Chaos Okaun, Eye of Chaos | Illustration by Yongjae Choi Commander (2) Zndrsplt, Eye of Wisdom Okaun, Eye of Chaos Planeswalker (1) Creature (19) Creepy Doll Frenetic Efreet Goblin Archaeologist Goblin Engineer Goblin Kaboomist Goblin Traprunner Karplusan Minotaur Kediss, Emberclaw Familiar Krark, the Thumbless Mogg Assassin Mutalith, Vortex Beast Niv-Mizzet Parun Roaming Throne Sakashima the Impostor Spark Double Tavern Scoundrel The Locust God Tribute Mage Yusri, Fortune's Flame Instant (11) Chaos Warp Counterspell Cyclonic Rift Desperate Gambit Fighting Chance Fling Muddle the Mixture Negate Soul's Fire Temur Battle Rage Whir of Invention Sorcery (9) Blasphemous Act Gamble Game of Chaos Reckless Handling Seize the Day Slip Through Space Squee's Revenge Stitch in Time Vandalblast Enchantment (7) Chance Encounter Footfall Crater Impulsive Maneuvers Mirror March Planar Chaos Propaganda The Apprentice's Folly Artifact (14) Arcane Signet Boompile Commander's Plate Crooked Scales Izzet Signet Krark's Thumb Lightning Greaves Mind Stone Shadowspear Sol Ring Swiftfoot Boots Talisman of Creativity Thought Vessel Whispersilk Cloak Land (34) Academy Ruins Buried Ruins Cascade Bluffs Command Tower Exotic Orchard Great Furnace Inventors' Fair Izzet Boilerworks Myriad Landscape Reliquary Tower Rogue's Passage Shivan Reef Steam Vent Stormcarved Coast Sulfur Falls Temple of Epiphany Training Center Island x6 Mountain x11 True chaos decks are ones that maximize the randomness of the game by casting spells with huge splashy effects that dont necessarily have a specific goal in mind
Picture the tactile feeling of casting an extra combat spell
(Somehow, not having enough energy is also thematic for Fallout.) While the other three decks do a good job of supporting their commanders, Science
Most decks also enjoy getting to recast their spells and having decent planeswalkers in play, which only cost them two mana
Who doesnt like to draw cards
