Dice Rune
3D dice that fall the way real dice fall.
Every die in Dice Rune is a modeled solid with filleted edges and engraved faces, thrown forward into an arena where it tumbles until it stops. You type rolls the way you say them at the table, 3d6+2 or 2d20kh1, and the app resolves the keeps and the modifiers. It runs offline in eight languages and never asks you to sign in.
Features
Dice with real physics
Each die is a modeled solid with rounded edges and engraved pips, thrown into an open arena with directional shadows and collision sounds. Orbit, pan and pinch the camera while they land.
Standard dice notation
Type the roll the way you would say it at the table. 3d6+2, 4d6, 2d20kh1. Keep highest and keep lowest cover advantage and disadvantage, and modifiers go inline in the same string.
The full dice set
d4 through d20, plus d100 rolled as separate tens and units dice, and dF for Fudge and Fate. A mixed pool throws different dice in one go and reports a total with a breakdown by type.
Presets, folders, history
Save the rolls you throw constantly and sort them into folders, one per campaign. History keeps the last rolls. Rerolled dice show purple and exploded dice show orange, which keeps a messy result readable.
Free tier, optional Pro
Single-type rolls from d4 to d100 and the notation parser stay free, capped at six dice a throw, three presets, three skins and twenty history entries. Pro is a one-time purchase that lifts the caps and removes ads.
Who it's for
- Game masters who need a different die pool every few minutes
- Players who want advantage rolled as 2d20kh1 without doing the arithmetic
- Board gamers tired of the dice that came in the box
- Fudge and Fate players who need dF and mixed pools in a single throw
- Anyone who plays somewhere with no signal
Details
- Category
- Games
- Platforms
- iPhone · Android
- Updated
- August 30, 2026
- Released
- August 24, 2026