๐ฒ Dice Roller
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Roll dice on screen with a realistic 3D animation. Choose the number of dice and sides (d6, d20, etc.) โ handy for board games, tabletop RPGs, or deciding turn order with friends and family.
How to use
- Set the number of dice and the number of sides (d6, d20, etc.).
- Click "Roll" to roll the dice.
- After the 3D animation, see the results and the total.
How the calculation works
Roll 1 to 10 animated 3D dice and see each result and the total. Besides six-sided dice, you can choose the 4-, 8-, 10-, 12- and 20-sided dice used in tabletop RPGs. Each die picks a whole number from 1 up to its number of sides, each equally likely. Six-sided dice are rotated so the result faces up. With several dice, totals near the middle come up most often. With two six-sided dice, 7 is the most likely total (6/36 = 1/6).
Worked example
Totals of two six-sided dice 2: 1/36, 3: 2/36, 4: 3/36, 5: 4/36, 6: 5/36 7: 6/36 (the most likely) 8: 5/36 โฆ 12: 1/36 In RPG notation, โ3d6โ means three six-sided dice and โ1d20โ one twenty-sided die.
Things to be aware of
- Each roll is independent; earlier results do not affect the next.
- For the exact odds of a total, use the Dice Probability Calculator.
- Use it directly for turn order in board games or checks in tabletop RPGs.
FAQ
Can I roll dice with sides other than 6?
Yes โ it supports common tabletop RPG dice like d4, d8, d10, d12, and d20.
Can I roll multiple dice at once?
Yes โ set the number of dice to roll them together and see the total.
Is this useful for tabletop RPG dice rolls?
Yes โ roll multiple d20s or d6s in a way that mirrors the common dice notation used in tabletop RPGs.
Can I use this if I don't have physical dice?
Yes โ with a realistic 3D animation right in your browser, it works as a stand-in for a board or card game when you don't have real dice on hand.
Is the roll fair, with no bias toward certain numbers?
Yes โ the outcome is determined using an unbiased random number generator so every side comes up with equal probability.