Fling about metallic and gemlike gaming dice. See [2D] and hear them bounce randomly on dozens of wood, stone and glass surfaces. Run networked instances with friends online. In role-playing games, there is often a need to roll multiple many-sided dice and potentially add modifiers to each die and/or the total. Also, the total may need to be adjusted up/down by a percentage. This tool allows for multiple lines of dice configurations with accompanying labels for quick reference. It can assist with dice-based ‘paper and pencil’ games, board games, and others. Another interesting capability is that you can roll large numbers of dice and examine the distribution of rolls to check the ‘fairness’ which is always of concern around the gaming table. As of version 2.1 you can randomize the dice colors or else choose to use a full set from the following: – Copper – Quartz – Onyx – Gold – Arctic – Emerald – Sapphire – Ruby – Royal – Psionic You can randomize dice impact sounds or choose from: wood, stone and glass. You can also use custom: background images, fonts and shadows. As of version 2.2, the dice are automatically and forcefully cast randomly from numerous edge and center positions–after brief pauses with them bunched up–resulting in rapid ricochets and collisions before coming to rest (shown sides correspond to what is in the dice roll log, as with the modified total). The moving dice decelerate based upon: number of impacts, shape, material composition, and the rolling surface. As of version 2.3, you can run networked instances with gaming friends online in order to share your dice rolls–along with full-size color screenshots of your winning rolls. The new screenshots window displays local and networked snapshots from the end of the animated dice rolls. And the new graphical configuration window speeds up choosing dice color and sound sets, and animation modes.