Is a virtual die as fair as a real one?

Usually fairer. Real dice pick up chips, rounded corners and uneven pips that tilt the odds a little, whereas every face here has exactly the same chance because the number comes from an unbiased draw.

How many dice can I roll at once?

Up to a hundred, which covers even the heaviest attack rolls. The total is worked out for you underneath, so you do not have to add up a table full of dice while everyone waits.

Can I keep the previous rolls?

The last thirty rolls stay listed under the result while the page is open, which settles most arguments about what somebody rolled two turns ago. Clear history wipes the list whenever you want.

Can I add a modifier like 2d6 plus 3?

Not yet. Roll the dice here and add the modifier to the total shown, which is one small sum rather than a handful. Rolls of different sizes still need one press each, as at a real table.

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