War mages are powerful, dungeon-born magic users created from fleshers, skeletons and stolen skins. Carl first fights one on a train on the 4th floor. Book 7
Times the text names War Mages (or War Mage, war mage), counted by us in each book. Bars for books past your shield setting are blurred.
| Origin | One of the few truly dungeon-born entities, a result of too many combatants having access to the You're Not Done Yet spell | Book 7 |
|---|---|---|
| Leader | Akuma, leader of the War Mage Rebellion | Book 7 |
| Nature | Magic made flesh; an anti-magic shield slowly kills them | Book 8 |
War mages ride the named trains of the Iron Tangle; Carl decapitates Dismember with the Hole spell.
In the 9th-floor faction wars they appear as the War Mage Rebellion, with Agatha forced on them as co-warlord. They leave the floor and the system declares them defeated.
Samantha's recap says they killed Prince Stalwart and stole the Gate of the Feral Gods from Elle. On the 10th floor Akuma tells Carl about a possible way out through the Pineapple Cabaret.
Chapters in which both names appear, books 1-8. Counted from the text.
Dungeon-born magic users formed when fleshers take over skins and skeletons and keep consuming others. Each final form depends on its first two forms. Book 7 spoiler level
According to Samantha's book 7 recap, the War Mage Rebellion killed Stalwart. Book 8 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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