How do I get the dice in-game?

Right-click a nitwit villager while holding the material that matches the die you want. There's a short delay while the nitwit crafts the item, then it appears in your inventory. Each die uses a different dye color, and the coin uses a copper ingot.

Does this work on a multiplayer server?

Yes, that's the main point. When you roll, the result broadcasts to all players within 80 blocks so everyone at the table sees it at the same time. It's built specifically for group play.

What dice types are included?

D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, and D100. There's also a coin that acts as a D2. That's the full standard set for most tabletop games.

Do I need to install the resource pack too?

The data pack works without it, but the resource pack adds proper visuals for the dice items. You should download both files for the full experience.

What happens when I roll the highest possible number?

The result shows up bold and golden in chat, visible to all nearby players. Rolling a 20 on a D20 makes it pretty clear something good happened.

Dungeons & Dragons Dice Data Pack (1.20.2, 1.19.4)

This data pack adds a full set of functional dice to Minecraft, covering every die type used in D&D. It works in multiplayer, so you can actually run tabletop sessions with friends on a server without needing anything outside the game. If you’ve been trying to host an RPG campaign in Minecraft, this is the cleanest solution out there.

Getting Your Dice

All dice come from a nitwit villager. Right-click one with the matching material and it’ll craft the item for you after a short delay. Each die corresponds to a specific dye color, and the coin uses a copper ingot. It’s a bit of a scavenger hunt getting the right materials together, but the system works well once you know what maps to what.

Full Dice Set

The pack includes D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, and D100, plus a coin that functions as a D2. That covers everything you’d need for a standard tabletop game.

Rolling and Results

Right-click to roll. The result gets broadcast to every player within 80 blocks, so your whole group sees the outcome at the same time. Roll the maximum possible result on any die and it shows up bold and golden in chat. Critical hits get the attention they deserve.

Features

Full dice set: D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, D20, D100, and a coin (D2)
Multiplayer broadcast: Roll results visible to all players within 80 blocks
Critical result highlight: Max rolls appear bold and golden in chat
Nitwit vendor: Right-click a nitwit villager with the matching material to receive each die
Crafting delay: Short wait after clicking the nitwit adds a realistic feel to getting your items
Resource pack included: Download both files for proper item visuals

How to Install

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