Dice Roller
Roll dice for D&D, Pathfinder, and other tabletop RPGs. Supports all standard dice types and custom notation with modifiers.
Dice Roller
Roll dice using standard notation (e.g., 2d6+3, 1d20, 4d6-2)
Format: [number]d[faces][+/-modifier] (e.g., 2d6+3, d20, 4d6-2)
Dice Notation Guide:
d20- Roll one 20-sided die2d6- Roll two 6-sided dice2d6+3- Roll 2d6 and add 34d6-2- Roll 4d6 and subtract 2
How to Use
- 1Choose dice type — Click a quick roll button (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, d100) or enter custom notation.
- 2Enter notation — Use standard dice notation like 2d6+3 (2 six-sided dice plus 3).
- 3Roll the dice — Click Roll or press Enter to roll your dice.
- 4View results — See individual dice results, modifiers, and total.
- 5Track history — Your roll history is saved for reference during your session.
Frequently Asked Questions
What dice notation formats are supported?
Standard RPG notation is supported: [number]d[faces][+/-modifier]. Examples: d20 (one d20), 2d6 (two d6), 2d6+3 (two d6 plus 3), 4d6-2 (four d6 minus 2).
What do the colored dice mean?
Green dice show maximum rolls (natural max), red dice show minimum rolls (natural 1), and blue shows modifiers. Regular dice are shown in gray.
Is this roller truly random?
Yes, this roller uses JavaScript's Math.random() which provides cryptographically sufficient randomness for gaming purposes. Each roll is independent.
Can I roll multiple different dice at once?
Currently, each roll uses a single dice notation. For multiple different dice, make separate rolls. Your history tracks all rolls.
What's the maximum number of dice I can roll?
You can roll up to 100 dice at once with faces up to 1000. This covers all standard RPG needs and more.