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Click-to-roll dice on tabletop RPG sites: random tables, ability saves, and inline damage dice. Only runs on sites you allow. Tabletop Dice Roller turns static rules text on tabletop RPG reference sites into something you can actually click and roll. Random tables — adds a Roll button to any table that looks like a roll-range table (d100 magic item tables, encounter tables, etc.). Rolling highlights and scrolls to the matching row. Ability mod/save rolling — click a stat block's Mod or Save cell to roll 1d20 plus that bonus, shown in a small popover right where you clicked. Inline dice rolling — dice notation in prose ("2d8", "1d6+3") becomes clickable; click it to roll and see the result. Custom dice roller — a floating button opens a panel to roll any die, quantity, modifier, and advantage/disadvantage. Roll history — an optional draggable, collapsible panel logs every roll from the session. You control where it runs. The extension only activates on the sites you allow, via the Options page. It comes with 5 popular tabletop RPG reference sites pre-configured, and you can add or remove any site — adding a new one asks Chrome/Edge to grant permission for just that site. Privacy: this extension collects nothing and sends nothing anywhere. Your site list, feature toggles, and roll history are stored locally in your browser and never leave your machine.
Aug 13, 2026
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