A little chance. A lot of possibility.
RPG Dice Roller
Choose a D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20 or D100. Add a modifier and keep every result easy to read.
RPG Dice Roller tool
RPG dice
Your next adventure starts here.
Choose the right die
D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20 and D100 describe the number of possible results. A D20 returns a number from 1 to 20. Use the shortcuts for the most common dice, or pick any size from the Sides list. This virtual RPG dice roller works for Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) and other tabletop roleplaying games.
D4: four-sided die
Returns 1 to 4. Often used for small weapons and minor healing effects.
D6: six-sided die
Returns 1 to 6, the same range as a standard board game die. Roll several at once for larger effects.
D8: eight-sided die
Returns 1 to 8. A common choice for mid-sized weapons and hit dice.
D10: ten-sided die
Returns 1 to 10. This roller numbers the faces 1 to 10 rather than 0 to 9.
D12: twelve-sided die
Returns 1 to 12. Useful for heavy weapons and any 1 to 12 range.
D20: twenty-sided die
Returns 1 to 20. Most ability checks, attacks and saving throws in D&D start with a D20, which is also the only die that supports advantage and disadvantage here.
D100: percentile die
Returns 1 to 100 in one draw, for percentage tables and random encounters.
Modifiers and advantage
For 1d20 + 3, add 3 to the die result. Advantage rolls two D20s and keeps the higher; disadvantage keeps the lower. Apply the modifier once.
Adding a modifier
Enter any whole number from −1000 to +1000. With several dice, the dice are added first and the modifier is applied once to the total, so 3d6 + 2 with rolls of 1, 2 and 3 gives 8.
Advantage and disadvantage
These modes are available for exactly one D20. Both raw results stay visible: with advantage [8, 17] + 3 the result is 20, and with disadvantage [8, 17] + 3 it is 11. For other dice, roll mode stays on Normal and the tool explains why.
Percentile dice
This tool reports D100 results from 1 to 100. Check your game rules when using physical percentile dice with 00 markings.
Frequently asked questions
No. Use the roller directly in your browser. There is no native app download, no install and no account. It is a free web app that works on phones, tablets and computers.
Yes. Standard and 2D views show the result straight away. Only the 3D view animates, and it is switched off automatically when your device asks for reduced motion.
No. Advantage and disadvantage apply to a single D20, as in most tabletop rules. Set Dice to 1 and Sides to 20 to turn them on.
No. Virtual Dice Roller is an independent dice tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the publishers of Dungeons & Dragons.
