Nameless Narcissism

Chaos Nameless features the “Chaos Factor”: each deck has a unique combination of foil colors, resulting in six chaotic variants. This item is a specific color version of Chaos Nameless. Unlike the Bestiary edition, the cards also feature different hot foil colors (on both the front and back) that match the tuck box.

The Court cards of Chaos are inspired by popular mythological monsters. Expect fish-men, sirens, dragons, and a wide variety of other wild creatures.

From the beginning of time, you mortals have done nothing but seek control. You build fortresses of marble, steel, and thoughts to protect yourselves, devising a thousand clever plans to escape the unknown.

But don’t exhaust yourselves: it’s a game you’ll never win. The unexpected will always upend your lives, making them better, worse, or simply more strange.

Here, it’s not about finding meaning, but about enjoying the journey, fast and wild, hoping that the Gods, fickle as ever, show us a bit of empathy.

Learn to ride the storm, navigate by sight, and be ready to change course in the blink of an eye. One thing’s for sure: around here, you’ll never get bored.

A Chaos Novel – The Nameless King

When the Nameless King still had a name, he was the most powerful, feared, and unpredictable creature ever to emerge from Chaos. He reigned as the undisputed King of Darkness, and no one dared to oppose him. Chaos itself had gifted him the Forbidden Fruit, the symbol of absolute power.

Perhaps it was the Great Enemy who seduced him, or maybe it was his insatiable lust for power. Either way, he began to impose discipline, dictate laws, and, in general, become incredibly predictable.

This change, of course, did not sit well with his subjects, who longed to live freely, without constraints, as the Cat had decreed from the beginning of the Universe. They tried to rebel, but by then the Nameless King had become a well-organized despot, ruling through terror and repression.

Anyone who failed to follow his directives was cast into the Bottomless Pit, from which no one had ever returned.

Desperate, the subjects began to pray to the Cat, a rare and dangerous act, as drawing the supreme feline’s attention is a terrible gamble.

After seven long years of imposed order and unanswered prayers, the Cat finally got pissed. Terribly so.

That day became known as the “Great Mess”, a mind-blowing cataclysm akin to a furious storm mixed with an earthquake. Instead of rain, lightning fell from the sky. There was some :ahem: minor collateral damage, but in the end, all those who had helped the Nameless Lord bring order were reduced to little piles of ash.

In all that confusion, it’s said that the Nameless Lord was struck by lightning right in the face. He probably became even more handsome, but somehow, he survived.

Rumor has it he fled to the edges of the Great Darkness. Now, far from the Cat and everyone else, He plots revenge.

This is the Narcissism variant – Holographic Peacock Blue + Holographic Black.

Features:

• Hot foil on both front and back of the cards (Holographic Peacock Blue)
• Box printed by Boschiero and Newton with 4+ different foils
• Premium paper stock for the box
• Cards printed by WJPC
• Fully custom card design, including pips, featuring wild characters
• Unique artwork distinct from other Chaos decks
• Limited edition: fewer than 700 copies produced