The Reavers are a robotic megacorporation and system government that fields a team in the faction wars. They usually look like plastic-skinned android soothers and can change shape. Book 6
Times the text names The Reavers (or Reavers, Reaver), counted by us in each book. Bars for books past your shield setting are blurred.
| Type | Megacorporation and system government living mostly on a Dyson Sphere | Book 6 |
|---|---|---|
| Faction wars record | Occasional player that has won multiple seasons, often allied with the orcs | Book 6 |
| Warlord | Warlord Fang, about 99% cybernetic and able to change shape | Book 7 |
They try to abandon the faction wars along with other teams, but the request is denied. An action item they proposed, accelerated pet leveling, passes.
They join the Bloc against the Princess Posse. Warlord Fang dies hiding inside his cybernetic drake Calliope when it is blown up; the kill goes mainly to Carl, and the Reavers are defeated.
Carl's crew still flies a troop transport airship looted from the Reavers.
Chapters in which both names appear, books 1-8. Counted from the text.
Their warlord Fang hides inside his cybernetic drake, which is destroyed by a bomb. Carl gets most of the credit, and the Reavers' assets go to the Princess Posse. 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.
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