Online dice roller FAQ

Can I roll a d20 online?

Yes. Type d20 or 1d20+5, then roll. Use it for attacks, saves, checks and initiative.

Can I roll several dice at once?

Yes. Use notation such as 2d6, 5d6 or 8d6+3, or change the controls manually.

Does it support d100?

Yes. By default, d100 rolls one physical 100-sided die. If your RPG table says d100 but expects percentile dice, choose percentile mode: two d10s, one for tens and one for units. By common tabletop convention, 00 + 0 is read as 100.

Is the history saved?

No permanent history is saved. The roll log only lives in the current tab, which is useful during play but not an account record.

Is this random enough for RPGs?

For casual tabletop games, yes. For gambling, tournaments, official disputes or anything regulated, use the method required by the organizer.

Does the animation decide the result?

It depends on the execution path. With WebGL physics, the final value comes from the uppermost face after the dice settle, so the simulated throw determines that result. Fallback paths use the logical generator and display its result without pretending physics ran.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. The controls are built for phone, tablet and desktop. If you use reduced-motion settings, the interface avoids unnecessary motion where possible.

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