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A dispenser can simulate dice of up to nine sides by random choice, and there are redstone circuits for simulating six-sided dice. But how do you simulate, say, ten-sided, twelve-sided or twenty-sided dice in Minecraft?

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    Hehe, playing Dungeons & Dragons via Minecraft?
    – Tom Bombadil
    Oct 4, 2011 at 10:08

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You need to create a counter that resets after n ticks, where n is the number of sides on your dice. You can see an overview of creating a counter on Wikipedia. All you need to do is add extra logic so that when the output matches n, it resets the counter to 0.

Hook up your counter to a fast clock with a switch to stop the clock to simulate rolling the dice. The number rolled will be displayed in binary.

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    You could use pigs jumping on plates for some actual randomness, rather than timing.
    – Nick T
    Jun 27, 2014 at 20:33

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