Roll a d10
Roll a fair ten-sided die online. Instant 1 to 10 results for tabletop damage rolls, dice pools, and quick one-in-ten draws of any kind.
What a d10 is for
The ten-sided die covers heavy one-handed and versatile weapon damage in Dungeons & Dragons, including the glaive, halberd, pike and a two-handed longsword, and it is the hit die of fighters’ tougher cousins in several systems. Beyond D&D it is the core die of whole game lines: World of Darkness and Exalted build their dice pools entirely out of d10s. Each face lands one in ten times, a clean 10 percent, with an average roll of 5.5.
The d10 and percentile rolls
At a physical table, percentile rolls are made with two d10s, one read as tens and one as units. Digitally you can skip the double-read: this roller rolls honest 1 to 10 results, and for a straight 1 to 100 roll the full dice roller has a d100 option that draws the whole range in one go, with the same one percent chance per outcome you would get from a perfect pair of percentile dice.
Dice pools and multiple d10
Set the dice count up to twenty to roll a whole pool at once. Pool systems count successes above a threshold, so the roller shows every individual die as well as the total, letting you count eights and up, or whatever your system calls a success, at a glance. Every die in the pool is an independent draw from your browser’s cryptographic random source, so a big pool is exactly as fair as rolling one die at a time.
Frequently asked questions
What are the odds of each number on a d10?
Each face from 1 to 10 has an equal one in ten chance, 10%, on every roll. The average result is 5.5.
Does this d10 roll 1-10 or 0-9?
It rolls 1 to 10. Physical d10s printed 0-9 usually read the 0 as ten, so the odds are identical, only the label differs.
How do I make a percentile (d100) roll?
Use the d100 option in the full dice roller for a single 1 to 100 result. It matches rolling two percentile d10s, with an equal 1% chance per outcome.
Can I roll a d10 dice pool?
Yes, up to twenty d10 at once. Every die is shown individually, so success-counting pool systems work naturally, and the total is added up for you.
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