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Transport · Introduced in Book 1
Goblin Copper Chopper
The Goblin Copper Chopper is a goblin motorcycle with a sidecar, large enough for Carl to drive while Donut rides beside him. It runs on coal and a magical steam system. Carl can store it in his inventory, but its unreliable construction causes problems on the road.[1]
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Engine, storage and passengers
The chopper burns coal to power a magical permabubble steam system. It has unreliable fittings and no gauges, so Carl has little warning when something is going wrong. During one journey, he estimates that each lump of coal carries them about three miles.
The sidecar seat adjusts to fit Donut. Carl can lift the whole vehicle into dimensional inventory when they need to continue on foot. Driving is faster, but they still have to follow the dungeon’s corridors and find a route around its walls.[2]
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History
Book 1
Dungeon Crawler Carl
The chopper arrives with a sidecar and fuel. Carl and Donut use it to travel through the first floor, where winding corridors make reaching their destination less straightforward than it looks on the map.[2]
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Book 1
Dungeon Crawler Carl
During the evacuation, Carl removes the sidecar and attaches the Mother of All Bombs launcher as a trailer. The chopper reaches about twenty-five miles per hour but starts to overheat during the chase. They fire the launcher to slow the monster pursuing them.
The chopper and its attached launcher go down the stairs. Carl later asks the residents to recover whatever is left, but their recovery is not confirmed in this scene.[3]
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Sources
References are to Matt Dinniman’s novels. Book links open our recap guides.
- Dungeon Crawler Carl, Chapter 16.
- Dungeon Crawler Carl, Chapters 16, 21.
- Dungeon Crawler Carl, Chapters 40–41.