Free Realtime Multiplayer 3D Dice Roller for TTRPG Tables
A hobbyist shares a free shared 3D dice roller for tabletop RPG groups, motivated by ad-heavy dice sites. It is a show-and-tell with a mild pain around malware-laden alternatives.
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