If you don't need cryptography secure rngs, PCG is pretty cool. It's pretty straightforward and builds off basic primitives, but the results has some neat qual

If you don't need cryptography secure rngs, PCG is pretty cool. It's pretty straightforward and builds off basic primitives, but the results has some neat qualities/features if you find you need them. E.g. People often find that they don't want pure randomness, but rather want some kind of uniformity//equidistribution over some period, which implies state (I.e. Shuffling a music playlist).