Chumbles

Chumbles is a game supposedly invented by the Vanderstank Family of Universal Cosmic Knowledge "over 400 years ago" and produced since that time by the Chumbles Game Manufacturing Corporation with a digital version co-developed by the Vanderstank Family and hosted on VanderstankOS.

Rules
According to the tutorial screen on VanderstankOS:
 * If this is your first time playing Chumbles, you lose ten Chumbles right off the bat. If you have played before, you also lose ten Chumbles, to even the playing field.
 * Each person takes a turn rolling the dice, after which you move that number of spaces on the Chumbleboard. Depending on which space you land on, you may be given the choice to roll again, spin the spinner, move on the chess board, draw some cards, draw a letter from the Chumblebag, or you may be presented with a specific challenge.
 * In certain scenarios, if you dislike the outcome of a challenge, you may challenge a Law of Chumbles, after which the Chumbleparliament will convene and determine whether the challenge is valid. (The Chumbleparliament is built-in to this digital version, making it much easier to play this game with <100 people).
 * The rather complex scoring system (involving Chumbles, US Dollars, Leaves, Respect Points, Medals of Honor, and Lawsuits) may seem overly complex at first, but it'll begin to make sense as you progress through the game. All monetary debts are to be assessed at the end of the game as real and legally binding.
 * If you land on a blank space, you lose one Chumble for being boring.
 * If you anger the god Chumblor, you must make a move in your game of chess before your next move.
 * The only scenario you cannot roll or spin your way out of is the cooking competition—you MUST cook for the Chumblechef when asked, and abide by his ruling.
 * As to when the game ends—that much is a secret. There are many, many more rules, but there isn't room to type them all here. You learn the best by playing. Let's get Chumbling!