Dice Roller Generator
Roll virtual dice for tabletop games, RPGs, board games, or random decision making. Choose from various dice types with options for multiple dice and custom modifiers.
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How It Works
Select Your Dice Type
Choose from standard dice types including D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, and D100 (percentile). Each die has the appropriate number of sides and follows standard tabletop gaming conventions.Set Number of Dice
Specify how many dice you want to roll at once. Roll a single die or multiple dice of the same type simultaneously—perfect for rolling damage, ability checks, or any game requiring multiple dice.Add Modifiers (Optional)
Apply positive or negative modifiers to your roll total. This feature is especially useful for tabletop RPGs where you often add ability modifiers, proficiency bonuses, or situational adjustments to your dice rolls.Roll the Dice
Click the 'Roll' button to generate your random results. Each die is rolled using a cryptographically secure random number generator to ensure fair and truly random outcomes.View Results and Statistics
See your roll results displayed both individually and as a total sum. For multiple dice, you'll see each individual die result plus the combined total with any modifiers applied.
Tips & Tricks
Use Dice Combinations
Combine different dice types for complex rolls by making multiple rolls. For example, roll 2d8 + 1d6 by first rolling the d8s, then the d6, and adding the results—perfect for calculating varied damage in RPGs.
Save Time in Games
During intense gaming sessions, use the dice roller to speed up play. Rolling all damage dice at once or quickly determining multiple outcomes saves valuable game time.
Advantage/Disadvantage Rolls
For D&D 5e advantage or disadvantage, roll two D20s and take the higher or lower result respectively. You can track both rolls simultaneously to see the difference.
Create Custom Probability Distributions
Combine different dice types and modifiers to create custom probability distributions for unique game mechanics or statistical demonstrations.
Track Critical Results
Keep an eye out for natural 20s (critical hits) or natural 1s (critical fails) when rolling D20s for added excitement in your games.
Use for Learning Probability
The dice roller makes an excellent educational tool for teaching probability concepts. Demonstrate how results distribute across multiple rolls of different dice types.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the dice rolls truly random?
Yes! Our dice roller uses cryptographically secure random number generation to ensure each roll is completely random and fair. The results are as random as physical dice, without the possibility of physical defects or biased weighting.
What dice types are available?
We offer all standard tabletop gaming dice: D4 (four-sided), D6 (six-sided), D8 (eight-sided), D10 (ten-sided), D12 (twelve-sided), D20 (twenty-sided), and D100 (percentile/hundred-sided, typically represented by two D10s).
Can I roll multiple dice at once?
Absolutely! You can roll up to 100 dice of the same type simultaneously. This is perfect for rolling attack and damage dice for multiple characters, calculating large damage rolls, or any situation requiring multiple dice.
How do modifiers work?
Modifiers are values added to or subtracted from your total roll result, not from individual dice. For example, rolling 3d6 with a +5 modifier would roll three six-sided dice, sum their values, and add 5 to the total.
Can I use this for Dungeons & Dragons and other RPGs?
Definitely! The dice roller supports all standard RPG dice types and includes modifiers, making it perfect for D&D, Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu, and virtually any other tabletop RPG system.
How do I roll percentile dice (D100)?
Select the D100 option from the dice type dropdown. This simulates rolling two D10s (one for the tens place and one for the ones place) to generate a number from 1-100, following standard tabletop convention.
Does the dice roller keep a history of my rolls?
Yes, the dice roller maintains a history of your recent rolls during your session, allowing you to reference previous results. This history is only stored locally in your browser and resets when you clear your browser data.