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Trade good and intoxicant · Introduced in Book 1
Rev-Up Moonshine
Rev-Up Moonshine is dungeon liquor that Carl collects and trades. Drinking it is a gamble: its possible effects include a permanent attribute increase or instant death.[1]
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Advertised effects and trade
The description lists three possible outcomes from drinking the moonshine: a temporary bullied condition, instant death or a permanent increase to a random attribute. Demand for it on recurring floors also makes it useful for barter.[2]
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History
Book 1
Dungeon Crawler Carl
Carl first collects twenty-five jugs, then finds another sixty full vessels and eighty empty ones in the filling room. He keeps the liquor without drinking it.[2]
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Book 2
Carl’s Doomsday Scenario
Mordecai trades four bottles for a laboratory kit, sobering supplies and Blitz Sticks. Pustule also offers to buy a Jug O’ Boom made with the moonshine, but Carl refuses.[3]
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Book 3
The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook
Carl reveals that he traded a jug and his remaining Louis L’Amour books for the Battery Fabricator. He later uses half a jug while attacking Krakaren larvae beside the railway.[4]
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Sources
References are to Matt Dinniman’s novels. Book links open our recap guides.
- Dungeon Crawler Carl, Chapter 32.
- Dungeon Crawler Carl, Chapters 32–33.
- Carl’s Doomsday Scenario, Chapters 15–16.
- The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook, Chapters 26–27.