RollButler
Online dice rolling and chat tool for tabletop groups
RollButler is a free online dice simulator and chat tool for tabletop gaming groups. Users enter dice instructions (for example 3d6) into a field next to the Roll button to roll dice. More complex instructions can count failures, successes and triggers, and reroll certain results. Mathematical operators can be combined with dice rolls, such as 3d6+d4. Group chat is available after registering or joining a group with a username, group name and shared password. The tool is free of charge and shows no advertising to registered users; donations are accepted as support. Settings for language, sound and background image are available in the bottom menu. The site is available via Twitter, Telegram, Facebook, Discord, Slack and Amazon Echo.
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