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Multiple Dice Roller

Roll multiple DND dice at once in Notion with this versatile widget, perfect for complex encounters, character rolls, and quick gameplay.

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Multiple Dice Roller variant specimen
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Multiple Dice Roller Widget for Notion

The Multiple Dice Roller variant gives you the power to roll several dice at once—ideal for more advanced tabletop systems, group decision-making, or injecting layered randomness into your Notion workflow. With animated roll sequences and grouped results, it’s built for moments when one die just isn’t enough.

Whether you’re rolling a full character stat sheet or need three outcomes at once, this widget is ready.


Use Cases

  • DnD or TTRPG Rolls: Roll multiple d6s or d20s for damage, stats, or saves.
  • Decision Matrices: Use grouped rolls to guide weighted or tiered choices.
  • Story & World Building: Generate multiple values for plot points or characters.
  • Creative Generators: Pair with writing prompts or brainstorming tools.
  • Daily Challenge Boards: Roll different dice for different tasks or focus areas.

Features

  • Roll up to 5 dice at once (any combination: d4–d20)
  • Animated roll sequence for each die
  • Grouped result display: total, individual values, or both
  • Optional sum/average/highlighted result formats
  • Dice spacing and layout auto-adjust based on size

Customization Options

  • Select dice types and number of each (e.g. 3d6, 2d20)
  • Toggle result display: total only, all dice, or split format
  • Control animation style and duration per die
  • Customize dice colors, outlines, and glow
  • Choose inline, block, or grid layout

All Dice, Always in Sync

Each click rolls all selected dice in sync, with animated transitions and grouped results. Ideal for RPG players, creators, or randomness lovers who need more than one roll.


How to Embed in Notion

  1. Go to Blocky and choose the Multiple Dice Roller variant.
  2. Set how many dice to roll and which types.
  3. Customize result output and visual styling.
  4. Copy your embed link.
  5. Paste it into your Notion page using /embed.

Now you're rolling deep.