https://dice.adamw.uk/

How to use


Rolling a die

Click one of the buttons at the top to roll that die.


Rolling multiple dice at once

Click the ⚙️⬇️ button and change the number in the “Roll this many” field to set the number of dice to be rolled with each click.


Re-rolling a die

Click a die's number to re-roll it.


Re-rolling all your dice at once

Click the 🔃 button.


Custom dice

To add a custom die, click the ⚙️⬇️ button to open settings, type the number of sides you want the custom die to have in the “Add custom die” field, then press enter or click +.


Hiding default dice

To show or hide the default dice (shown by default) click the ⚙️⬇️ button and check or uncheck “Enable default dice”.


Removing a die

Click a die's delete button - to remove it.


Removing all dice

Click the 🗑️ button to remove all dice.


Why is a die highlighted in gold?

That's a natural 20! Nice one.


Why don't the dice make sounds?

A good question. Of course, click-clack number rocks should click-clack. To turn on sounds, add ?sound=true to the URL, e.g. https://dice.adamw.uk/?sound=true. This will also enable fun sound effects for d20 rolls of 20 and 1.

I've enabled sounds. Now a weird sound is played if I roll a 1 on a d20. Why?

This is the critical failure sound! If your DM doesn't care that you rolled a natural 1 then you can ignore it - there aren't any "official" D&D 5e rules about it. However, lots of DMs like to have fun with players who roll a natural 1. In the same way as rolling a 20 on a d20 is a critical hit or a critical success, this might be called a "critical failure".


I use the serif font option in my Notion character sheet!

Nice, so do I. The dice roller can account for this - just add ?font=serif to the URL, e.g. https://dice.adamw.uk/?font=serif.

If you want to use both sounds and the serif font, the URL would be https://dice.adamw.uk/?sound=true&font=serif.


Dark mode (if using my Notion character sheet)

The dice roller is implemented into Notion using a standard Embed block. There's no way for Notion to pass through its own dark mode setting to embedded web apps like this one, so if you have manually set Notion to light or dark mode, the dice roller might not match.

Instead, I recommend setting Notion's appearance setting to "Use system setting". This will make Notion follow your operating system or browser's dark mode switch, and the dice roller automatically does the same - so they should appear to be in sync with one another if you use this setting.


Manually setting colour scheme

If you want to manually set the colour scheme to light or dark and disregard your system preference, this can be done by adding a color-scheme parameter to the URL equal to either light or dark. For example, to make it always light even if your operating system is in dark mode, the URL would be https://dice.adamw.uk/?color-scheme=light. As before, this can be combined with other parameters, like https://dice.adamw.uk/?font=serif&color-scheme=light.


How do I know the rolls are fair?

See Technical stuff for information on how the rolls are generated.

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