What is CHAOS Mode in Clash Royale?

C.H.A.O.S is a Clash Royale mode played from a restricted 66-card pool in which a "Select modifier" prompt appears every 45 seconds and offers you two modifiers — you pick one on a roughly 3-second timer. Each offer names a card in the match and what it changes, such as Hunter "Shoot Your Shot" (+100% shot range). Modifier rarity escalates through the match: early offers are Common, later ones reach Rare and Epic.

Are CHAOS modifiers random?

No. C.H.A.O.S modifiers are chosen, not rolled. Every 45 seconds the game pauses and presents two options, and you select one before a roughly 3-second timer expires. Because each pool card carries exactly three modifiers — one Common, one Rare, one Epic — the same card can be offered again later with a stronger version, so knowing the tiers in advance is what decides the pick.

Which CHAOS Mode modifiers are the strongest?

The strongest (S-tier) modifiers typically add splash damage, spawn extra troops, or dramatically increase stats. Epic modifiers on win conditions like Hog Rider, Balloon, and Royal Giant tend to be the most impactful. Use the power tier filter to find S and A tier modifiers.

Can I filter modifiers by card or rarity?

Yes. The database supports filtering by card name, modifier rarity (Common, Rare, Epic), power tier (S through D), and free-text search. You can combine filters to find exactly what you need.

CHAOS Mode Modifier Database

C.H.A.O.S gives you 3 seconds to pick 1 of 2 modifiers, every 45 seconds. Search and rank every catalogued effect so the choice is already made.

C.H.A.O.S is live all of Season 86 — this catalogue is still catching up

C.H.A.O.S runs from August 3 to September 7, 2026 with four rotating variants (Triple Draft, Epic Only, Sudden Death, Infinite Elixir). The pool is now 66 cards; the 49 below are the ones we have catalogued, so cards added in later revisions are not here yet. Everything shown has been verified. We are filling the gap as offers are observed in-game.

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What Is the CHAOS Mode Modifier Database?

This is a searchable, fully-ranked database of Clash Royale C.H.A.O.S Mode modifiers — every catalogued Common, Rare, and Epic effect, sorted by power tier (S through D). Filter by card, by rarity, by tier, or free-text search to see instantly which offer is worth building around.

Why a modifier database exists

C.H.A.O.S does not roll modifiers at you — it makes you choose. Every 45 seconds play stops, two offers appear, and a roughly 3-second timer runs. That is not enough time to read two unfamiliar effects, weigh them against the board, and decide. Rarity also escalates as the match goes on, so a card you passed on early can come back with a far stronger version. This database is the preparation: learn what each modifier does and how it ranks before the prompt appears, and the pick becomes one you have already made.

How to use it to win the CHAOS badge

Filter to S- and A-tier modifiers to learn which cards to prioritize when you draft, then pair it with the CHAOS Mode guide for the win-three-in-a-row strategy and the best CHAOS decks for ready-made builds.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is CHAOS Mode in Clash Royale?: C.H.A.O.S is a Clash Royale mode played from a restricted 66-card pool in which a "Select modifier" prompt appears every 45 seconds and offers you two modifiers — you pick one on a roughly 3-second timer. Each offer names a card in the match and what it changes, such as Hunter "Shoot Your Shot" (+100% shot range). Modifier rarity escalates through the match: early offers are Common, later ones reach Rare and Epic.
Are CHAOS modifiers random?: No. C.H.A.O.S modifiers are chosen, not rolled. Every 45 seconds the game pauses and presents two options, and you select one before a roughly 3-second timer expires. Because each pool card carries exactly three modifiers — one Common, one Rare, one Epic — the same card can be offered again later with a stronger version, so knowing the tiers in advance is what decides the pick.
Which CHAOS Mode modifiers are the strongest?: The strongest (S-tier) modifiers typically add splash damage, spawn extra troops, or dramatically increase stats. Epic modifiers on win conditions like Hog Rider, Balloon, and Royal Giant tend to be the most impactful. Use the power tier filter to find S and A tier modifiers.
Can I filter modifiers by card or rarity?: Yes. The database supports filtering by card name, modifier rarity (Common, Rare, Epic), power tier (S through D), and free-text search. You can combine filters to find exactly what you need.

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