Make veggies winnable.

Roll For Veggies brings tabletop game mechanics to the dinner table. Kids roll a d20 and a d12 before each bite, earn XP for every veggie they eat, and unlock perks that change the game. One printable sheet runs a month of dinners.

Get the Player Sheet, $2.99 How to play

Made for kids ages 4 to 12, with an instant PDF you can print at home tonight.

How it works

Roll For Veggies

The name is the instructions.

  1. STEP1

    Roll

    A d20 and a d12 for every veggie bite. Start with 3 per meal.

  2. STEP2

    Eat or skip

    19 or under? Take a bite. 20 or more? Skip it.

  3. STEP3

    Level up

    Continue to eat veggies and roll your dice to unlock perks to enhance future rolls.

Try a roll

Tap the button and see whether tonight's bite gets skipped.

14 9 23
Skip it!

23 beats 20, so that bite is off the plate.

A determined boy lifts a forkful of broccoli after a low roll A boy throws both arms up after rolling a 20 and a 12 while his dad cheers A laughing kid holds up an empty plate next to the dice and a Player Sheet
A pencil ticks the first box of the Veggie XP track on the Player Sheet, with a d20 and d12 resting on the page More perks unlock on the full sheet
The Player Sheet

Your quest log for a month of dinners

Fill the XP bar, bank re-roll tokens, and climb three tiers of perks. At month's end, Prestige to keep one perk forever.

Peek inside
Unlockable perks

Perks worth eating for

Table perk

Sweet 32

Roll the max. Every bite left this meal becomes a treat.

Don't worry, the odds of rolling it are 1 in 240.

Power perk

Lucky Two

Roll double ones and skip two bites at once.

Power perk

Sous-Chef

Help prep dinner and earn a free re-roll token for that night.

A boy rests his chin on his hand, staring down five green beans left on his plate, with two dice beside it
For parents

Take the fight out of veggie night

Roll For Veggies is built for real dinners, so the game works for parents as well as kids.

  • Kids win about 3 rolls in 8, so most bites still get eaten.
  • Anyone at the table can learn the rules in about five minutes.
  • Rewards stay at the dinner table, so there are no screens or bribes involved.

"Dad, can we have more veggies? We ran out of veggies."

Finn, age 7 ยท the founder's son and first playtester
Sample quotes below, replace with real playtest quotes before launch

"My son asked for the dice before I even served dinner, and he ate his broccoli without a single argument."

Parent of a 7-year-old

"The perks are genius. My daughter is saving up XP like it's allowance, and she ate green beans two nights in a row to get there."

Parent of a 9-year-old
The supply shop

Gear up for dinner

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Printed Player Sheets with a d12 and d20 in a linen dice bag on a kitchen counter
Instant download

Player Sheet PDF

One player, endless months. Print as many as you need for the kids in your household.

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Named Dry-Erase Sheet

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A napkin holder with a fold-down dice tray and a built-in spot for your two dice, so the game lives on the table.

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