Dice Roller
Lost the dice again? Roll here — any count, any classic die size.
Everything happens in your browser — your entries are never uploaded or stored.
About this tool
Choose how many dice and which kind — six-sided dice are drawn as proper pip dice; the polyhedral set (d4 through d100) shows as numbers. Every roll adds to a running history line, so tabletop players can prove what they rolled three turns ago.
Each die is an independent, uniform draw: a d20 really does roll 1 as often as 20, whatever your last session felt like. For modifiers (+3 to hit and friends), add them to the printed total — the history keeps the raw roll honest.
How to use it
- Set the dice count and sides.
- Press Roll Dice.
- Read the dice and the total; the history remembers the session.
Frequently asked questions
Can I roll different dice together, like 2d6+1d20?
Roll each set separately — the history line keeps them in order.
Is a d100 a real die?
It's the percentile roll from tabletop games: a uniform number from 1 to 100.
Are the rolls fair?
Yes — uniform random draws, no weighting towards any face.