ケンク名前生成ツール
AIでD&D用のケンク名を生成 — オノマトペと借用音の名前で、カラス族の模倣能力に忠実。各名前に説明付き。卓上ゲームのキャラクターとファンタジー小説に最適。
入力
オプション。テーマを自分の言葉で調整してください（最大500文字）。
オフにすると、名前のリストのみになります — 意味やフレーバーテキストはなし。
名前1つあたり2クレジット。取得した名前のみクレジットが消費されます。
出力
| 名前 | 説明 |
|---|---|
| No data yet | |
このツールを使う他の方法
REST API
curl -X POST https://api.iotools.cloud/v1/tool/name-generator/kenku-name-generator \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"complexity": "balanced",
"length": "medium",
"context": "",
"count": "5",
"describe": "true"
}'ご自身のアカウントのキーに差し替えてください。ツールのフィールドがそのままリクエストボディになります——ラッパーはありません。
AIエージェントに依頼する
Use the IOTools `name-generator__kenku-name-generator` tool (Kenku Name Generator) on this input:
YOUR_INPUT_HEREIOTools MCPサーバーに接続された任意のエージェントにこれを貼り付け、入力内容を追加してください。
| API/MCP 1回あたりの費用 | 5クレジットから |
|---|---|
| 無料プランのAPI/MCP上限^ | 月30クレジット |
| クレジットが足りませんか? | 料金を見る |
^ 無料プランで、このツールにAPI/MCP経由で月に使える上限額です。クレジットパックを購入すると、Builderと同様にこの上限はなくなります。
次の方法でも利用可能
ガイド
Kenku don't have names the way other races do. Cursed to speak only in sounds they've stolen, the crow-folk of Dungeons & Dragons are named by the noises they carry — the scrape of a drawn blade, the clink of a dropped coin, the creak of an old door. A kenku called Sword-Scrape earned it by repeating that sound until it stuck. This generator leans all the way into that conceit, producing onomatopoeic, borrowed-sound names and a line explaining the noise behind each one.
That makes kenku names unlike anything else in this family: no melodic vowels, no noble titles, just sharp little fragments of overheard sound.
How to use it
The length control tracks how compound the name is. Short names (Whistle, Clatter, Squeak) are a single stolen sound. Longer ones (Rusty-Hinge-Creak, Two-Coins-Falling) stack sounds into a phrase — good for an older kenku with more noises in its repertoire, or for comic effect.
Complexity decides how literal the sound is. Simple gives you plain, recognisable noises (Snap, Thud, Chirp); elaborate builds evocative multi-part sound-images that read almost like tiny poems.
Use extra context to point the mimicry at your kenku's history:
- "kenku thief, names taken from city sounds — locks, coins, footsteps"
- "kenku raised near a blacksmith, metal and fire noises"
- "sinister kenku assassin, sounds are quiet and unsettling"
- "comic-relief kenku, absurd household noises"
Does this match how kenku work in D&D 5e?
Yes — the sound-mimicry naming is straight from the kenku lore in the Monster Manual and Volo's Guide to Monsters. A name like "Bowstring-Twang" reads correctly to any 5e player without explanation, and fits a kenku PC, NPC or the whole flock.
Why are the names sounds instead of words?
Because that's the curse. Kenku can perfectly reproduce sounds they've heard but can't invent speech of their own, so their "name" is whichever sound they've chosen to represent themselves. The generator writes each name as the sound it imitates, which is what makes them instantly recognisable as kenku.
Can I use a generated kenku name in my own game?
Yes — these are short descriptive sound-phrases, not protected content, so use them freely. Because they're built from everyday noises they rarely collide with anything trademarked, but a quick search never hurts if you're publishing.
Why do repeated runs reuse the same sounds?
There are only so many sharp, evocative noises, so large batches cluster around blades, coins and doors. Near-duplicates are filtered before you see them, and pressing Generate again nudges the model toward sounds it hasn't used yet.