Dice Roller

Dice Roller – Roll Virtual Dice Online Instantly

The Dice Roller is a fast, reliable, and easy-to-use online tool that simulates real dice rolls with true randomness. Whether you need to roll a simple d6, multiple dice at once, or advanced polyhedral dice for tabletop games like RPGs, this tool delivers instant and fair results.

It’s perfect for board games, Dungeons & Dragons–style gameplay, classroom activities, probability testing, decision-making, and fun random outcomes.

What Is a Dice Roller?

A dice roller is a digital simulation of physical dice that generates random numbers based on the number of dice and sides selected. Instead of rolling real dice, the tool uses a pseudo-random number generator to ensure fair and unbiased results.

Example rolls:

1d6 → 4
2d8 → 5 + 7 = 12
4d6 (drop lowest) → character stats

Why Use an Online Dice Roller?

You can use this tool to:

• 🎲 Roll dice without physical dice
• ⚔️ Play tabletop & RPG games remotely
• 📚 Teach probability & math concepts
• 🎯 Make quick random decisions
• 🧮 Simulate large dice combinations
• 🎮 Speed up gameplay sessions

Supported Dice Types

The Dice Roller supports standard and non-conventional dice, including:

• d2 – Coin flip
• d4 – Tetrahedron
• d6 – Classic cube
• d8 – Octahedron
• d10 – Percentile dice
• d12 – Dodecahedron
• d20 – RPG standard
• d100 – Full probability rolls
• Custom dice with any number of sides

Key Features of the Dice Roller

• 🎲 Roll single or multiple dice at once
• 🔢 Choose any number of sides per die
• ⚡ Instant results with smooth animations
• 📜 Dice roll history & logs
• 🎮 Ideal for tabletop & RPG games
• 🆓 Completely free, no signup required
• 📱 Works on mobile, tablet & desktop

How to Use the Dice Roller

1. Select the number of dice
2. Choose the number of sides (d6, d20, etc.)
3. Click Roll
4. Instantly view results and totals
5. Repeat or adjust dice as needed

Popular Use Cases

• 🎲 Board games & party games
• 🧙 Tabletop RPGs & fantasy games
• 🏫 Classroom probability demos
• 🎯 Random number generation
• 🧪 Statistical testing
• 🎮 Online multiplayer sessions

How Random Is a Virtual Dice Roll?

Virtual dice use pseudo-random algorithms, which are mathematically fair and often more consistent than physical dice, which may be unbalanced due to manufacturing imperfections.

For most games and simulations, virtual dice are accurate, unbiased, and reliable.