Summary: Managing risk to score points - how many times you can roll before hitting a 1?
Players: 2+
Rules:

• All players roll 1d100, with the results deciding play order from highest to lowest.
  
• The objective is to score 100 points. To do this, you can roll your d6 as many times as you want.
  
• You can 'bank' your current score at any time, saving it. If you roll a 1, your current round's score is erased.
  
• Banking or rolling a pig passes the turn to the next player.
  

Summary: Everyone is going to lose eventually, but you want the other guy to lose first.
Players: 2.
Rules:

• Decide who goes first with a /coin toss.
  
• The objective is to avoid rolling a 1. The first player starts by rolling a d1000.
  
• The next player rolls using the score of the previous roll as a face number. So if the previous result was 543, you'd roll /dice 1d543.
  
• Take turns until someone rolls a 1.
  

Summary: Gather a transport, captain and crew before you can earn points from the cargo. Most valuable cargo wins.
Players: 2+.
Rules:

• All players roll 1d100, with the results deciding play order from highest to lowest.
  
• Each player rolls 5d6 up to 3 times during their turn.
  
• You must obtain a 6 (transport), 5 (captain) and 4 (crew) in that order, with these die being removed from your pool once rolled.
  
• This means if you roll a 6 in round 1, you would only roll 4d6 for round 2, etc.
  
• If you secure a 6, 5 and 4, the remaining 2 dice are cargo. The value of your cargo at the end of your turn is your score.
  
• If you fail to get a 6, 5 and 4, your score is 0.
  
• The player with the highest cargo score wins.