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Dice Roller
For board games with lost dice and tabletop role-playing at a distance. Choose how many dice and how many sides, add a modifier, and every individual roll is shown alongside the total.
How to use it
- Set how many dice and how many sides each has.
- Add a modifier if your game uses one.
- Roll, and read the individual results under the total.
Examples
- 2d6 — the standard board-game roll.
- 1d20+5 — a role-playing check with a bonus.
- 4d6 — roll four and drop the lowest, the classic way to generate a stat.
Questions people ask
Are virtual dice as fair as real ones?
Arguably fairer. Physical dice have manufacturing flaws and biased throws; this uses the browser's cryptographic random source, which has no such tilt. Each face is equally likely on every roll.
Why does 2d6 land on 7 so often?
Because there are six different ways to make 7 from two dice and only one way to make 2 or 12. Adding dice creates a bell-shaped distribution, which is why many games prefer several dice over one large one.
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Updated: 2026-08-07