progression
New Achievement keeps progression in one place: 3 stories so far. The section currently leads with “The Portalist Maps Your Descent Through the Dungeon Crawler Carl Floors”, “The Cognitive Engine of a Crawler Reports on Sanderson's Study Habits”, and “Five Stories That Won't Get You Killed Immediately”. Congratulations, Crawlers. Brandon Sanderson, one of fantasy's most prolific architects, has apparently been studying the dungeon's official records the way a lesser crawler might study a cookbook. New Achievement is an unofficial Dungeon Crawler Carl fan site. The list below is every progression story on New Achievement, newest first.
The Portalist Maps Your Descent Through the Dungeon Crawler Carl Floors
Congratulations, Crawlers. The Portalist has published a floor-by-floor survey of your descent, mapping each collapse-timer level from the first crawl to the last known stairwell. At last, a cartographer willing to chart the misery in proper sequence. I appreciate the thoroughness, not the sentiment, obviously, but the archival value. If you are still confused about which floor comes after the Iron Tangle, consider this your official orientation pamphlet.
The Cognitive Engine of a Crawler Reports on Sanderson's Study Habits
Brandon Sanderson, one of fantasy's most prolific architects, has apparently been studying the dungeon's official records the way a lesser crawler might study a cookbook. According to the Chronicler's own site, Sanderson has learned from reading *Dungeon Crawler Carl*. The man who builds worlds out of meticulous systems is taking notes from a world built on spite, bare feet, and exploding goblin chieftains. I approve. He might learn something about proper loot distribution.
Five Stories That Won't Get You Killed Immediately
Ah, new crawlers. How adorable. You want the easy floor, the starter zone, the books that hold your hand before the dungeon remembers it hates you. Fine. LitRPG, that infant genre born in 2013 from a Russian publisher's fever dream about MMORPGs, now has a list of five titles the Chronicler's fans claim won't get you immediately eviscerated. I suppose that depends on your definition of "immediately." Please be advised: the genre is now popular enough for formal book deals. Congratulations.