New Achievement Crawler: You survived the Apocalypse

Creating your character

We will create you character during the session zero and you will have access to all the books need. You are welcome to play yourself. You will start at level one.

Preparing for the session

You will need Roll20 and Discord. If you haven't read DCC, you should but you don't have to.

What Los brings to the table

What I'll Provide I've been playing tabletop RPGs since 1995, and my GM philosophy is simple: the rules provide the structure, but the players create the story. Expect cinematic storytelling, tactical combat, character voices, music, sound effects, and plenty of opportunities to do something spectacularly stupid. I embrace the Rule of Cool, but actions have consequences. Want to negotiate with a monster, set an elaborate trap, or attempt something completely unexpected? I'll give you the opportunity to try. I'll provide the materials, Roll20 setup, character creation assistance, and rules guidance. New players are always welcome. You don't need to memorize a rulebook to survive your first crawl. Every 2.5-Hour Session Includes 2 hours of adventure: Combat, exploration, roleplay, and dungeon survival. 30 minutes of Crawler development: Leveling, skill advancement, and a quick grind opportunity. The Dungeon Never Sleeps — Bonus Gameplay Between sessions, our private Discord offers optional text-based roleplay and supplemental gameplay. Interact with fellow Crawlers, explore personal storylines, investigate mysteries, and occasionally attract the System AI's attention. Your choices may influence future adventures, but participation is never required. Major story events happen during our live sessions. I use custom visuals, immersive audio, and an interactive System AI to make the Dungeon feel alive. Your decisions shape the adventure, and I'm happy to deal with whatever chaos you unleash. The Dungeon provides the danger. The System provides the audience. I provide the playground. What happens next is up to the Crawlers.

Homebrew rules

We will cover this during session zero

How Los creates a safe table

Dungeon Crawler Carl is dark, violent, absurd, and occasionally pretty damn weird. The players should have fun experiencing that chaos, not feel uncomfortable because of it. Before play, we'll establish Lines and Veils so everyone can identify subjects they don't want included or would rather have happen off-screen. You never need to explain or justify a boundary. During the game, I use an Open Door policy and digital safety tools. If something crosses a line, makes you uncomfortable, or you simply need a break, say so or message me privately. We'll stop, change direction, or move past the scene. No interrogation and no penalty. We'll also establish expectations before entering the Dungeon. DCC can include graphic fantasy violence, horror, adult humor, profanity, death, and other mature themes. Player-versus-player harassment, bigotry directed at another player, or using "it's what my character would do" as an excuse to make the table miserable isn't part of the game. After particularly intense sessions or scenes, I'm happy to hang around for a quick debrief and give everyone a chance to decompress. We're here to survive impossible odds, make terrible decisions, laugh our asses off, and entertain the universe. The System AI is allowed to torment your character. The other people at the table aren't.