Dice rolling is a common activity in games and probability experiments where small, cube-shaped objects, known as dice, are thrown to generate random numbers. Each die typically has six faces, numbered from one to six, and the outcome of a roll is determined by which face lands facing up. In many games, players roll dice to determine movement, score points, or resolve actions. The randomness of dice rolling makes it a popular method for introducing chance and unpredictability, adding excitement to games like Monopoly or Catan.