Setting the random seed to a fixed value allows you to get predictable results every time, but it does not allow for a very interesting dice game. Comment the line back out so you have a $$random$$ roll of the dice again.

Try modifying your code to use $4,8,12,$ or $20$ sided dice.

Then, modify your code to ask the user how many sides their two dice have. Even though you couldn$$t build fair $7$ or $13$ sided dice physically, with digital dice you could use them.

You need to ask for how many sides each dice has. This means two inputs for two dice!