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Prepotente

First appearance: Book 4 - The Gate of the Feral Gods

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Prepotente. Also known as "Pony." Goat-based crawler. Has a very loud scream. Insults are frequently directed at him involving the word "goat." He insists on being taken seriously. The dungeon insists on making this difficult. He is a fan favorite for reasons that become clear around Book 7.

Who is Prepotente?

Prepotente -- commonly called Pony -- is a goat-based crawler who first appears in Book 4. He is loud, abrasive, and insistent on being taken seriously, which the dungeon and his fellow crawlers make consistently difficult. He has a very loud scream. This is relevant more often than you'd expect.

He becomes a fan favorite for reasons that become very clear as the series progresses. He's introduced as apparent comic relief. He is not comic relief. His mother would have been quite proud. She would have called him her very smart boy.


For the specifics of what Prepotente does that earns the fandom's respect, visit the spoiler zones. It's worth discovering in context.

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Where to start with Prepotente
Prepotente is one of the characters in Matt Dinniman's Dungeon Crawler Carl. New to the series? Start with Book 1 in whichever format fits you — Book 8 (A Parade of Horribles) is also out now if you're caught up.
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