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D&D 5e SRD Spells and Monsters Compendium Radar

Extract D&D 5e SRD Spells and Monsters Compendium data in clean JSON or CSV. Query by category, maxItems for records, engagement metrics, and metadata. Export datasets, run via API or Python/Node.js SDK, schedule runs, or integrate with webhooks with zero proxy fees.

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Extract official Dungeons & Dragons fifth edition System Reference Document (SRD) spells, monster stats, character classes, and magic items.

Features

  • Scrapes open gaming content indexed under the Wizards of the Coast Open Game License.
  • Collects indexed reference identifiers, official spell and monster names, and direct API endpoints.
  • Supports spells, monsters, magic items, character classes, and class feature catalogs.
  • Operates via public serverless endpoints with zero API keys and zero proxy overhead.
  • Delivers clean structured records formatted for export to JSON, CSV, Excel, or tabletop gaming utilities.

Input parameters

  • Compendium Category: Resource type (spells, monsters, magic items, classes, features). Default is spells.
  • Maximum Items: Maximum number of entries to retrieve, up to 100. Default is 50.

Output dataset fields

Each dataset record contains:

  • index: Standardized slug identifier (such as acid-arrow or adult-black-dragon).
  • name: Official rulebook entry title.
  • category: Compendium division name.
  • apiEndpoint: Direct JSON endpoint for extended stat block data.
  • srdReferenceUrl: Web reference link to rulebook documentation.
  • scrapedAt: UTC timestamp when the data was extracted.

Use cases

  • Virtual tabletop tools: Power character sheet builders and virtual tabletop encounter generators.
  • Campaign managers: Provide fast offline lookup tables for game masters.
  • Gaming wikis: Ingest canonical open gaming reference data for roleplaying game encyclopedias.