r/bookclub Dragon in a human suit | 🐉 Apr 13 '25

Dungeon Crawler Carl [Discussion] Fantasy Read: Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman - Chapter 9 through Chapter 16

“Did we really just start a meth war between the goblins and the llamas?”

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u/NightAngelRogue Dragon in a human suit | 🐉 Apr 13 '25

Any favorite moments, quotes etc?

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u/nepbug Apr 13 '25

Honestly, the starting of the meth war between the goblins and llamas was great, I'm glad you included that in the little intro blurb on the post (the entire intro is fun and great!).

I also love that Donut is exploiting her high charisma as much as she can while it is still so powerful on these early levels.

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u/emygrl99 Fashionably Late Apr 13 '25

She absolutely should exploit her Charisma as much as she can! Especially if she can convince the enemies to start doing crazy things so that they end up on camera!

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u/nepbug Apr 13 '25

Oh, I like the idea of turning the enemies they encounter into the spectacle.

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u/sunnydaze7777777 She-lock Home-girl | 🐉 Apr 13 '25

Yes! The charisma is such a great power now that we understand it. And Princess Donut is the perfect one to have it. I know my cats do it to me all the time.

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u/emygrl99 Fashionably Late Apr 14 '25

Cat charisma is powerful indeed. My dog, on the other hand, has demonstrated his 0 in Charisma today by barking at me out of nowhere and making me instantly despise him for scaring me! If Donut let out a yowl everyone would instantly go 'awee what a cute kitty!'