Story Dice
Roll a scene in seconds. Story Dice rolls six pieces of a story (a location, a character, a relationship, a conflict, a secret and a twist) and weaves them into a playable prompt. Lock the dice you love and roll the rest.
- No sign-up
- Runs in your browser
- No AI, no waiting
- Location
A border keep stands empty except for a single lit window
- Character
a captain of the queen's hounds
- Relationship
someone you were betrayed by
- Conflict
needs you to escort a prisoner who insists you're the real criminal
- Secret
the prisoner is the only person who knows what became of the heir
- Twist
the truth dies with the prisoner if the crown reaches them first
Lock the dice you like and roll the rest. The conflict, secret and twist are written to fit together, so they change as a set.
Your prompt
You play a disgraced knight. A border keep stands empty except for a single lit window. A captain of the queen's hounds, someone you were betrayed by, needs you to escort a prisoner who insists you're the real criminal. But the prisoner is the only person who knows what became of the heir. Before the hour turns, the truth dies with the prisoner if the crown reaches them first. What do you do? Keep the mood romantic and aching.
How it works
- Pick a genre: fantasy, sci-fi, mystery or horror.
- Roll the dice, then lock the ones you like.
- Roll again, or reroll a single die, until the scene clicks.
- Copy the prompt, or a link that opens the same roll, and start writing or bring it to your next session.
Want more control?
The Story Prompt Generator uses the same engine and shows every part of the prompt, so you can lock who you are, the deadline or the tone as well.
Questions
- How is Story Dice different from the Story Prompt Generator?
- Same story engine, faster and more visual. Story Dice rolls six dice you can lock and reroll one by one. The Story Prompt Generator shows every part of the prompt, including who you are, the deadline and the tone.
- Do I need an account?
- No. It rolls in your browser, with no sign-up and no AI.
- Why do the conflict, secret and twist change together?
- They are written as a set: the secret explains the conflict and the twist raises its stakes. Lock any one of them to keep the whole set.
- Does it respect reduced motion?
- Yes. With reduced motion switched on in your system settings, new values appear without the roll animation.
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