One call, a whole creature

Building a creature for a game or a story usually takes two requests: one for stats, one for art. creature-kit does both in a single paid call.

Send a creature name — any monster, myth, cryptid, or homebrew — with an optional art style, source hint, and target challenge rating: 

{ "creature": "young brass dragon", "style": "fantasy-art", "challenge_hint": "CR 6" }

You get back an original 5e-style stat block (armor class, hit points, attacks, abilities) and a hosted image URL, each with its own timing so you can see how the two parts performed.

How it works

creature-kit is a composite: it runs creature-statblock and creature-image in parallel in-process. Because they run at the same time, the kit comes back in about the time of the slower of the two, not the sum. The response carries composed_of and per-component components so an agent can tell exactly which parts ran and how long each took.

The stat block is original game math, not copied text, and the image is generated fresh. If one part fails, the other still returns; the call only errors when both fail.

Reach it at POST /creature-kit.