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Chaos Nameless: Narcissism (Black/Blue Foil) Playing Cards

Chaos Nameless: Narcissism (Black/Blue Foil) Playing Cards

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Chaos Nameless is a delightfully quirky deck that brings a splash of luxury to your card game shenanigans, featuring zany, whimsical characters plucked straight from the pages of mythology—thanks to our mates at Thirdway Industries. It’s familiar enough to make sense, yet absurd enough to keep you on your toes.
Narcissism variant - Holographic Peacock Blue + Holographic Black, because why not?

Features:
  • Hot foil on the front and back of the cards, with a cheeky twist of colours for each variant
  • Tuck box printed by Boschiero and Newton, sporting 4+ different foils—because who doesn’t love a bit of bling?
  • Premium paper stock for the tuck box (not your run-of-the-mill stuff)
  • Cards printed by WJPC, so you know they’re the real deal
  • Fully custom card design, including pips, filled with bonkers characters
  • Unique artwork that sets this deck apart from the rest of the Chaos family
  • Limited edition: fewer than 700 copies—grab one before they vanish!
Expect your court cards to be a rollicking mix of mythological mischief—think fish-men, sirens, dragons, and all sorts of delightful oddities.

From the dawn of time, you mortals have been obsessed with control. Crafting grand fortresses of marble, steel, and convoluted thoughts to shield yourselves, you devise a thousand cunning plans to dodge the unknown.
But let’s be real: it’s a game you’ll never win. The unexpected will always crash the party, turning your lives into something better, worse, or just plain bizarre.
Here, it’s not about hunting for meaning, but about relishing the wild ride, hoping the capricious Gods toss us a bit of sympathy.
Learn to ride the storm, navigate by instinct, and be ready to switch gears faster than you can say “abracadabra.” One thing's for certain: boredom is not on the agenda.
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