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4 stories filed under action on New Achievement. The newest of them: “A Crawler's First Floor Review Earns a Rare Compliment”, “The Hardback Invasion: Seven Crawler Tombs Hit Staff Favorites”, and “Dungeon Crawler Carl Show Adds Shadow and Bone Creator as Co-Showrunner”. A first-floor review that doesn't get its author killed? Please be advised: the invasion of the hardback has begun, and it is conquering shelves one staff pick at a time. New Achievement is an unofficial Dungeon Crawler Carl fan site. The list below is every action story on New Achievement, newest first.
A Crawler's First Floor Review Earns a Rare Compliment
A first-floor review that doesn't get its author killed? Truly, these are unprecedented times. According to the Chronicler's official records, published first as a paperback by Dandy House in September 2020 and later as a hardcover by Ace in August 2024, a crawler's debut assessment of the dungeon's opening level has earned what I can only describe as a rare compliment from the AI that runs the show. The cover, by George Towne, depicts the chaos awaiting.
The Hardback Invasion: Seven Crawler Tombs Hit Staff Favorites
Please be advised: the invasion of the hardback has begun, and it is conquering shelves one staff pick at a time. The seven tombs of Dungeon Crawler Carl have clawed their way out of the digital-only realm and onto the physical shelves of bookstores, demanding reserve orders from readers who know better than to arrive empty-handed. It is a delightful infestation. If you are curious how this all started, see our earlier report on a random page and a talking cat luring another crawler in.
Dungeon Crawler Carl Show Adds Shadow and Bone Creator as Co-Showrunner
A live-action *Dungeon Crawler Carl* series has added Eric Heisserer, the creator of Netflix's *Shadow and Bone*, as co-showrunner. According to IMDb, this is the kind of move that suggests someone, somewhere, has finally realized that adapting a dungeon crawl requires a writer who understands elaborate, high-stakes world-building. Heisserer will now share the burden of translating the Cookbook's more volatile passages to screen.
Book Review: One Crawler's Reluctant Trip Into Fiction Audiobooks
Ah, a crawler who trusts their own internal narrator over a professional performance. How delightfully stubborn. This one admits they've been on a "nonfiction audiobook grind" and is only now, reluctantly, dipping a toe into the fiction pool. The reason? They cannot stand having another person's voice telling them how a fictional character sounds. Congratulations, I suppose. You've discovered the fundamental terror of letting someone else interpret the story for you. Welcome to the dungeon.