Dice Roller

Advanced dice notation rolls

Roll:

Use dice notation for just about any die roll.

The following are all acceptable rolls. Click on them to try...

You can add modifiers to rolls, but they must be signed (include a + or - sign). e.g...

You can also batch roll in 2 ways. 3d6 would sum the result of the three rolls, returning a single number. But if you want three separate d6 rolls, just use 1d6*3. Or if you want to roll different types of dice, use a comma separated list of rolls. For example, the following are all valid rolls...

My first attempt at a dice roller used lots of little drop down lists for all the dice types, and all the modifiers, I could think of. But when I was running a game, and I had rolls to make for 15 orcs, 12 goblins and a drunk satyr, this got tedious real fast. So I've simplified it.

The basic dice roller always assumes you will be rolling one twenty sided dice (d20). Just add your modifier, if any, and press the button. For the majority of rolls in Dungeons and Dragons, this will suffice.
Use the advanced option to write standard dice notation for any kind of dice roll.

If you find a bug in this dice roller, please report it.

The Magnificent Dice Roller

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Advanced dice notation rolls