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Dark Elf Dice is proud to introduce 100-sided game dice. After all, sometimes you just gotta roll big! With a massive d100, gamers can generate a random number between 1 and 100 with a single die. Many styles to choose from.
All About D100 Dice
Massive. Big. Humongous. These are just a few words that come to mind when discussing the d100 -- a 100-sided game die used for tabletop roleplaying games like Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, and more.
To be fair, the d100 is somewhat of a novelty. A standard polyhedral dice set already includes the d10 and d00 -- two dice that will generate a random number between 1 and 100 when rolled together. In this sense, 100-sided dice aren't necessary for a night of gaming with your friends.
Like many novelty items though, these big dice possess a certain "wow" factor and are just really cool. A d100 is arguably more fun to roll across the table than the d10/d00 combo -- not only because of its massive size, but because it's mesmerizing. Like a spinning roulette wheel, it's hard to take your eyes off a rolling d100 as it tumbles and rumbles across the table, anticipation building as the rolling slows and the magic number is finally revealed.
A novelty item yes, but the d100 makes a nice addition to any dice goblin's horde.
Keep rolling nat 100s!
- Shane
D100 Dice FAQ
Where can I buy d100 dice?
Dark Elf Dice has a great collection of d100 dice for discerning gamers and collectors -- everything from plastic, glow-in-the-dark dice to the massive Monster Metal 100-sided dice all on sale in our shop.
You have many buying choices online, but we sincerely hope you'll make your d100 purchase from us. We've been in the dice and gaming business since 2005. Family owned and operated, we're the dice experts and are extremely knowledgeable and passionate about tabletop gaming accessories. Outstanding customer service, lightning fast shipping, and a huge selection of dice to choose from are just some of the things that sets Dark Elf dice apart from big-box retailers and the like.
What are d100 dice used for?
D100 dice will generate a random number between 1 and 100, and are used in tabletop roleplaying games like Dungeons and Dragons. One-hundred sided dice will never be utilized as much as the ubiquitous d20, due to a game's mechanics, but these dice still find uses during a game session.
D100 dice are mostly used for:
1) Generating a percentage. During a game, some Dungeon Masters will assign a percent fail/success chance in lieu of a d20 difficulty check (DC). For example, a Dungeon Master might determine that a player has a 30% chance to discover a treasure map hidden in a pile of books. The player rolls a d100, and as long as the randomly generated number is 30 or less they're successful and the once hidden map is found. Success!
2) Generating a number to determine a result on a table or list. Roleplaying games like DnD are known for tables and lists -- many of which are based on 100 different results. Treasure lists, random encounters, and critical hit and fumble tables are three such examples. A Dungeon Master or player rolls the d100 to generate a random number, matches it to the list, and bingo! You have a result.
How do you roll a d100?
A d100 is rolled like other dice, but there are few things to keep in mind:
1) Due to the number of faces on 100-sided dice, a d100 will roll longer than a d20, d12, etc. Because these big dice tumble longer before a number is generated, it's important to have space to safely make the roll. It doesn't take much for a rolled d100 to go wild and start knocking over RPG miniatures, half-empty soda cans, and whatever else you have organized on the game table. A dice tray or game mat is beneficial for a d100 roll.
2) Due to the weight of a d100 (especially our Monster Metal dice that weigh almost 1 pound!), it's important to roll the dice safely to avoid damaging a table, etc. A dice tray or game mat will help protect a playing surface when heavy dice are rolled.
How do you read a d100?
A d100 is read just like the majority of polyhedral dice. The generated number appears on the top face. Once the roll has stopped, you look straight down on the d100 and read the topmost number.
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