In Dungeons and Dragons, what kinds of dice are commonly used?

Dungeons & Dragons (Dungeons & Dragons) is a role-playing game (RPG). In the game, players need to play a fictional character to explore, fight, solve puzzles, etc. with other players. Dice are one of the essential tools in this game, used to determine the success or failure of the character's various actions in the game.
 

In Dungeons and Dragons, the commonly used dice are as follows:

D4: Tetrahedral dice, used to determine some smaller values, such as damage value, attribute value, etc.
D6: Hexahedron dice, used to determine some medium values, such as attack value, skill value, etc.
D8: Octahedral dice, used to determine some larger values, such as damage value, attribute value, etc.
D10: Decahedral dice, used to determine some larger values, such as damage value, attribute value, etc.
D12: Dodecahedron dice, used to determine some larger values, such as damage value, attribute value, etc.
D20: Icosahedral dice, the most commonly used dice in Dungeons and Dragons, used to determine the success or failure probability of a character's attack, defense, and skill checks. In the game, it is usually necessary to perform multiple throws of D20 in order to obtain the final result.

In addition to the common dice mentioned above, there are also some special dice in Dungeons and Dragons, such as the 100-sided dice (D100) and the trihedral dice (D3), which are used less frequently, but are necessary in some cases.