The DiceBee Editorial Team

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The DiceBee Editorial Team produces the written material for DiceBee, an online dice roller. Nothing is commissioned from outside; articles are drafted and revised internally.

The subject matter is deliberately narrow — dice rolling. Because it rolls one to twenty dice with anything from four to a hundred sides and keeps a running total and history, the articles can go a level deeper than a general overview, whether the reader arrives from settling a board-game turn, rolling a handful of six-sided dice for a tabletop session or drawing an unbiased random number for a prize draw.

Every article is checked against two things before it goes live: that the method reproduces, and that nothing in the wording could be read as professional advice. Where a topic edges towards regulated advice, the article stays on the measurement and maths side and points the reader to a qualified professional.

If something does not add up, support@dicebee.com reaches the same group that writes the articles, and corrections are made on the page rather than kept in a reply.

Recent articles

Auditing Digital Dice True Randomness: Separating D&D Gameplay from PRNG Display Animations

Last Friday, you wrapped a four-hour session on Roll20. The encounter was balanced. The tactics were sound.

4d6 Keep Highest vs Drop Lowest: Mathematical Differences and Web Tool Implementation for RPG Stats

Last Friday, you sat down for session zero. Character sheets spread across the table. Pizza cooling in the corner.

Tracking Critical Hits and Natural 1s: Using Digital Dice Tools to Analyze TTRPG Combat Streaks

One Game Master ends a brutal session convinced their dice are cursed. Three natural 1s in a single encounter. Two enemy critical hits back-to-back. The party nearly wiped.

Cross-Session Tabletop RPG Dice Logging: How to Save and Export Roll Data Without an Account

You are six players deep into a long-form campaign. Session 52 ended last Tuesday with a nat 20 that saved the entire party from a TPK at the hands of a lich. Everyone cheered. The moment passed.

Pathfinder RPG Probability Calculators: Adapting Web-Based Dice Trackers for Different TTRPG Systems

A Pathfinder fighter stands at the edge of a cliff, longbow drawn, aiming at a wyvern circling 120 feet above.

Calculating Total Sum vs Individual Faces: Displaying Multiple Polyhedral Dice Results in Web Tools

You are three hours deep into a climactic boss encounter. Your party's ranger just rolled 4d6 for a Hunter's Mark volley, and the dice roller on your screen flashes a single number: 19 .

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