Dice Roller

To use the Dice Roller, simply enter your desired dice notation into the input field and click the 'Roll' button. The result of the dice roll will be displayed below.

Dice notation is a shorthand notation used to represent different dice and their quantities in role-playing games. It consists of a number followed by 'd' and then another number to represent the type of dice.

Yes, you can add modifiers to your dice roll by simply appending them to the end of your dice notation. For example, if you want to add a +2 modifier, you can input '2d6+2'.

Yes, you can roll multiple sets of dice at once by separating them with a comma. For example, if you want to roll two six-sided dice and a four-sided die, you can input '2d6, 1d4'.

No, currently the Dice Roller does not have a specific feature to re-roll individual dice results. However, you can always re-roll the entire set by clicking the 'Roll' button again.

Currently, the Dice Roller does not have a feature to save or share your dice rolls directly. However, you can take a screenshot or copy the result if you need to share or save it.

The Dice Roller supports rolling up to 100 dice at once. If you need to roll more than that, you can split it into multiple rolls or contact the developer for further assistance.

Yes, the Dice Roller uses a random number generator to simulate dice rolls. It endeavors to provide truly random results, but it is important to remember that it is a software simulation and not true physical dice.

Absolutely! While the Dice Roller is primarily designed for role-playing games, you can use it for any activities that involve rolling dice, such as board games, tabletop games, or even just for fun.

The Dice Roller was created by Caly, a passionate developer with a love for both role-playing games and coding. Caly aimed to create a simple and convenient tool to aid players in their gaming sessions.