TTRPG Dice

This is a 3D polyhedral dice simulator built specifically for TTRPGs (Tabletop Role-Playing Games).

Whether you're rolling for a stat check, calculating massive attack damage, or leaving your fate to the RNG gods, you can build the exact custom dice set you need right here.

When it's time to roll that critical strike, let these dice decide the fate of your campaign! ദ്ദി (⩌ᴗ⩌ )

Why it's awesome

• All the Dice: We go way beyond standard D6s. You can drop in all kinds of polyhedral dice (like D20s) to handle whatever weird checks your DM throws at you.
• Total Customization: You can tweak every single die individually. Change the die type, set the Start value and Step, and fully customize the Face Color, Line Color, and Number Color to match your character's vibe.
• Real Physics: The 3D physics engine makes the dice tumble, bounce, and collide just like they would on a real table.
• Quality of Life Rules: Math is hard, so turn on "Show total score" to automatically add up your damage. You can also toggle "Auto-flatten dice on landing" so they snap flat to the floor, making them way easier to read.

How to play

• Roll 'Em: Smash the "Roll" button in the bottom right to toss every die on the screen at once.
• Yeet 'Em: Click, hold, and drag anywhere on the screen, then let go to physically throw the dice yourself.
• Tweak Settings: Hit the "Settings" button in the bottom right to open up the customization menu.
• Edit the Set: In the "Visual Editor" tab, tap "Add Dice" to drop in a new die, or hit the "x" on a die to delete it. Use the menu below to tweak its stats (Start, Step) and colors, and check the Preview to see how it looks.
• Change the Rules: Hop into the "Advanced Settings" tab to give your dice set a custom title, and toggle those handy "Auto-flatten dice on landing" and "Show total score" features.
• Share with the Party: Hit the speaker icon in the top right to mute/unmute the clacking sounds. Got the perfect setup for your session? Hit the "Share" icon to send your custom dice set to your party.

Pro tip: Turn off "Low Power Mode" on your phone so the physics engine can handle all those tumbling dice smoothly. If you're on a desktop browser, make sure "Hardware Acceleration" is on for the best 3D animations.