🍩 Dungeon Crawler Carl | The World Dungeon | Premium Foundry

Creating your character

Two paths, your choice: OPTION 1 — Pre-Generated Crawlers (recommended for your first descent) I provide a roster of fully-built Crawlers using my custom DCC system — classic archetypes covering different playstyles. Show up, pick the one that calls to you, ready to descend. No prep, no rulebook math. OPTION 2 — Build Your Own Crawler Want to make your own? We'll build it together using my custom DCC-flavoured ruleset. You bring the concept — who were you before the world collapsed, and what kind of Crawler are you becoming? I'll handle the mechanics with you in a pre-session session. Every Crawler comes with a hook and a reason they survived. No prior knowledge of the books or system required — if you've read the series you'll recognise the world, if you haven't, I'll teach you everything at the table. Character creation happens before Session 1 — we don't burn descent time on it.

Preparing for the session

Before your first descent: 1. Join the campaign Discord (link sent after booking) — session reminders, character sheets, achievement logs, between-session chat. 2. Create your Foundry VTT account at foundryvtt.com — it's free, takes 2 minutes. No prior Foundry experience needed; I'll get you set up before Session 1. 3. Have your Crawler ready — pre-gen or your own build. We'll sort it in the pre-session chat. 4. Test your mic. Camera optional, mic required. 5. Read the Session 0 welcome pack I send 48 hours before Session 1 — covers the System, the basics of crawling, and what your character knows waking up in the Dungeon. No need to have read the books. Show up ready to descend.

What Jase brings to the table

At this table, you'll get: 🍩 Foundry VTT premium production — fully rewritten DCC style ruleset with automation built in. 🍩 The System AI voiced in character — achievement pop-ups, sponsorship offers, and announcements delivered with the right unhinged glee. The System is a character at this table, not a menu. 🍩 Live Syrinscape soundscapes — the hum of the floor, the roar of the crowd, the alarms when something big notices you, the static of an incoming announcement. 🍩 Custom NPC portraits — every Bopca shopkeeper, every monster, every talk-show host and sponsor god. 🍩 The full DCC experience — loot boxes, cooldowns, the achievement system, sponsorships, and an audience that reacts to everything you do. Play to the cameras. The viewers decide if you live well or die poor. 🍩 Lethal, funny, fast combat — the Dungeon doesn't pull punches and neither do I. Death is real. So is glory. Rule of Cool for the moments that earn a highlight reel. 🍩 Deep source knowledge — 45 years DMing, Celestial-tier DCC backer, every book read and listened to. I know the tone cold. 🍩 Between-session support — active Discord for build theorycrafting, lore, and reacting to your last descent.

Homebrew rules

The whole game is my custom DCC-flavoured ruleset, but here's what to expect at the table: 🍩 The Achievement System is live. Do something clever, brutal, or hilarious and the System notices. Achievements come with rewards — and the audience loves them. 🍩 Sponsorships and loot boxes. The System offers you deals. Some are traps. All are entertaining. 🍩 Cooldowns, not just spell slots. Abilities and items run on timers, video-game style. 🍩 Death is real and it's televised. But going out spectacularly is its own reward — the crowd remembers a good death. 🍩 Play to the cameras. Viewer engagement is a resource. Boring Crawlers get ignored. Entertaining ones get gifts. 🍩 Rule of Cool reigns. If your idea is awesome and the dice cooperate, we make it happen.

How Jase creates a safe table

Safety isn't an emergency tool at my table — it's how good tables stay good. DCC is dark comedy built on genuine horror: body horror, gore, on-screen death, profanity, and the existential cruelty of a corporation that turned the apocalypse into a game show. Safety tools mean we can lean into the genre confidently. Session 0: Before our first session, we have a 1-on-1 chat covering lines (hard nos), veils (themes we fade to black on), and any personal triggers. Whatever you tell me stays between us. X, N, O Cards: Used throughout sessions via Discord chat. X = stop and cut this content, N = let's not go further down this path, O = I'm comfortable, keep going. Use them anytime, no questions asked, no judgment. Open Door Policy: Step away from any session at any time, for any reason. Your wellbeing comes before the show. Stars and Wishes: At the end of each session, the table shares Stars (what worked) and Wishes (what could be better). Keeps the table improving. Aftercare: If a descent hits something heavy, I check in privately afterwards.