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Every die, every roll, right here on the table. No sign-up, no download, and nothing to dismiss before you get to the dice.
Ready to roll 2d6
Die
Quantity
Modifier
2d6 · Six-Sided Die
Generated locally in your browser
Eighteen dice, one engine
Roll any die
Dice Forge
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Set the controls or type the notation. They are the same thing seen two ways, so changing either updates the other. Save the rolls you use every session and share any of them with a link.
Rollers
Built for how you play
Dice Roller
Roll any die instantly. Fair, fast and free, with no sign-up.
DnD Dice Roller
Roll the full polyhedral set for tabletop roleplaying, with advantage, modifiers and damage rolls built in.
Random Dice Roller
Genuinely random dice, generated in your browser with cryptographic randomness.
Virtual Dice Roller
Virtual dice for when the real set is missing. Works on any device, no app required.
Online Dice Roller
Roll dice online in your browser. Nothing to download and nothing to install.
Board Game Dice Roller
Two big, readable six-sided dice for game night. No notation and no setup.
Probability
Know your odds
- What is the average roll of a d20?
- 10.5Every face is equally likely, so the average sits halfway between 1 and 20.
- What are the odds of a natural 20?
- 5%One face in twenty, or 1 in 20. Rolling with advantage lifts it to 9.75%.
- What is the average roll of 2d6?
- 7Seven is also the most likely total, coming up on 6 of the 36 combinations.
- What does 4d6 mean?
- Four six-sided diceThe number before the d is how many dice. The number after it is how many sides each one has.
How it works
Actually random
Results come from your browser’s cryptographic random number generator, not from Math.random(), and they are drawn with rejection sampling so no face is favoured. The animation never decides anything. The number is settled first, and the dice are then shown landing on it.