Create & Chaos

Create & Chaos is a tabletop role-playing game for 2 or more players. Written as a love letter to artists and art streamers on Twitch, work together to fight off your artists personal art gremlins as one of their very own doodles. Chase away goblins corrupting their files, fight off funky anatomy sketches, and punt that pixie doodle mixing their paints into next week! Help keep your artist on track and anyone watching entertained.

One page front and back with simple rules, Create & Chaos is the perfect game for convention play or one-shot nights with your regular ttrpg group. If you've never played tabletop role-playing games, it also serves as a fantastic entry point for anyone who likes art, content creation, and telling silly stories. Grab some friends and dice, roll up some characters, and become a living doodle!

Below, you can find download links for the base game and a free expansion that heavily references my artist's Twitch community. If you're a member of the Bri-gade, I highly encourage picking up both files. If you're not familiar with her work or community, it's best to start with the base game (Check out the art though. It's rad).

Art for Create & Chaos was done by Brighid de Danann. Find more of her incredible work on Twitter and Twitch. The Bri-gade expansion also contains an illustration of Succubus Bri by Ike Bergmann.

Layout for Create & Chaos was done by Emily Entner. Find more of her amazing design work here.

What you need:

To play Create & Chaos you will need the following materials or digital versions if playing online:

• Access to a copy of Create & Chaos
• 4 six-sided dice (d6)
• A writing utensil
• A piece of paper to make notes about your character
• 1-4 additional players

Online Play

Create & Chaos can be played online in any virtual tabletop setting as there is no grid or rigid combat system. Players can use digital note-taking mediums or digital dice where preferred or where physical versions are inconvenient. If playing online, consider choosing a medium where the GM (or players!) can doodle in a common space, such as Web Whiteboard, powered by Miro.