Roll virtual dice for games, decision making, and random number generation
A dice roller is a digital simulation tool that generates random numbers corresponding to physical dice outcomes using algorithmic randomisation. Our comprehensive dice roller supports all standard polyhedral dice types from D4 through D100, enabling virtual dice rolling for tabletop gaming, probability education, and decision-making scenarios without requiring physical dice sets.
D4 (Tetrahedron): Four-sided pyramid dice generating 1-4 values, commonly used for small damage rolls and minor probability events.
D6 (Cube): Six-sided standard dice generating 1-6 values, the most familiar dice type used in board games and basic probability.
D8 (Octahedron): Eight-sided dice generating 1-8 values, frequently used for medium damage calculations and expanded probability ranges.
D10 (Pentagonal Trapezohedron): Ten-sided dice generating 1-10 values, ideal for percentage calculations and decimal probability systems.
D12 (Dodecahedron): Twelve-sided dice generating 1-12 values, used for high-damage weapons and extended probability ranges.
D20 (Icosahedron): Twenty-sided dice generating 1-20 values, the signature die of D&D for skill checks and attack rolls.
Our dice roller uses JavaScript's cryptographically secure pseudorandom number generator that produces statistically unbiased results suitable for gaming and educational applications.
Currently, each roll session supports multiple dice of the same type. To roll different dice types, perform separate rolls using the dice type selector.
Yes! Our dice roller provides statistically equivalent results to physical dice and is accepted by most gaming groups for digital D&D sessions and online tabletop gaming.
You can roll up to 20 dice simultaneously of the same type, with individual results displayed plus automatic total calculation for convenience.
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