D10 Roller

Roll a d10, 2d10 or up to twenty ten-sided dice at once, with a modifier and the exact odds for every total.

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This d10 roller is a free online dice roller for a 10-sided die. It rolls a d10 and gives you one number from 1 to 10, and every face has the same 1 in 10 chance (10%). You can roll up to 20 d10 at once, add or subtract a modifier, and roll with advantage or disadvantage. Every die is shown, so you can see which ones were kept, and a table under the result gives the exact odds for the roll you set. A seed or a copied link lets you repeat any roll.

It runs in your browser, so nothing you roll is uploaded. For other dice, use the dice roller or the other single-die pages linked below.

How to use the d10 roller

Choose a Roll mode. Normal rolls the dice once. Advantage (keep higher) rolls the whole set twice and keeps the higher sum. Disadvantage (keep lower) keeps the lower sum.
Set the Number of d10 with the stepper, from 1 to 20. One die gives a single roll; two dice give 2d10, and so on.
Optional: set the Modifier, from −50 to +50, to add a bonus or a penalty to the total, such as the +3 of a damage roll.
Press Roll again, or change any setting, and the dice roll. A single roll shows a large number with the die beside it. Several dice show every face; with advantage or disadvantage both sets are shown and the dropped one is dimmed.
Read the Odds panel beside the result. It lists the average, the range, the most likely total and the chance of reaching a target you type in, with a bar for every total.

Recent rolls keeps your last ten results from this visit. Copy link saves your settings and seed in the page address, so a friend can open the same roll.

The stepper and the modifier work together, so a damage roll such as 2d10 + 3 is one setting. Change the numbers as often as you like: each change rolls again and the odds panel updates straight away.

How do you read a d10?

A d10 has ten kite-shaped faces, numbered 0 to 9 on most sets. In D&D the 0 face counts as 10, so a 0 on a d10 is a 10. The same die, read as 00, 10, 20 up to 90, is the tens die of a percentile pair; the d100 roller on this site rolls that pair for you.

What are the odds on a d10?

A single d10 averages 5.5, because each of 1 to 10 has a 10% chance. The table shows how the common ways to roll the die compare.

Roll	Average	Range	Chance of rolling a 10
1d10	5.5	1 to 10	10%
1d10 with advantage	7.15	1 to 10	19%
1d10 with disadvantage	3.85	1 to 10	1%

Advantage raises the average by 1.65 and disadvantage lowers it by 1.65. A roll of 6 or higher has a 50% chance on one die.

What happens when you roll 2d10?

Two dice no longer give every total the same chance. Totals near the middle can be made in more ways, so they come up more often. 2d10 averages 11, ranges from 2 to 20, and 11 is the most likely total at 10%.

Total of 2d10	Ways to roll it	Chance
2	1 in 100	1%
3	2 in 100	2%
4	3 in 100	3%
5	4 in 100	4%
6	5 in 100	5%
7	6 in 100	6%
8	7 in 100	7%
9	8 in 100	8%
10	9 in 100	9%
11	10 in 100	10%
12	9 in 100	9%
13	8 in 100	8%
14	7 in 100	7%
15	6 in 100	6%
16	5 in 100	5%
17	4 in 100	4%
18	3 in 100	3%
19	2 in 100	2%
20	1 in 100	1%

What rolls a d10 in the 5e SRD?

Glaive, halberd, lance, pike, heavy crossbow and pistol deal 1d10 damage in the SRD 5.2.1 weapon tables, and a longsword, battleaxe or warhammer held in two hands deals 1d10.
Fire Bolt, Eldritch Blast and Chill Touch are 1d10 cantrips, and Inflict Wounds deals 2d10 Necrotic damage.
Fighters, Paladins and Rangers use a d10 as their Hit Point Die.
Bardic Inspiration grows into a d10 at Bard level 10, and Martial Arts grows into a d10 at Monk level 11.

The d10 is the Hit Point Die of the Fighter, Paladin and Ranger. Use the damage calculator to turn these dice into an average damage per hit.

Rules facts on this page come from the System Reference Document 5.2.1 (“SRD 5.2.1”) by Wizards of the Coast LLC, available at https://www.dndbeyond.com/srd. The SRD 5.2.1 is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, available at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode.

How this tool works and where the numbers come from

Each die is drawn with a seeded random generator so every face from 1 to 10 has the same 1 in 10 chance. Advantage and disadvantage roll the whole set twice and keep the higher or lower sum. The odds are counted exactly by listing every way the dice can fall, not by simulation. Weapon and spell damage comes from the SRD 5.2.1 tables.

Sources

Wizards of the Coast (2025). SRD 5.2.1, weapons, spells and class features. Licensed CC-BY-4.0 (SRD v5.2.1 (published 2025-05-01); page last updated 2026-03-02) · checked 2026-11-10
Wizards of the Coast (2025). SRD 5.2.1, PDF edition (SRD 5.2.1) · checked 2026-11-10

Reviewed 10 November 2026 · Published by D20 Desk

Frequently asked questions

How do you roll a d10 online?

Open this page and the roller has already rolled one d10 for you. Press Roll again for another, or change the number of dice, add a modifier or switch to advantage first.

Is this d10 roller fair?

Yes. Each face from 1 to 10 has the same 1 in 10 chance on every roll, and a roll never depends on the roll before it. The seed only makes a session repeatable: a copied link plays back the same sequence of rolls.

What is the average of a d10?

A single d10 averages 5.5, because each of 1 to 10 has a 10% chance. With advantage it averages 7.15 and with disadvantage 3.85.

How do I roll with advantage or disadvantage?

Set Roll mode to Advantage (keep higher) or Disadvantage (keep lower). The roller rolls the whole set twice, shows both, and keeps the higher or lower sum. The note under the result names both sums and the one kept.

Is a 0 on a d10 a zero or a ten?

In D&D a 0 on a d10 counts as 10. Some other games read it as 0. This roller always gives 1 to 10.

How do I roll 2d10?

Set Number of d10 to 2. The result runs from 2 to 20 and 11 is the most likely total, at 10 chances in 100, or 10%.

Can I roll several d10 at once?

Yes. Set Number of d10 from 1 to 20. The result shows the sum with the modifier, the lowest and highest die, and the average per die.

Where can I roll other dice?

Use the dice roller for any mix of dice or notation such as 4d6kh3, and the single-die pages for the d4 roller, the d6 roller, the d8 roller, the d100 roller.

Updated November 2026