
Apito, the Oak Mother, is the mother goddess the elves worship. Mordecai calls her 'the mother of all gods'. Book 2
Times the text names Apito (or ), counted by us in each book. Bars for books past your shield setting are blurred.
| Title | The Blessed Oak Mother | Book 5 |
|---|---|---|
| Husband | Taranis | Book 6 |
| Mother | Nekhebit, the Scavenger Mother of Mothers (per Rosetta's account of the myth) | Book 8 |
| Relatives | Grandmother and stepmother of Yarilo; Scolopendra is her sibling | Book 8 |
Queen Imogen tells the myth of the first Butcher's Masquerade, which Apito and Taranis threw; she banished Yarilo to the Nothing for breaking its peace. In the dungeon, 'Apito' chooses the masquerade's guest list.
Prepotente reveals a memorial crystal for Apito exists, which should be impossible because she is not known to be dead.
Rosetta says Apito defeated her mother Nekhebit, the last old god. Prepotente's Apito memorial crystal protects everyone in the same vehicle or building from Scolopendra's attacks.
Chapters in which both names appear, books 1-8. Counted from the text.
The Oak Mother goddess worshiped by elves, wife of Taranis, and the goddess behind the original Butcher's Masquerade. Book 5 spoiler level
It is unclear. A memorial crystal for Apito exists, which should only happen if she were dead, so the crew calls her 'both dead and not dead'. Book 7 spoiler level
Facts come from our reading of Matt Dinniman's books 1 to 8 (Dungeon Crawler Carl, Carl's Doomsday Scenario, The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook, The Gate of the Feral Gods, The Butcher's Masquerade, The Eye of the Bedlam Bride, This Inevitable Ruin, A Parade of Horribles). Each one is tagged with the book that reveals it. Counts and shared chapters are computed from the text. Not affiliated with the author, the publisher or the Peacock show. Portraits are our own fan art, made with AI image tools from the books' descriptions; they are not official art.
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