Roll three d6 dice
Input and settings
Sides 6 / Count 3
Expected result
Three rolls, each 1–6; total 3–18. Actual values are not fixed.
Roll multiple d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, or d100 dice with a short history.
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Roll one to 100 common polyhedral dice and see both individual values and their total.
The last ten rolls are kept only while this page remains open and are not saved after a reload.
Roll three six-sided dice and two twenty-sided dice, checking individual rolls separately from their sum.
Example buttons replace the inputs and settings above and calculate. Restore previous input steps back one example at a time. After trying multiple examples, repeat restore to return to your original input. This history is lost when the page closes.
Sides 6 / Count 3
Three rolls, each 1–6; total 3–18. Actual values are not fixed.
Sides 20 / Count 2
Two rolls, each 1–20; total 2–40. This roll is added at the top of history.
The large number is the total; the addition below shows individual rolls. A total of six from three d6 dice does not mean each die rolled six. Check the number and range of rolls as well as the sum. History keeps the latest ten rolls, newest first.
Sides are 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 20 or 100; count is 1–100. Web Crypto is used, without modeling physical-die bias or custom face weights. Examples roll for real and append history, dropping entries older than the latest ten. Restore returns sides/count only, not rolls or history. Record results you need first. Rolling after restore performs a new draw.
Verification: existing functions check supported roll bounds, sum consistency and rejection of invalid sides. Browser checks independently add the displayed rolls and verify settings restoration after two examples.
Each die returns 1–6, so the total of two d6 dice is 2–12. For example, rolls of 2 and 5 total 7; these are illustrative values, not a fixed outcome.
The history shows the latest ten rolls. Record any results you need before closing the page.
The tool uses the browser's crypto source with unbiased integer sampling.
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No. Choose from the seven supported dice.
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