Free online tabletop tool
Roll a D10
Send a blue ten-sided die tumbling across a felt table. Every bounce, spin, collision, and result from 1 to 10 is driven by real-time 3D physics.
Physics-powered tabletop
Roll the bones
Press to roll
- Your roll history will appear here
D10 rolling field guide
Ten-sided rolls, controls, and tabletop uses
One die, ten outcomes
Roll a D10 with the feel of a physical die
This free D10 roller launches a true ten-sided shape across a top-down table. The die strikes the wooden rails, tumbles over the felt, and settles before the result appears.
Each roll returns a number from 1 through 10. Physical D10s are sometimes marked 0 through 9, with 0 read as 10; this roller displays 10 directly to keep every result clear.
Quick start
How to roll a D10 online
- 01
Choose your throw. Tap the felt for a random toss, or drag and release to send the D10 in your chosen direction.
- 02
Watch the die move. Gravity, momentum, spin, and rail collisions determine how the D10 tumbles.
- 03
Read the result. The number appears below the table and is added to your recent roll history.
Use the roll button, press the space bar, or flick the felt with a mouse or touchscreen.
Inside the simulation
A D10 roller built to feel responsive
The result comes from the final resting face of the blue D10, not from a number that flashes before the animation.
01 · Shape
True D10 geometry
Ten kite-shaped faces form the distinctive pointed profile of a pentagonal trapezohedron.
02 · Motion
Physics-led results
Launch angle, velocity, spin, bounce, friction, and collisions influence every throw.
03 · Session
Recent roll history
Keep your latest D10 results, session average, roll count, and maximum rolls visible beside the table.
At the table
When should you roll a D10?
A ten-sided die is useful whenever a game needs a result from 1 to 10, a damage value, or one digit of a percentile roll.
Damage rolls
Resolve weapons, spells, healing, hazards, and other effects that use a D10 for their amount.
Random tables
Choose one of ten encounters, locations, treasures, reactions, complications, or story prompts.
Percentile rolls
Pair two D10 rolls when a system needs a result from 1 to 100, assigning one die to tens and one to units.
Game master decisions
Settle improvised odds, countdowns, wandering events, and uncertain outcomes without slowing the session.
Common questions
Roll a D10 FAQ
What numbers can a D10 roll?
This roller returns the numbers 1 through 10, with every value having an equal chance before physics determines the final resting face.
Why do some D10 dice show a zero?
Many physical D10s are labeled 0 through 9. On a normal D10 roll, 0 represents 10; this tool shows that result as 10.
Can I use this D10 roller for D&D?
Yes. Use it for D&D damage, hit points, spell effects, random tables, and any rule that calls for a ten-sided die.
Is the online D10 random?
Yes. Every throw randomizes the starting position, orientation, speed, and spin before the physics simulation calculates the outcome.
Does the D10 roller work on mobile?
Yes. The table adapts to smaller screens and supports touch, so you can tap or flick the blue D10 from a phone or tablet.
Do I need an account?
No. You can roll a D10 for free without signing up or providing any personal information.