True Dice Roller 4+

Name: True Dice Roller
Author: Matthew Adam White

For DnD, TTRPGs or board games

Matthew Adam White

Designed for iPad

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Perfect for tabletop RPGs like D&D or board games. Realistic physics and hand recorded sound effects combine with automated math for the ultimate dice rolling experience.

Better than Real Dice
Dice results use real physics, not random numbers generators. TDR's dice are mathematically perfect, unlike cheap plastic dice, which favor certain results over others.

Fast and Intuitive
Designed by a tabletop game master with years of experience in what is and is not useful (and fun) for digital dice. Speed up your games without abandoning the fun of dice.

True Materials and Sounds
Realistic, hand recorded sound effects and altered physics based on material, such as glass, plastic or metal.

Widely Compatible
Results can be separated per die, making TDR compatible with any tabletop game that uses standard dice (d20, d12, d10, d8, d6, d4, percentile dice).

60+ Dice Sets. A vast array of hand crafted dice sets from colored plastic to polished obsidian to solid gold. Place and roll unlimited copies of dice you own. Seven dice sets are included for free, others can be purchased for significantly less than dice sets in real life. Be a dice goblin on the cheap!

Dice Analytics
Display graphs and averages data for any die you’ve placed in your dice tray. Useful as an educational tool or to learn which dice have really betrayed you during a session.

Custom Dice Templates.
Arrange, save and load dice layouts inside your virtual dice tray

Fast Dice Calculator
An advanced tool for GMs. For maximum speed, use a no-frills dice calculator that instantly simulates and displays the results. Roll huge numbers of dice or roll up to 50 checks against a target number at once. Nonstandard dice like d3s or up to d999s are supported.

The developer, Matthew Adam White, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.