Running a D&D booth at a charity event tomorrow teaching

>>50737718
Darts, but with throwing axes could be one for boring old attack rolls.
They could have 'ruined mines' obstacle courses for Acrobatics/Athletics.
Riddle/trivia competitions for Insight/History/etc.

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>>50737783
Thanks for replying. I've also settled on a caber toss (the Scottish log throwing game).

I think dwarves would enjoy ring toss.you know the carnival game?

>>50737783
Oh and to expend on these; there might be a buy in to play some these which is contributed to a pot for the winner. There could be non-gambling just for fun/practice runs often with the betting ones being rarer. And you could take an added challenge to possibly win an even bigger prize based on how much you drink shortly before a wager round.

>>50737718
Stylized card games, like scopa, only with stone and gem art cards.

I'd combine that axe throwing game with drinking. Hit the target once, drink a set amount of alcohol (I'll leave those to you). You're out of the game if you can't hit the target or you can't down your drink in one go (burping and coughing is allowed). Slowly give penalties to rolls. Last one standing wins, in good ol' dwarven fashion.

Another game could be a dice game. Goal is to roll 21 on as few d6s as possible, or as close to it if no one could hit it. Everyone rolls 3 dice for starters, then each take their turn and roll as many dice as they want. They can choose to roll none but that's final (they cannot choose to roll later).