue this course. But it was close. The books do get very exciting.
The next book isn't due until May and I'll be kind of glad for the break.
And I am caught up with Dungeon Crawler Carl. These books are thick and involved. There are lots of machinations going on in the Dungeon and without. The gang has made it to floor 9 which everyone has been talking about for quite some time. This is the time of Faction Wars where the floor is divided into 12 sections and different groups get a section. The idea is for each group to do battle with the other groups and capture their castles. Carl and Donut are in charge of the Princess Posse and pretty much have to take on every other group. There are plenty of subplots taking place to as the NPCs get an army and the fact the other groups die in the real world if they die during faction wars.
A couple of days I was getting near the end probably a hundred pages or so and I almost just stayed up and kept reading until I was done. I did not pursue this course. But it was close. The books do get very exciting.
The next book isn't due until May and I'll be kind of glad for the break.
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm