Custom Dice Roller Calculator
This custom dice roller calculator will help you with boredom and roll up to 15 dice with up to 120 sides!

What Custom Dice Roller Calculator does
The Custom Dice Roller Calculator lets users simulate dice rolls with up to 15 dice, each having between 3 and 120 faces. It produces a sequence of random results and a running total, making it useful for games, simulations, or exploring probability distributions. The interface uses dropdown menus to select the number of dice and the type of each die, offering a wide range of polyhedral options from triangular prisms to Zocchihedra.
How to use the Omni Calculator Custom Dice Roller Calculator
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Select the number of dice to roll from one to fifteen using the dropdown menu
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Choose the type of each die by selecting the appropriate face count from the dropdown options
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The calculator will automatically generate a sequence of results and display the total sum
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Use the share or clear functions to export or reset your roll results as needed
Best for
Tabletop gamers, educators, and probability enthusiasts who need to quickly simulate custom dice rolls without physical dice.
Limitations
- Results are simulated and not physically random
- Maximum of 15 dice per roll
- No option to adjust probability weights or bias
Custom Dice Roller Calculator FAQ
- Can I roll more than 15 dice at once?
- No, the calculator is limited to a maximum of 15 dice per roll.
- What is the maximum number of sides a single die can have?
- Each die can have up to 120 faces, including specialized polyhedra like the Zocchihedron and Disdyakis triacontahedron.
- Does the tool allow me to set different face counts for individual dice?
- Yes, you can select different die types for each of the up to 15 dice, or set them all to the same number of sides using the 'Set all dice types to' option.
- Is the result truly random or just a simulation?
- The results are computer-simulated random outcomes based on the specified parameters, not physically random rolls.
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