The galactic government whose rules allowed Earth's elements to be reclaimed and whose regulations the crawl must follow.
Times the text names The Syndicate (or Syndicate), counted by us in each book. Bars for books past your shield setting are blurred.
| What it is | Galactic government with courts, offices and regulations for world resource reclamation | Book 1 |
|---|---|---|
| Observer | A Syndicate neutral observer AI was sent to supervise the World Dungeon | Book 1 |
| Bodies | Syndicate Council, Prime Minister, Peacekeepers | Book 6 |
| Acting Prime Minister | Victory, after Prime Minister Glory's position fell vacant | Book 7 |
Syndicate rules declare that Earth missed its appeal window, so the Borant Corporation may run the crawl as long as it follows Syndicate regulations.
A Syndicate court overrules Borant's appeal over the detonator ruling, and Borant uses its veto in response.
A Syndicate court splits the Borant Corporation from the Borant System Government, giving the Valtay 51% ownership.
The Syndicate Council holds an emergency session as the AI takes control of the crawl.
Baroness Victory becomes acting Syndicate Prime Minister. Porthus announces a militant group that will attack Syndicate properties unless the crawl stops.
Victory runs a Syndicate emergency bunker on Earth's surface. The mantids declare they are leaving the Syndicate.
“Thank you for being a part of the Syndicate. Have a great day.”
Chapters in which both names appear, books 1-8. Counted from the text.
The galactic government whose rules let Borant reclaim Earth's elements through the World Dungeon. Its courts and regulations govern the crawl. Book 1 spoiler level
By the end of book 7, Victory is acting Prime Minister until a real vote is held. 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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