Conjure the Chaos

2026David Nemeroff

2 - 4 players
15 - 40 min

From BoardGameGeek

Conjure the Chaos is a standalone fantasy card game, not a TCG. Players don't need to buy booster packs or chase rare cards to enjoy the game. Everything needed to play comes in the box. The game features four unique factions-Vampires, Dwarves, Mystics, and Shamans-each with its own playstyle and strategy. Players choose a faction deck and battle using creatures, abilities, momentum, and a shared Chaos Deck that introduces unexpected twists throughout the game. What makes the game different is that each tribe had their own unique way they trigger Chaos, causing cards from the Chaos Deck to enter the game. This creates random memorable moments and forces players to adapt their strategy on the fly. The Chaos system is really the heart of the game and gives every game a different feel. Games typically take about 15–40 minutes, are easy to learn, and offer a surprising amount of strategy and replayability. -description from the designer

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About Conjure the Chaos

From BoardGameGeek:

Conjure the Chaos is a standalone fantasy card game, not a TCG. Players don't need to buy booster packs or chase rare cards to enjoy the game. Everything needed to play comes in the box. The game features four unique factions-Vampires, Dwarves, Mystics, and Shamans-each with its own playstyle and strategy. Players choose a faction deck and battle using creatures, abilities, momentum, and a shared Chaos Deck that introduces unexpected twists throughout the game. What makes the game different is that each tribe had their own unique way they trigger Chaos, causing cards from the Chaos Deck to enter the game. This creates random memorable moments and forces players to adapt their strategy on the fly. The Chaos system is really the heart of the game and gives every game a different feel. Games typically take about 15–40 minutes, are easy to learn, and offer a surprising amount of strategy and replayability. -description from the designer

Designer

David Nemeroff

Categories

Card GameFantasyFighting

Mechanics

Campaign / Battle Card DrivenKill StealTake ThatVariable Player Powers
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