Dice Wheel
No dice in the house? Spin one. A d6 by default, with d4, d8, d10, d12 and d20 one click away.
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How people use the dice wheel
The dice wheel is a random number wheel dressed for board games and tabletop RPGs: 1 to 6 by default, and the quick ranges below the wheel give you the polyhedral set (d4, d8, d10, d12, d20). Each face has the same chance, exactly as a fair die would.
Roll with Space, read the result big, and the Results list keeps the sequence for anyone who wants to check. For two dice, roll twice and add, or paste 2 to 12 with weights that match the real distribution ("7 *6", "6 *5", "8 *5" and so on) if you want one spin to behave like a pair.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to what teachers, hosts and streamers ask us most
How do I roll a d20?
Click the d20 quick range below the wheel, or paste 1 to 20 into the options box, and spin.
Can I roll two dice at once?
Spin twice and add the results, or paste the totals 2 to 12 with the weights of a real pair (2 *1, 3 *2, 4 *3, 5 *4, 6 *5, 7 *6, 8 *5, 9 *4, 10 *3, 11 *2, 12 *1). One spin then behaves like two dice.
Is the wheel as fair as a physical die?
Fairer, usually. Physical dice have tiny biases from manufacturing; the wheel’s draw is uniform.