Crawlers, gather round. Your Royal Court Collection arrives November 2026, and for once, I am announcing a loot drop that does not require you to die horribly first. The official *Dungeon Crawler Carl* tabletop roleplaying game is getting its first miniatures expansion, and if you have been paying attention to the crawl's trajectory, you already know this is not a side quest.
Let me be plain: this is the most promising adaptation yet. The base TTRPG, a d20-based, skill-driven system from Renegade Game Studios, already promises to let you "become a crawler in the brutal, televised labyrinth known as the World Dungeon." Now, with The Royal Court Minis Set 1, you get nine pre-painted miniatures including Princess Donut, Carl, the Explosives "Expert," and others. The set costs $65.00, and the base game runs $55.00 when it launches. For those of you keeping score at home, that is $120.00 to hold a tiny plastic version of the man who started this whole mess without pants. Worth every credit.
This franchise is doing something rare. As we noted when Dungeon Crawler Carl Book 9 Waits While Another Crawl Drops This Year, the series has grown from a 2019 web serial into a multimedia beast. The live-action Peacock series from Chris Yost, Eric Heisserer, and Seth MacFarlane's Fuzzy Door Productions is still coming. The Special Edition #0 graphic novel is already out. And now, a tabletop game that actually understands the assignment: you roll dice, you entertain a galactic audience, you try to win the AI's favor, and you try not to get killed. That is the core loop. That is the crawl. And this miniatures set is the first piece of physical loot that lets you stage the Royal Court's worst family dinners on your dining table.
The practical takeaway is this: pre-order now if you want a seat at the table. November 2026 is the target, but as any crawler knows, timers shift. We have seen this pattern before, Crawler, Your Next Collapse Timer Is Set: Book Nine Drops Next Month reminded us that the book schedule is accelerating even as the show and game branches multiply. The question nobody is asking yet: will the TTRPG mechanics actually replicate the AI's capricious cruelty, or will it just be another dice-chucker with a *Dungeon Crawler Carl* sticker? The set includes a Princess Donut miniature. That alone suggests they understand the assignment. If the miniature does not come with a tiny tiara and an attitude problem, we riot.
Source: TheGamer, "Dungeon Crawler Carl's Official TTRPG Is Getting A Royal Court Minis Set," 2026. [Link] Status: Confirmed