Ever sat down for a board night or a one-shot and realised the dice bag is still at someone else's place? Or online, when a typed "17" in chat just doesn't feel like a roll?
I built a small free web dice roller for those moments. The dice use a physics engine — they tumble, bounce and settle on their own, with sound — rather than picking a number first and playing an animation. No account, no install; works on a phone (you can shake it). Double-tap locks a die (handy for Yahtzee-style keep-and-reroll). A finished roll can be shared as a link or an image if someone wants proof. History stays on your device, and after the first visit it works offline.
Polyhedral set for RPGs, plus custom dice and materials. It's just a personal hobby project — not affiliated with Exilian.
https://3droll.com/dnd-dice-roller/?utm_source=exilian&utm_medium=forum&utm_campaign=1021-m1615
Curious how other people handle dice when playing remotely — camera on the table, a bot, or something in the browser?