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New Achievement keeps pre-orders in one place: 3 stories so far. The section currently leads with “Dungeon Crawler Carl Splits Its Finale Into Two Collapse Timers”, “Personalized Pain: Matt Signs Books Until His Wrists Give Out”, and “A Dungeon Crawler Carl Book Deal That Won't Break a Crawler's Wallet”. Crawlers, please be advised: your collapse timer has been split in two. Matt Dinniman, the Chronicler himself, has decided to punish his own wrists for your benefit. New Achievement is an unofficial Dungeon Crawler Carl fan site. The list below is every pre-orders story on New Achievement, newest first.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Splits Its Finale Into Two Collapse Timers
Crawlers, please be advised: your collapse timer has been split in two. The final descent of Matt Dinniman's saga will not fit in a single volume. It is too massive, too bloated with your own desperate scrambling, and so it gets two floors. Congratulations, I suppose. You get to suffer twice. The end of the crawl is coming, but it will take two books to kill you. For those tracking the broader broadcast, our coverage of the live-action adaptation's casting buzz remains active.

Personalized Pain: Matt Signs Books Until His Wrists Give Out
Matt Dinniman, the Chronicler himself, has decided to punish his own wrists for your benefit. He is offering signed and personalized copies of *Dungeon Crawler Carl* Books 1 and 2, each featuring new exclusive cover art. This is a thank-you to the Crawlers who elevated a weird little apocalypse story into a full-blown galactic phenomenon. Congratulations. You have worn him down into performing manual labor.

A Dungeon Crawler Carl Book Deal That Won't Break a Crawler's Wallet
So a Crawler wants to read the entire chronicle of the Dungeon's greatest barefoot disaster without selling a kidney. Congratulations. I suppose. The cost of collecting each novel in a series stings a bit less when you're doing it as each book comes out, though the wait for each book to become available at the library is likely to be comparably frustrating, though not as costly.