Dice Games

This game can go fast or slow. It's more fun if you play quickly, but you have to pay attention and know the rules.
All players need to sit in a circle - there should be at least four players.
One player is chosen to to start. The player rolls the die and depending on which number comes up, they execute that action (listed below).
The game ends whenever you want.

1. Pass die to the left
2. Left drinks one
3. Pass die to the right
4. Right drinks one
5. Take one drink
6. Everyone drinks

Everyone starts off by rolling one die till someone rolls a three. This person then becomes the "three man." The game then proceeds around the circle (clockwise) with people taking turns rolling the dice. Whoever has the dice will continue to roll until they roll something that does not require drinking (2, 5, 6, 8, 12). The dice are then passed clockwise to the next player.

When the dice total:

The only way to stop being the "three man" is by rolling a 3 when you are the "three man". When this happens, the "three man" may choose whoever he wants to be the next "three man."

(Optional) At any time during the game the three man can be told to drink. However the person currently rolling may not tell the three man to drink. If he does he must drink.

Place a beer or a shot in the center of the table. Everyone sits around it with their own drink.

First player takes the dice. The player to their right predicts what they will roll. First player now rolls the dice.

Pass the dice to the player on the left and play commences again.

*Chanting "Down it Now" as loudly as possible while the person is chugging the center drink is compulsory.

This can be played with two or more people, but the limiting factor is how many dice you have. It is usually played at a bar, but can be adapted for use at a party. The end of the game determines who pays for the Tower.*

The drinks are stacked in front of everyone. DO NOT KNOCK IT OVER. The pint of beer is on the bottom, a coaster is placed on top of it. The mixed drink is placed on top of that and it, too,  is covered with a coaster. Then the shooter, the last coaster, and finally the shot on top. 

Every player gets their own die. 

Every player rolls the dice, highest becomes the first player. The first player rolls their die and the game begins. Game play proceeds to the left. 

A player rolls the die, if it is anything other than a 6, nothing happens and the next player rolls.

When a 6 is rolled by a player, they must remove the topmost item on the tower. If it is a drink, it must be drunk by the player immediately. If it is a coaster, the coaster can be flicked/removed. Normally, the next person to roll must wait until the previous person has drunk their layer or removed the coaster.

Game play continues until a 6 is rolled and a player must drink the pint of beer.

At this point, everyone needs their own die. (It can be played with less dice than players, but this gives an advantage to the chugger.) The chugger's goal is to finish drinking the beer before all other players roll a 6. As soon as the chugger puts their lips to the glass, everyone begins to roll their die repeatedly until they roll a 6. If the chugger finishes the beer before all players roll a 6, the players are responsible for paying for the tower. If the players all roll a 6 before the chugger finishes, the chugger must pay for the entire tower.

*If you are playing at a party, instead of paying for the tower, a task can be created to humiliate the loser or entertain others.

Shot on top

(A single shot of whatever)

------- coaster-----------

Shooter

(Usually a "bomb" of some type)

------- coaster-----------

Mixed Drink 

(Rum & Coke, etc.)

------- coaster-----------

Pint of beer  on bottom

(Something that is chug-able)

This game is a bluffing game. You have to be a good liar to succeed. The object is to shake the dice in the cup, slam it on the table, lift it up and take a peek at the dice (don't let anyone else see them!!) and then announce what you have.

The only person who can call your bluff is the person who's roll you are trying to beat. If you bluff and get caught, you drink. If you get challenged on the roll but really have beaten the privious high, then the person who called you has to drink. If you bluff and get away with it the dice pass to the next person.

Rolls are based on the two digit number they form when placed side by side (ex. a 3 and a 4 would be "43"). If you throw doubles the value is one die times a hundred (ex. double 2 would cound as "200"). There are also some other special rolls that affect the game:

Note: "Reverse" and "social" both cancel out the previous high roll so you don't have to worry about beating the privios guy's score.

Other combinations:

(Optional) Successive Mexicalis double the amount of drink to consume on a challenge or bluff.

In this game, speed is key. If you have a group of people who are bad at paying attention, it is suggested you play a different game.

Players take turns rolling the dice, trying not to roll a 7, an 11, or a double.( For example if the player rolls a 4 and a 3, that person would have to drink.) The unlucky roller must be ready to chug.

They can begin chugging when the person to their left picks up the dice and begins rolling for a 7/11/double. If s/he doesn’t roll it, the dice are moved to the next player and s/he attempts to roll a 7, an 11, or a double. Once a player rolls the correct combination, the drinker can stop. Play resumes and players roll trying not to roll a 7, an 11, or a double.

However, if the drinker finishes their beer before one of the three options are rolled, the person who is currently holding the dice becomes the chugger. (The idea is to get the dice, roll, and pass them quickly. If you take too long, you can get screwed.)