Online Dice
1d24 · one choice from 24 outcomes
A D24 is a direct 1–24 choice. It can select an entry from a homebrew table or a clock slot for a fictional event. Agree on the hour mapping first, and let the selected time suggest a scene.

To choose an hour on a 00–23 clock, agree that 1 means 00:00, 2 means 01:00, and 24 means 23:00. Subtract one from the result to get the clock hour. A roll of 9 therefore selects 08:00.
This roller displays 1–24, not 0–23. Decide on the clock mapping beforehand. Also, adding two D12s reaches 24 but favors the middle and never gives 1, so it cannot replace a flat D24 roll.
A single D24 gives every row a one-in-twenty-four chance. Two D12s have 144 ordered pairs, with total 13 more likely than either endpoint. The same maximum can hide a very different distribution.
Choose a time for a story event, an entry in a homebrew list, or a D24 result requested by a rule. The number of sides describes the random range; it does not determine how the game interprets the roll.
The numerical mean is 12.5. Converting a selected face to a clock label changes how you read it, not how many of the twenty-four outcomes belong to that hour.