Draw from the world’s weighted tables. Every item comes with its grade, material, and orb value.
Use this to summon one item from the weighted tables at no cost, reproducibly when a seed is given. The forge makes one at a time, so expand an army from one integer with deriveSeed and call once per soul.
Bring forth a character with a class, traits, attributes, and a full set of equipment.
Use this to generate one character with its stats, equipment, traits, and derived values. Pass equipmentBonus=1 for the optional gear approximation; by default finalStats equals modifiedStats.
Gather a party from one seed. Choose how many characters answer the call.
Use this to generate one character with its stats, equipment, traits, and derived values. Pass equipmentBonus=1 for the optional gear approximation; by default finalStats equals modifiedStats.
Your party gathers here.
Roll a party to fill the four empty slots.
Craft one item. Spend more orbs to improve your chances of a better result.
Use this to spend orbs and receive an item, either by targeting a material tier or by rolling the best of many.
health check
Use this to confirm the world yet lives and answers.
this document
Use this to discover every endpoint and its purpose without reading source.
agent-readable skill describing how to use the API, also reachable at /skill, /skill.md, /.well-known/skill, /.well-known/skill.md, /llms.txt
Use this to obtain the complete guide for agents and developers, that all usage patterns and recipes may be learned from a single page.
crafting and economy skill, also reachable at /craft-guide, /craft-guide.md
Use this to learn the full crafting and economy system, that orb costs, crafting modes, stat boosting, and monster drops may be composed into a progression loop.
canonical 9 base stats and inclusive [min, max] bounds
Use this to obtain the canonical stat order before sending values to /api/attributes or /api/drop, that there be no ambiguity in the array.
equipment slots, per-slot capacity, derived-attribute domain, and canonical iteration order
Use this to learn which slots exist, how many items each holds, and their advisory derived-attribute domains.
all skills with flavor text
Use this to obtain the full table of 288 skills from which characters draw their distinctions.
all advantages
Use this to obtain the full advantages table for building trait pickers and character creation.
all disadvantages
Use this to obtain the full disadvantages table for building flaw systems and challenge modifiers.
all character classes with mainhand weapon mapping
Use this to obtain the 144 classes and the mainhand weapon each is bound to.
all status effects with descriptions
Use this to obtain the status-effect vocabulary for a game that defines its own effect mechanics.
generator health check
Use this to confirm the generator API is reachable before rolling.
roll a full 15-item equipment set with per-slot breakdown; seedable
Use this to outfit a character with a complete equipment set in one call, reproducibly when a seed is given.
score and tier an item by its roll or index vector
Use this to appraise an item and learn its material grade, tier, quality score, and the contribution of each factor.
tier definitions and grade ranges
Use this to learn the seven grade definitions from F through S and the boundaries between them.
advisory modifier budget and hash-derived theme channels for an item
Use this to learn how much power an item of this grade is entitled to and which attribute or elemental channels its name suggests, though the magnitudes remain yours to tune.
the modifier budget table, channel list, and theme derivation spec
Use this to obtain the budget-per-grade schedule and the hash specification, that a client may recompute every budget and theme locally.
orb cost to craft at a target tier
Use this to learn the orb price required before attempting a craft at the given tier.
orb salvage value for disassembling an item, plus the full schedule and sink invariant
Use this to appraise what an item returns when destroyed for orbs, under the published schedule whose expected return per roll stays strictly below one orb.
orb cost to push a stat from one value to another
Use this to price the orb cost of raising a stat across the given range.
calculate the orb drop for slaying an enemy
Use this to determine how many orbs a slain enemy yields, given its nine stats (each 8 to 24) and encounter class. Threat scaling, such as a 10,000-HP boss, is your math; multipliers scale the drop, not the stat block.
encounter classes and their drop multipliers
Use this to learn the five encounter classes and the multiplier each bestows upon the base drop.
deterministic stat modifier for a single trait
Use this to learn the exact stat modifier a trait name produces, for the hash is deterministic and does not vary.
precomputed bulk trait impact map
Use this to obtain every trait pre-scored with its stat modifier in a single call.
derive 23 attributes from the 5 primary stats
Use this to expand base stats into health, damage, speed, dodge, and the remaining derived attributes.
attribute formula spec
Use this to obtain the formula behind every derived attribute, that a client may recompute them locally.
whole-character power rating from a reconciled stat block
Use this to grade a whole character as one canonical number, that a roster’s salary cap may be a sum instead of a recipe.