Physical dice go missing; this roller is always at hand. Choose from one to ten dice, roll, and watch the faces tumble before settling. Each die shows its value as a proper pip face, the total is added up for you, and a history list keeps your last ten rolls — perfect for board games, classroom probability lessons and tabletop sessions where the maths should never slow the game down.
Reading the Roll
Standard six-sided dice are used, with values from 1 to 6 weighted evenly. The per-die faces matter in games that read dice individually — doubles, pairs and highest-die rules — while the bold total covers the many games that simply add everything. The history records the dice values and total of each recent roll in order, so disputes about what was rolled two turns ago end with a glance.
How to Roll
- Set the number of dice, from 1 to 10.
- Click roll and watch the animation.
- Read the individual faces and the total.
- Roll again whenever your turn comes; check history if needed.
Fairness, Honestly Stated
The values come from your browser's random number generator, the same class of randomness used across the web for shuffles and draws. No outcome is favoured: each face of each die has an equal chance on every roll, independent of what came before — a run of sixes is luck, not momentum, which is itself a nice probability lesson.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I roll dice with more or fewer sides?
This roller uses standard six-sided dice. For role-playing dice like d20, a dedicated polyhedral roller is the better tool.
Does the animation affect the result?
No. Values are decided at the moment of the roll; the tumbling is purely visual.
How long is the history kept?
The last ten rolls are shown for the current page session. Refreshing the page clears it.