D&D Dice Roller - Roll D20s and More

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Essential Tools for D&D Players

D20 Rolls with Advantage/Disadvantage

Our D20 roller automatically handles advantage and disadvantage rolls according to D&D 5e rules. Roll two D20s and take the higher or lower result with a single click.

Ability Score Generation

Generate ability scores using the standard 4d6 drop lowest method. Roll stats for your new character in seconds without needing physical dice.

Damage Dice for Any Weapon or Spell

Roll damage for any weapon or spell with our customizable dice roller. From a simple 1d8 longsword to a massive 8d6 fireball, we've got you covered.

Save Your D&D Dice Combinations

Creating a frequently used dice combination? Save it for quick access during your next game session. Perfect for spellcasters with complex damage formulas.

D&D Dice Roller FAQ

To roll a D20 with advantage in our D&D dice roller, simply select "Advantage" from the roll type options. Following D&D 5e rules, the system will automatically roll two D20s and take the higher result. This is useful for attack rolls, ability checks, and saving throws when your character has a favorable circumstance.

In D&D 5e, the standard method for rolling ability scores is "4d6 drop lowest," where you roll four six-sided dice, ignore the lowest roll, and add the three highest dice together. Our ability score generator automates this process for all six ability scores (Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma), making character creation quicker and easier.

D&D uses various dice combinations depending on the action:

  • D20: For attack rolls, saving throws, and ability checks
  • D4, D6, D8, D10, D12: For damage rolls depending on weapons and spells
  • D100 (or percentile dice): For random tables and certain spells
  • Multiple dice: Like 2d6 (two six-sided dice) for greatsword damage or 8d6 for fireball damage

Our D&D dice roller supports all these combinations and more.

Yes! Our D&D dice roller allows you to add or subtract modifiers to your dice rolls. This is essential for D&D, where you typically add your ability modifier and proficiency bonus to skill checks, attack rolls, and saving throws. Simply enter your modifier in the designated field, and it will be automatically calculated into your final result.

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