Need a lot of dice? Don't want to count? Hate random number generators? I've made just the thing for you - Hundred Dice. It's a free, open source dice roller you can use right in your browser. Linked below

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  • diceRoller

    Just a physics based dice roller. Created because others were unsatisfying or hard to use.

    • If you have questions - ask away. If you have ideas - tell me. And if you want to help me out, you can support me by contributing to the code or buying me a coffee. All of the source code is available here: https://github.com/Qubus0/diceRoller - it's all made in the Godot game engine. If you want to leave your own mark in this project you can collaborate there.

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