Dice Roller
Dice Roller
Enter how many dice to roll, how many sides each die has, and an optional flat modifier to add to (or subtract from) the total. This rolls each die independently and reports both the individual results and the summed total — the standard notation used across tabletop games (e.g. "2d6+2").
d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20 are the standard polyhedral dice used across most tabletop RPGs, though this roller accepts any number of sides for house rules or less common systems. A negative modifier subtracts a penalty from the total exactly the way many games apply situational bonuses or penalties to a roll, and seeing each individual die result alongside the sum is useful whenever a specific game rule cares about individual dice — like counting how many dice came up as a particular number — rather than just the total.
- Formula: Total = Sum of Individual Rolls + Modifier.
- Common dice types: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20 are the standard polyhedral dice used in most tabletop RPGs, though this tool accepts any number of sides.
- Negative modifiers work too: enter a negative number (e.g. -3) to subtract a penalty from the total, as many game systems require.
What does "2d6+2" mean?
Roll 2 six-sided dice and add 2 to the sum — standard tabletop dice notation, matching exactly what this tool calculates.
Can I roll unusual dice like a d100?
Yes — enter any number of sides you like; this isn't limited to the standard polyhedral set.
Enter how many dice to roll, how many sides each die has, and an optional flat modifier to add to (or subtract from) the total. This rolls each die independently and reports both the individual results and the summed total — the standard notation used across tabletop games (e.g. "2d6+2").
d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20 are the standard polyhedral dice used across most tabletop RPGs, though this roller accepts any number of sides for house rules or less common systems. A negative modifier subtracts a penalty from the total exactly the way many games apply situational bonuses or penalties to a roll, and seeing each individual die result alongside the sum is useful whenever a specific game rule cares about individual dice — like counting how many dice came up as a particular number — rather than just the total.
- Formula: Total = Sum of Individual Rolls + Modifier.
- Common dice types: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20 are the standard polyhedral dice used in most tabletop RPGs, though this tool accepts any number of sides.
- Negative modifiers work too: enter a negative number (e.g. -3) to subtract a penalty from the total, as many game systems require.
What does "2d6+2" mean?
Roll 2 six-sided dice and add 2 to the sum — standard tabletop dice notation, matching exactly what this tool calculates.
Can I roll unusual dice like a d100?
Yes — enter any number of sides you like; this isn't limited to the standard polyhedral set.