Bescon D100 100-Sided Die - Large 45mm White Polyresin Dice for RPGs and Tabletop Games

This 100-sided die (D100) from Bescon Dice is a large 45mm polyresin cube in solid white, numbered 1 through 100. It provides a random number between 1 and 100 with each roll, making it a useful tool for tabletop role-playing games and other dice games that require a wide percentile range.

What Makes a 100-Sided Die Different?

Most tabletop games rely on percentile rolls using two ten-sided dice (d10s) to generate a number from 1 to 100. This D100 die achieves the same result with a single roll. Its shape features 100 flat faces arranged on a near-spherical body, giving it a distinct look and feel compared to standard polyhedral dice. The number range is printed clearly on each face, ensuring easy reading even at a glance.

Product Dimensions and Materials

The die is crafted from polyresin, a durable material commonly used for gaming dice. Its 45 mm diameter makes it noticeably larger than standard dice, which helps the numbers stand out. The solid white color provides a clean, classic look that pairs well with any game set.

Using the D100 in Your Games

This single die is a direct substitute for rolling two d10s when you need a percentile result. Many tabletop RPGs—such as Dungeons & Dragons, Call of Cthulhu, and Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay—use d100 rolls for skill checks, random tables, and other mechanics. The large size makes it easy to pick up and read, even on a crowded table. Because it is a single object, there is no need to combine two dice, which some players find more convenient and satisfying.

Beyond RPGs, the D100 can be used in board games that require random numbers in the 1–100 range, or as a display piece for dice collectors. Its unusual shape and high face count often spark curiosity and conversation at the gaming table.

Frequently Asked Questions

What games use a D100?

Many tabletop role-playing games rely on d100 mechanics, including Dungeons & Dragons (for percentile rolls), Call of Cthulhu, RuneQuest, and numerous indie systems. It also works for any game that needs a random number between 1 and 100.

Can this die replace two d10s?

Yes. Rolling this D100 gives a single number from 1 to 100, which is equivalent to reading a pair of d10s where one die represents the tens digit and the other the units. Some players prefer the simplicity of a single roll.

Is the die balanced?

The die is made from solid polyresin and designed to produce random results when rolled fairly. As with any die, results can vary due to surface texture, rolling technique, and table conditions.

Does the die come with a case or bag?

The supplied information does not specify whether a storage case is included. If you need protection for the die during transport, consider purchasing a separate dice bag or case.