Dice Attack makes you assign the roll to the army

Dice Attack does not finish the decision when the die lands. The official listing says you roll, then drag the dice onto cards to spawn units on the battlefield. The result becomes something to allocate.

That handoff is the game’s useful attraction: chance supplies an input, while the player chooses where to use it. The listing describes defending your own castle while attacking the opposing fortress, giving deployment an immediate purpose. It does not expose the cards’ full requirements or how a face value determines a unit’s properties.

Dice upgrades from D4 to D20 widen the advertised equipment ladder, but no probability calculation follows without the missing rules. Investigate what a card accepts and what spending a die commits you to. If you like adapting to a roll while retaining a choice about the army it creates, the drag after the roll is the part to watch.