Dice Roller

When to use Dice Roller

You are thirty minutes into a D&D session and someone knocked the dice bag off the table. Or you are running a board game night over video call and half the players forgot to bring dice. Open this page, pick your die type — d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, or d100 — choose how many to roll at once, and hit roll. Individual die values show alongside the total so you can read a damage roll or an initiative score at a glance. Batch rolls let you throw a whole handful of d6s for a fireball without clicking six times. Rolls are generated with crypto.getRandomValues, so the distribution is cryptographically random — no predictable cycle, no weighting. History shows your last ten rolls for the session, then clears when you close the tab.

• Roll initiative for five players at a D&D table
• Throw a fistful of d6s for board game damage over video call
• Generate a random stat block for a new RPG character

About this tool

Roll a d20 for initiative, a fistful of d6s for damage, or a single d4 when the rules say so — without hunting under the couch cushions. Supports d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20. Roll up to six dice at once and see individual values plus the total. Great for tabletop RPG sessions without physical dice, board game nights, or any classroom game that needs a quick roll. No data leaves your browser — rolls are generated locally and nothing is logged.