Dice Roller
Roll virtual dice online — choose the number of dice and sides per die, and see the total.
- This Roll6
- Statistical Average7
This roll came in 1 below the long-run average of 7 for 2d6.
- Total6
With 2 diece of 6 sides, totals can range from 2 to 12, averaging 7 over many rolls.
About the Dice Roller
You're mid-game, the d20 has rolled under the couch for the third time this session, or half the party's dice bag never made it to game night — this roller covers you, with any number of dice at any number of sides, not just the classic six-sided cube. Board games, tabletop RPGs, gambling-adjacent party games, or settling an argument with a coin-flip-style roll all work the same way here.
Tabletop RPG players get the most out of the flexible sides field — a d20 for an attack roll, a d8 for damage, a d100 for a percentile check — while board gamers mostly want the standard 2d6. Either way, it rolls instantly and shows every individual die alongside the total, so you can see exactly what came up on each one, not just the sum.
Frequently asked questions
Is this dice roller actually random and fair?
Each die rolls an independent, uniformly random result from 1 to however many sides it has, using your browser's random number generator — every side has an equal chance on every roll, exactly like a physical fair die.
Can I roll dice other than a standard six-sided die?
Yes — set "Sides Per Die" to whatever you need: 4, 8, 10, 12, 20, or any other number, covering the full set of dice used in tabletop RPGs plus anything unusual a game calls for.
How many dice can I roll at once?
Up to 50 dice in a single roll, each shown individually alongside the combined total.
Why does the total rarely land exactly on the statistical average?
With multiple dice, individual rolls swing above and below the average and mostly cancel out, but any single roll is still just one sample — the average only becomes visible after many, many rolls, which is exactly what the comparison bar above is showing you.
Can I use this for a percentile (d100) roll?
Yes — set sides to 100 and roll a single die to get a number from 1 to 100, the standard way tabletop games handle percentile checks.
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