9 Wildest Pieces of ‘Dungeon Crawler Carl’ Merch Every Crawler Will Want

As the world of Dungeon Crawler Carl has exploded, it’s hardly surprising to see that the phenomenon has grown far beyond the confines of Matt Dinniman’s book series. In fact, the wildly popular LitRPG books have spawned everything from tabletop games and miniatures to action figures, clothing, chocolate and—because apparently ordinary merchandise simply isn’t enough—an actual Dungeon Crawler Carl pinball machine.

Some of it lets fans display their allegiance to Carl, Princess Donut and Mongo, while others let them enter the World Dungeon themselves. And at least one item lets you discover what Princess Donut’s favorite drink might taste like if somebody turned it into a chocolate bar.

Here are some of the most interesting pieces of official Dungeon Crawler Carl merchandise available or on the way.

1. ‘Dungeon Crawler Carl: Unstoppable’ roleplaying game

For fans who have spent eight books wondering how long they would last in the World Dungeon, Dungeon Crawler Carl: Unstoppable offers the opportunity to find out without the inconvenience of an actual apocalypse (isn’t that kind of them?).

From Renegade Game Studios, Unstoppable is a solo or cooperative rogue-like momentum deck-building game in which players take the role of Carl or Princess Donut and attempt to survive Floors One through Three of the 18-level World Dungeon. Players build and modify their decks while fighting mobs and bosses, gathering loot and trying to reach the stairs. The base game is currently listed for preorder at $60, with Crawler Chaos and Iron Tangle expansions priced at $25 each. Renegade is also offering Unstoppable playmats for $20.

For DCC fans who have always thought Carl and Donut make survival look easy, here’s their opportunity to prove it.

2. ‘Dungeon Crawler Carl’ RPG dice and accessories

 

Renegade is also going much deeper into the dungeon with a full Dungeon Crawler Carl tabletop roleplaying game and, not surprisingly, there is specialized equipment for the journey. Among the accessories are themed dice sets, including Carl’s Enchanted Big Boi Boxers Dice Set, along with a GM Screen & Token Set as well as Loot Packs. The Big Boi Boxers dice and GM set are currently listed at $25 each, while Loot Packs are $14.99.

The larger RPG line includes a Starter Set covering Tutorial Floors One and Two and a Core Rulebook taking players into Floors Three through Five. This means that fans are no longer limited to reading about Carl making catastrophically dangerous decisions, instead being given the chance to make their own.

3. ‘The Royal Court’—and more ‘Dungeon Crawler Carl’ miniatures

One of the most visually appealing extensions of the RPG is Renegade’s growing collection of prepainted Dungeon Crawler Carl miniatures. The Royal Court set contains nine figures: Royal Court versions of Carl and Princess Donut, Baby Mongo, Carl and Donut together, Royal Court Mongo, Carl as an Explosives “Expert,” Donut riding Mongo, Samantha and Katia Grim. The figures are prepainted, individually packaged and designed at 28–32mm scale, making them usable with the DCC RPG as well as other compatible tabletop games.

The Royal Court set is priced at $65 and scheduled for release in November 2026. Additional miniature collections are also joining the line, expanding the characters and creatures fans can bring out of the books and onto the tabletop. And truth be told, even if you never roll a die, there’s a decent argument for displaying Donut riding Mongo on your desk.

4. ‘Dungeon Crawler Carl’ pins and patches

Not every piece of DCC merchandise requires clearing shelf space. The official merchandise store offers an assortment of patches, buttons and stickers inspired by the books’ achievements, upgrades, characters and running jokes. Among the patches are Book Burner, Bomb, Earth, Midnight Epicure, Peace and Skyfowl upgrades, with many of the embroidered patches currently priced at $10.

There are also stickers and buttons devoted to Donut, Mongo, Samantha, the Donut Holes and phrases recognizable to anyone who has spent enough time in the dungeon. All told, it’s a way of turning your backpack, jacket or whatever else you’re willing to stick things on into your own personal crawler inventory.

5. Bookish gifts and smaller collectibles

For fans who don’t necessarily want to dress like a crawler, the official store has turned Dungeon Crawler Carl into just about every household object imaginable. There are mugs, bags, mouse pads, blankets, puzzles, notebooks, greeting cards, stickers, prints, zip pouches and other items featuring the characters, book-cover artwork and familiar DCC imagery.

The store also offers a dedicated Artist Series Collection as well as collections built around Carl, Princess Donut, Mongo and other corners of the DCC universe. It’s the sort of merchandise category where you can begin by looking for a $4.95 Donut sticker and eventually find yourself wondering whether your home needs a Dungeon Crawler Carl blanket. It probably does, and Donut would expect nothing less.

6. Official Dungeon Crawler Carl apparel

Anyone who wants to make their DCC allegiance considerably more obvious has plenty of options. The official store currently has hundreds of apparel variations built around Carl, Donut, Mongo and the series’ increasingly recognizable slogans and imagery. Designs include Viva La Revolución, You Will Not Break Me, Feet First, Princess Posse merchandise and Carl/Donut/Mongo artwork.

There are standard and extra-soft T-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies, with many basic shirts coming in roughly at the $23–$35 range. The result is a merchandise line that increasingly feels less like promotional material for a book series and more like apparel from a particularly dangerous alternate universe. Heart-patterned boxers, however, remain the obvious choice for the truly committed.

7. ‘Dungeon Crawler Carl’ action figures and collectibles

Carl and Donut have officially made the jump from the printed page to the toy shelf. Playmates Toys’ Dungeon Crawler Carl line includes six-inch “Collectible Crawlers,” with Carl, Princess Donut, Mordecai and Prepotente among the first characters. The posable figures feature interchangeable parts and character-specific accessories.

The company is also producing “Dungeon Highlight” statues recreating memorable scenes from the books, including Carl and Donut fleeing an explosion, Donut riding Mongo and—proving that somebody involved with this toy line truly understands the source material—Donut’s memorable encounter with Mordecai’s mother’s ashes. Then there are Loot Boxes containing mystery Princess Donut figures and accessories, complete with variant possibilities.

The collectibles began rolling out through specialty retailers in 2026, including Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million, Urban Outfitters, Hot Topic, BoxLunch and Five Below.

8. Princess Donut’s Virgin Dirty Shirley—now in chocolate form

And then there’s Maeve Chocolate partnering with the Dungeon Crawler Carl universe to create the Virgin Dirty Shirley bar, inspired by Princess Donut’s favorite nonalcoholic cocktail. The $8 truffle bar combines a dark chocolate shell with a white chocolate center, dried cherries and popping candy designed to give the whole thing a little fizz (serving as evidence that someone actually sat down and figured out how to translate a fictional cat’s favorite drink into chocolate).

Even better, the collaboration extended beyond the candy itself: Maeve also created Mama’s Night Off, a Princess Donut browser game in which Donut fires Magic Missiles at falling cherries, accompanied by newly recorded audio from audiobook narrator Jeff Hays.

9. The $12,350 pinball machine

And finally we arrive at the point where “merchandise” seems like an inadequate word. Multimorphic has created an actual Dungeon Crawler Carl pinball game for its modular P³ platform. Players take the role of Carl, accompanied by Princess Donut, as they navigate the dungeon, fight mobs and bosses, cast spells, gather friends, increase their viewer count and pursue vengeance.

Jeff Hays provides character voices, while the machine incorporates original DCC artwork, music, animations and physical mechanisms designed specifically around the books. And this is not a $500 novelty pinball machine intended for the corner of a game room.

For people who already own a compatible Multimorphic P³ system, the Dungeon Crawler Carl game kit costs $5,250. That gives an existing P³ owner the DCC playfield and game experience to install in the modular machine. For everyone else, the complete P³ machine with Dungeon Crawler Carl installed costs $12,350.

A $1,500 nonrefundable deposit is required, and production is expected to begin in late 2026, with fulfillment extending into 2027 depending on a buyer’s place in the queue.

Needless to say, expect much more to come from the world of Dungeon Crawler Carl.