Board Games I Live With

I can arrange to lend these board games to friends, though I don't own most of them:

Catan (formerly known as The Settlers of Catan)
*Catan (formerly known as The Settlers of Catan) with 5-6 player extension
Catan: Cities & Knights expansion (formerly known as The Cities and Knights of Catan)
Notes:

For initial setup, you can use a random or balanced map generator
You can decrease the variance of dice rolls by using a shuffled deck of playing cards (or two decks) instead. To prepare each deck, remove: All four aces, three 2s, two 3s, one 4, one 9, two jacks, and three queens, leaving 36 cards remaining. Treat the remaining jacks as 11s and the remaining queen as a 12. For the kings, treat ♣♠→7, ♦→6, ♥→8.

Notes: Base rules aren't in the box. And, it is helpful to use dice or other counters to track available actions, buys, and coins.

Mice and Mystics (rulebook, video explaining rules)
Monopoly Deal
Moose Farkel (a variant of Farkle)
*Munchkin
Munchkin Cthulhu
Munchkin Deluxe
Neuroshima Hex!
*New Bedford
Pandemic
*Pandemic
Puerto Rico
The Resistance: Avalon (rules not in box)
Reversi (also known as Othello)
RoboRally
*Runebound with Fall of the Dark Star scenario pack
Slap .45 Mini
Speed Dreidel with the additional rule that the player whose dreidel spins the longest in a round is immune from the penalty of shin in that round
*Small World
Star Fluxx
Star Realms with expansions Crisis: Heros and Colony Wars
*Star Realms with expansions Crisis: Heros and Colony Wars
*T.I.M.E Stories
Trial by Trolley
triplea-game.org software. It is open-source freeware.
Twilight Struggle (rules not in box)
Werewords (I just have the app, which is free)
Wingspan with "Swift Start" tutorial. Rulings.