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Dice Roll
Dice Roll — roll one six-sided die with a CSS tumble animation and crypto randomness.
About Dice Roll
Dice Roll keeps tabletop moments lightweight when you only need one D6: movement checks, initiative ties, or quick yes-or-no weighting. The pip layout follows a standard cube net pattern, motion runs entirely in CSS so your GPU handles the spin, and the final value comes from crypto-grade randomness instead of predictable math.random defaults. Nothing uploads—refresh clears history.
Why use Dice Roll
- One tap when multi-dice totals would be overkill.
- Readable pip faces instead of tiny emoji glyphs.
- Motion stays client-side with no network round trip.
How to use Dice Roll
- Open the tool on phone or desktop.
- Tap Roll die and wait for the tumble to finish.
- Read the numeric result and optional session trail.
When to use Dice Roll
- Teaching probability or fairness demos in class.
- Board-game nights when someone forgot physical dice.
- Breaking ties without opening Dice Roll Advance for heavier NdM totals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the same as Dice Roll Advance?
Dice Roll Advance handles NdM notation and modifiers. Dice Roll is only one animated D6.
How random is the outcome?
Values use crypto.getRandomValues for uniform picks from one through six.
Does the animation change the number?
No—the value is chosen before the CSS stops so visuals cannot skew fairness.
Will history survive a refresh?
No, history is kept only for the current tab session.
Does this work offline?
Yes once the page module loads; no server calls are required.
Can I roll anything besides a D6?
Not here—use Dice Roll Advance for custom sides or multi-dice totals.