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Dice Roller

Roll multiple dice with custom faces online. Fair random results for games and draws.

Instructions

How to Use

  • Set the number of dice and faces

  • Click to roll

  • See each result and the total
  • ❓ FAQ

    Are the results fair?

    Yes, the tool uses cryptographically secure random numbers.

    Can I customize the number of faces?

    Yes, dice with 2 to 100 faces are supported.

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