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Dice play a crucial role in Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), serving as a randomizer to determine the outcomes of various actions, events, and scenarios. Different types of dice are used in the game, each denoted by the number of faces (sides) it has. The most common types of dice used in D&D are the four-sided die (d4), six-sided die (d6), eight-sided die (d8), ten-sided die (d10), twelve-sided die (d12), and twenty-sided die (d20). Occasionally, a percentile die (d100) is used in conjunction with the ten-sided die.
 
The basic mechanic in D&D involves rolling a twenty-sided die (d20) to determine the success or failure of an action. Players add relevant modifiers, such as their character's abilities or proficiency bonus, to the result of the roll. The total is then compared to a target number (such as an opponent's armor class in combat) to determine the outcome.
 
The use of dice adds an element of unpredictability and chance to the game, making each session unique and dynamic. Players and Dungeon Masters alike rely on dice rolls to shape the narrative and determine the success or failure of characters' actions in the fantasy world of Dungeons & Dragons.