RNGdle Badge List & How to Unlock Them

Badges are the collectible layer of RNGdle. Every daily roll is scanned for special features — a hidden 7, a number that refuses to factor, a mirror image — and each feature it finds fires a badge. Your rarity tier tells you how special the roll was overall; the badges tell you exactly why.

One roll can unlock several badges at once, and they stack rather than replace each other. A number like 777,777 is simultaneously a repeated-digit roll, a palindrome and a full house of sevens, so several badges fire together — which is exactly what makes it a jackpot. The tables below list every badge in the model, grouped from Common to Mythic.

A word on honesty: the chance column is computed, not estimated. A program checked all 1,000,001 possible numbers against each trigger, so a "1 in 1,000,001" chance means exactly one number in the entire range can fire that badge. The badge names and groupings themselves are dleverse's model — if the game ever publishes an official list, this page will be updated to follow it.

Common badges

These are the badges you collect without trying. Most plain rolls earn at least one of them, which makes them the base layer of any collection: nothing to brag about on their own, but the steady drumbeat that keeps a daily game alive. Two of them — the lucky seven and the zero — are cultural touches rather than mathematics, and together they fire on the overwhelming majority of all possible rolls.

Badge	Trigger	Rarity	Chance	Notes
Lucky Seven	Your number contains the digit 7.	Common	47%	Cultural charm rather than math — the easiest kind of "special" a roll can have.
Into the Void	Your number contains the digit 0.	Common	40%	A zero anywhere in the number counts, from 10 all the way up to 1,000,000.
Six-Digit Club	Your roll is a full six-digit number (100,000 or above).	Common	90%	Almost every roll qualifies; think of it as the default membership card.
High Roller	Your roll is 900,000 or above.	Common	10%	The top tenth of the range — common enough to earn often, distinct enough to feel earned.
Low Rider	Your roll is 100,000 or below.	Common	10%	Covers every roll from 0 to 100,000, including all five-digit numbers.
Double Digits	Your roll has only one or two digits (99 or below).	Common	1 in 10,000	Under 1% of rolls stay this short — small numbers are their own kind of scarce.

Rare badges

Rare badges need actual mathematical structure. A roll has to be prime, or read the same in a mirror, or be built by multiplying a whole number by itself. These are the badges that turn an ordinary day into a small story, and because they depend on deep number properties rather than luck of position, they are the ones number nerds chase first.

Badge	Trigger	Rarity	Chance	Notes
Prime Time	Your number is prime.	Rare	7.8%	Roughly 78,000 of the million possible numbers are prime, so this fires about one day in thirteen.
Mirror Mirror	Your number reads the same forwards and backwards.	Rare	0.20%	Only about 2,000 numbers in the whole range read the same both ways.
Power Player	Your number is a perfect power, like 10,000 = 100 × 100.	Rare	0.11%	Squares, cubes and higher powers all count: 10,000 = 100 × 100 and 1,000,000 = 100 × 100 × 100 qualify.
Twin Prime	Your prime is part of a twin pair — the number two above or below is also prime.	Rare	1.6%	Like 17 and 19 or 41 and 43 — primes that live exactly two apart.
Even Steven	Every digit in your number is even.	Rare	1.6%	Every digit even, like 246,802. Roughly one six-digit roll in sixty manages it.
Odd Duck	Every digit in your number is odd.	Rare	2.0%	Every digit odd, like 135,791 — the mirror twin of Even Steven.

Epic badges

Epic badges reward the most photogenic numbers in the range: every digit identical, or a clean unbroken run up and down the keyboard. Only a few dozen numbers in a million qualify for each one, so seeing either fire is a genuinely good day.

Badge	Trigger	Rarity	Chance	Notes
Broken Record	Every digit is identical, like 55,555.	Epic	1 in 22,222	All digits identical; 55,555 and 999,999 are the famous members of this club.
Straight Run	The digits form an unbroken run up or down, like 123,456.	Epic	1 in 15,385	123,456 climbing or 987,654 falling — only a handful of runs exist at each length.

Mythic badges

Mythic badges are the once-in-a-lifetime catches. Some belong to exactly one number; a few belong to a tiny family. They exist at the intersection of internet culture and the dice — and they are the badges people screenshot.

Badge	Trigger	Rarity	Chance	Notes
The Answer	You rolled exactly 42 — the answer to life, the universe and everything.	Mythic	1 in 1,000,001	Exactly 42. Nothing else in the range fires it.
Edge Walker	You rolled the absolute minimum (0) or maximum (1,000,000).	Mythic	1 in 500,001	The absolute floor and ceiling of the range: 0 and 1,000,000.
Jackpot	You rolled 777,777 — a full screen of lucky sevens.	Mythic	1 in 1,000,001	Exactly 777,777 — six sevens, the slot-machine fantasy in number form.
Sevens Wild	Your number is made entirely of sevens (7, 77, 777 …).	Mythic	1 in 166,667	Any all-sevens number: 7, 77, 777, 7,777, 77,777 or 777,777.
Leet	Your number contains 1337.	Mythic	0.03%	1337 has to appear inside your number, like 13,370 or 813,371.
Beast Mode	Your number contains 666.	Mythic	0.37%	A 666 anywhere in the digits — 666,013 or 376,661, for example.
It's Over 9000!	Your roll landed between 9,001 and 9,999.	Mythic	0.10%	Any roll from 9,001 to 9,999 earns this classic anime reference.

Want to know which badges your own number fires? Take it to the rarity calculator for the full breakdown, read how to play if the daily rules are new to you, or head back to the overview on the home page.

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