How can I change the color of my dice when I roll?

You can change the color of your 3D dice by adding a "color tag" to the end of your dice formula. A color tag is a hashtag (#) followed by a color name or a hex code.

Example with a color name:

2d6#blue

Example with a hex code:

What colors and formats are supported?

The system supports two formats for color tags:

• Predefined Color Names: You can use any of the following case-insensitive names: purple, indigo, blue, yellow, orange, red, green, teal, black, and white.

• Hex Color Codes: You can use standard 3-digit (e.g., #f0c) or 6-digit (e.g., #FF8C00) hexadecimal codes to specify any color you want.

If the tag you use is not a valid color name or hex code, the dice will simply appear in their default color.

Can I use multiple colors in a single, complex roll formula?

Yes, you can! You can apply color tags to individual parts of a roll formula to have dice of different colors appear in the same roll. This is especially useful for distinguishing different types of damage or effects.

When combining colors with descriptive labels, remember that the color tag must come before the label tag. Correct Order: 1d8#red[Fire] + 1d8#blue[Cold]`

/roll 1d8#red[Fire] + 1d6#blue[Ice]

This formula will roll one red d8 for "Fire" damage and one blue d6 for "Ice" damage, adding the results together.

Can I change my dice for every roll?

Yes. Open Account settings and choose the Dice tab. Under Default dice, pick one of the Quest Portal dice styles or a game dice set, or import your own artwork as a custom skin under My skins. Your choice is saved to your account and used every time you roll.

See Custom Dice Skins to make your own.

Color tags don't change the color of a custom skin. They still tint the default Quest Portal dice.