About 3D Dice Roller

Overview

Who publishes 3D Dice Roller, what it is for, and how advertising and support work on this site.

Purpose

3D Dice Roller exists so a group can make ordinary tabletop rolls in a browser when physical dice are awkward to share: one screen for faces and totals, optional 3D presentation when the device supports it, and plain controls when it does not.

The public site is 3ddiceroller.com. The product focus is readable rolls for RPG-style and general dice play—not a full virtual tabletop or character sheet.

The site documents tabletop notation, modifier math, and honest limits so groups can trust what the roller does between sessions.

Who maintains this site

SBFChoice publishes and maintains this utility as part of its small browser-tools portfolio: hosting, updates, and the shared site shell around the roller.

Day-to-day questions about use, privacy, or accessibility can go through the Contact page for this site.

Feature changes ship through the utility-sites monorepo with tracked postbuild HTML so crawlers see the same publisher text users get after hydration.

Intended uses and scope

Casual RPG and board-game moments where someone needs a d20, damage dice, or a handful of custom sides.

Teaching demonstrations of chance where showing each face and the total matters.

Not for certified lotteries, regulated gambling, or substituting for an official game adjudicator.

Maintenance and product principles

Keep the homepage tool-first, with short supporting copy and separate pages for operating steps, fairness notes, notation, and session workflow.

Store presets and history locally in the browser; make Reset storage an explicit, confirmed action.

Describe advertising and privacy according to the live configuration rather than peer-site boilerplate.

Dice results are chosen before animation finishes; the tray never re-rolls silently because a face looked wrong on screen.

Feedback and support

If something looks wrong—notation errors, missing 3D, or storage questions—note the page URL and what you expected versus what you saw, then use Contact.

When reporting a bug, include notation entered, browser, and whether fullscreen or mobile chrome hid controls so we can reproduce layout issues separately from randomness questions.

Advertising on this site

Third-party ad units are not turned on in this build configuration. Publisher authorization is declared through ads.txt and site metadata; the AdSense account script is included only on the homepage HTML shell for verification, not on legal or help routes.

See the Privacy Policy for the advertising section that matches this configuration.