DnD Dice Roller

What is D&D Dice Roller?

A polyhedral dice roller for tabletop games: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 and d100, several dice at once, a modifier added to the total, and every die shown so the table can see the roll. A natural 20 gets its celebration; a natural 1 gets the silence it deserves. It is for the night the dice bag was left at home, for online sessions on a video call, and for new players who do not own a d12 yet.

For board games that need ordinary six-sided dice — Monopoly, Ludo, backgammon — the Two Dice Roller and the Dice Roller are simpler and faster.

Rolls you will make all night

• Attack: d20 + modifier against armour class — the modifier box is for this
• Damage: 2d6 + 3 for a greatsword, 1d8 + 2 for a longsword — set count, die and modifier
• Advantage / disadvantage: roll 2d20 and take the higher or the lower
• Ability scores: 4d6, drop the lowest — roll four and ignore the smallest
• Percentile: d100 for random tables and wild magic
• Initiative for the whole party: roll a d20 per character, read them off the list
• Fireball: 8d6 — the roller handles eight dice at once
• Death saves: a plain d20, no modifier, three successes before three failures

Game setup

How to play D&D Dice Roller

1. Open D&D Dice Roller — it works instantly with no sign-up.
2. Follow the on-screen buttons; every action gives immediate feedback.
3. Use Play Again for another round and Share to send the result.

How many players?

D&D Dice Roller works with 1+ players and a typical round takes about 5 sec. Recommended age: All ages.

Best occasions

Tips

• Keep the roller in fullscreen on a shared screen so the whole table sees the roll land.
• The history list under the roller is your log for the session — useful when someone disputes a damage total.
• Set the modifier once for a weapon and leave it; change the count for criticals.
• Use fullscreen on a TV or projector for groups.
• Sound and theme settings are remembered on this device.

D&D Dice Roller FAQ