SimulationIs Sophie's Dice worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Tabletop RPG players who want a digital roller with custom dice options.
- Game masters who use dice-pool, explosion, or keep-and-drop roll rules.
- Players who want to build dice with their own face images or sound effects.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a campaign, character progression, or other game structure; this is a dice-rolling tool.
- Users who need a dice collection limited to a single fixed set, since the tool supports editing and custom dice.
- People seeking a free dice roller; this listing is paid.
Our take on Sophie's Dice
The point of friction is setting up custom dice media: images and audio must be placed in a designated folder before they can be used. Users who expect to add those assets directly inside the roller may hit that setup step.
What is Sophie's Dice?
Sophie's Dice is a 3D dice roller for tabletop games.
Choose dice from a collection or enter expressions using standard dice notation, then roll them. Roll options include keeping or dropping the highest or lowest dice, explosions, and dice-pool counting. Save expressions for later rolls. The collection includes dice for several tabletop RPG systems, including d20, Fudge/Fate, narrative systems, and storytelling games. Edit dice or make custom ones using images on their faces and sound effects. The software includes more than 300 rollable dice shapes, along with pre-made dice and visual and sound effects. Dice are saved as XML files that can be shared with other people who use Sophie's Dice.
How Sophie's Dice plays
- 01Roll expressions
- Expressions can include rules for keeping or dropping selected high or low results, exploding dice, and counting dice pools.
- 02Custom dice media
- Use images on dice faces and assign sound effects to results, with files loaded from a Custom Dice folder.
- 03Reusable rolls
- Save frequently used expressions so they can be rolled again later.
- 04Shareable dice files
- Dice are stored as XML files that can be shared with other Sophie's Dice users.
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Sophie's Dice: platforms & release
Is Sophie's Dice worth it?
It is worth it if: tabletop RPG players who want a digital roller with custom dice options. Skip it if: players looking for a campaign, character progression, or other game structure; this is a dice-rolling tool.
Where can I download Sophie's Dice?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Sophie's Dice's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Sophie's Dice on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.





