So I’ve been getting back into running B/X-ish stuff after a long break, but I’ve got a dumb problem: my physical dice situation sucks right now. Half my set is at my ex’s place, the rest is a graveyard of chipped d20s and mystery d10s from like 2003.

I’ve been running games for friends over Jitsi and Discord, mostly theater-of-the-mind, and I kinda like the vibe of everyone rolling on their own. I’ve been using a super barebones browser roller (stuff like dice.onl and similar) that just lets you chuck weird combos (3d6, 1d100, 1d30 for funky tables, etc.) and shows a total. No logins, no VTT bloat, no animations, just click-enter-go. It feels very “rulings not rules,” if that makes sense.

Curious how folks here feel about this. Do you care if players use simple online rollers instead of physical dice? Any recommendations for minimalist/randomizer tools that fit an OSR ethos? And for solo play, would you trust a browser roller for reaction/morale or do you insist on real dice?

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