What the New DCC Puzzle Means for collectors and Tabletop Fa…
The puzzle expands DCC's fast-growing merchandise lineup and gives fans a collectible that doubles as poster art, while signaling the franchise's continued push into tabletop and hobby products.
The puzzle expands DCC's fast-growing merchandise lineup and gives fans a collectible that doubles as poster art, while signaling the franchise's continued push into tabletop and hobby products.
Key points - A 500-piece "Meet the Crawlers" Dungeon Crawler Carl puzzle is now sold at Barnes & Noble. - The puzzle features Carl, Donut, and a full cast of familiar characters from the books. - Kingdom of Threads also released a 250-piece DCC puzzle about eight months ago. - Only three Dungeon Crawler Carl puzzles are currently available to buy. - The DCC RPG and Unstoppable Board Game both release on December 1.
Timeline - About eight months ago: A 250-piece Dungeon Crawler Carl puzzle from Kingdom of Threads was spotted at Barnes & Noble. - Yesterday: The new 500-piece "Meet the Crawlers" puzzle was spotted on Reddit. - December 1: The Dungeon Crawler Carl RPG and Unstoppable Board Game are set to release.
FAQ
Q: Where can I buy the new Dungeon Crawler Carl puzzle? A: The 500-piece "Meet the Crawlers" puzzle is available at Barnes & Noble stores, made by Kingdom of Threads.
Q: How many pieces does the biggest DCC puzzle have? A: The new "Meet the Crawlers" puzzle is 500 pieces, the highest piece-count among the three DCC puzzles currently available.
Q: Are there other Dungeon Crawler Carl tabletop products coming? A: Yes. The Dungeon Crawler Carl RPG and the Dungeon Crawler Carl Unstoppable Board Game are both available for preorder and release December 1.
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