You know what’s a really neat thing? The fact that you can roll dice on a computer. You can roll any number of dice and in any size, shape or color. You can also see the results instantly on screen and share them with your friends! Well, sort of on screen; this isn’t actually happening here in front of you. But if you were playing Dungeons & Dragons together, bet it would feel that way. And then you could go have a beer and talk about how awesome it is to be able to roll virtual dice online.

There are many kinds of dice. They are made of many different materials, and they vary in size. These differences help you find the perfect die for your needs. Some dice have numbers on them, while others don’t. They can also be color-coded or made from translucent materials, so you can see what number is underneath the surface as it rolls down a table or across the floor toward you.

Any kind

If you want to roll a die, you can. What about a sphere? A cylinder? A pyramid? A dodecahedron? You bet! They’re all equally valid options for rolling dice in your tabletop games.

How many dice?

You can roll any number ofFS dice. You probably want to try rolling as many as you can, but this is not a hard and fast rule. The more dice you roll, the more likely it is that you will get a good result or an awful one. That’s because the average for rolling multiple dice is less than 3 (2.5). So, if you throw 10 dice, there’s only about a 50% chance that their total value will be 4 or higher—and much less likely that their combined value will be 17 or higher!

Any number of dice!

You can roll a single die. You can roll multiple dice. You can roll dice as many as you want, and if you’re really in the mood for rolling, you can roll them all at once. A lot of dice at once, in fact—a great many more than most people would think to try!

You don’t even need to take out your pocketbook (or wallet) first: the cost of rolling all your dice is free!

Up to that many dice. Probably up to 100. Let’s not get out of hand.

You can roll dice. You can roll a lot of dice. How many? Well, up to 100 dice for sure! Maybe more than that, but we don’t want to get out of hand here.You can roll dice. You can roll any kind of dice, with any number of sides. Try it.

Conclusion

So now you know how to roll dice. Now what? Well, now you can go ahead and try it for yourself! It’s not hard at all, but it does take some practice. And if you’ve ever found yourself in need of a game with dice (and who hasn’t?) then this is the perfect solution for you.