100-sided dice - Gives the result of a hundred-sided die - D100

Here's some advice on using a 100-sided die at the table. There isn't really a physical 100-sided die, but there's a simple trick to simulate one. Take a d10 and make two separate rolls. Write both down: keep the first roll as your tens digit (where a 10 counts as 0 tens), then add the units from the second roll to get a full d100 result.

It's obviously far easier to use the random generation of an online die, as on this site. Here we directly produce a random result between 1 and 100. A virtual die has no physical construction constraints, so building a 100-sided die is no problem at all.

This tool is as practical as it is easy to use. As you can see, virtual dice are generated online at random, based on the principle of random shuffling, which keeps the odds of a repeated result with the d100 very low.