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Version: Book 6

Quan Ch

Overview​

Quan Ch was a Half Elf crawler who was the highest-level crawler in Bubble 543 at the start of Book 4. Arrogant and dangerous, he attempted to kill the juvenile god Orthrus for the world quest bounty — leading Carl to rip off his arm. He was killed by Carl on Floor 8 (Book 6, Chapter 60).

First Appearance​

Book 4, Chapter 1 (by reputation); Chapter 32 (direct appearance)

Description​

  • Race: Half Elf
  • Class: Imperial Security Trooper → Sergeant-at-Arms (Floor 6)
  • Level 45 (Book 4); Level 48 (Book 5); deceased (Book 6)
  • Fled his original bubble early; arrogant and dangerous
  • Wore a celestial robe with a shield-protection effect
  • Lost Ring of Sniping (Rockard's Ring) and two other rings when his arm was ripped off by Carl
  • His Sergeant-at-Arms class caused him to hoard every weapon he looted from crawlers he killed

Role in the Story​

Books 4–5​

Quan Ch was introduced by reputation at the start of Floor 5 as the most powerful crawler in Bubble 543. In Chapter 32, he attempted to kill Orthrus for the world quest bounty. Carl intervened, ripping off Quan's arm and looting the Ring of Sniping (Rockard's Ring) and two other rings from the severed limb. Quan fled to Floor 6.

On Floor 6, the recap show showed him as one-armed, pale, and sick-looking. He had changed class to Sergeant-at-Arms and reached Level 48, ranked #10 on the leaderboard with a 100,000 gold bounty (×3 modifier).

Book 6​

Quan Ch was killed by Carl in Chapter 60 using totems Golden Uzi Jesus and Asojano, who turned him into pulp. Carl looted his extensive inventory — which proved to be everything he'd taken off the crawlers he'd killed over the entire crawl:

  • Celestial cloak
  • Nickel sock (magical; extraordinarily effective)
  • Boomerang bowler hat (decapitating, boomerangs back)
  • Velma the Flame Thrower (named weapon)
  • Eye in the Sky scrolls (×5)
  • Magical tomes
  • ~5 million gold coins
  • An extensive collection of swords, spears, war hammers, a magical chainsaw, and other weapons

Carl kept Quan's arm. The only item left in Quan's dead grip was a single golden ring, which Carl chose not to take.

Known Relationships​

  • Carl — antagonist; Carl ripped his arm off (Book 4) and later killed him (Book 6)
  • Orthrus — attempted to kill for the world quest bounty

Appearances​

  • Book 4: Chapters 1, 32
  • Book 5: Chapters 8, 36, 41, 52, 63, 65
  • Book 6: Chapter 60 (death)