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Minecraft But AI Is Changing The Rules

Chaos Randomizer turns Minecraft into an escalating multiplayer disaster: every 60 seconds, random events, gameplay rules, mobs, world effects, and client visuals rewrite the game.

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Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition

1.21.10

Platforms

Supported environments

Client and server

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Licensed ARR
Published 2 weeks ago
Updated last month

Chaos Randomizer Chaos Randomizer turns Minecraft into an escalating multiplayer disaster. Every 60 seconds, something random happens: mobs mutate, items rain from the sky, players receive strange effects, the world changes, visual effects appear, and game rules can be rewritten. Randomizations can stack together, creating increasingly unpredictable chaos for survival worlds, challenge videos, and multiplayer events. Features

  • Automatic random events every 60 seconds
  • Cumulative, persistent, and escalating chaos
  • Multiplayer support
  • World, mob, player, item, loot, weather, and gameplay randomizations
  • Supply drops, item rain, XP showers, fireworks, random food, Totem gifts, and gear repairs
  • Mob events including cat invasions, rainbow sheep, pets, horses, and random mob names
  • Random enchantments, faster crops, keep inventory, double XP, and fall-damage changes
  • Client visual effects: blur, mirror, pixelation, scanlines, noir, Game Boy, and screen flip
  • Sound, chat, keyboard, and mouse randomization effects
  • Persistent chaos state, event history, escalation, intro sequence, and boss bar Commands All commands use /chaos and require operator permissions.
  • /chaos start — Starts the chaos engine.
  • /chaos pause — Pauses the chaos engine.
  • /chaos skip — Immediately triggers the next randomization.
  • /chaos interval <seconds> — Changes the time between randomizations.
  • /chaos list all — Lists every available randomization.
  • /chaos list <tier> — Lists randomizations from a specific tier.
  • /chaos force id <id> — Forces a randomization by ID.
  • /chaos force tier <tier> — Forces a random randomization from a tier.
  • /chaos undo last — Undoes the most recently activated rule.
  • /chaos undo id <id> — Undoes a specific active rule.
  • /chaos reset confirm — Clears active rules, history, client effects, and escalation progress.
  • /chaos active — Shows active chaos rules.
  • /chaos history — Shows recent chaos events.
  • /chaos status — Shows chaos status, timer, and progression.
  • /chaos bossbar on — Shows the chaos boss bar.
  • /chaos bossbar off — Hides the chaos boss bar.
  • /chaos escalation — Shows escalation settings.
  • /chaos escalation set <rolls> — Sets escalation progress.
  • /chaos intro list — Lists intro events.
  • /chaos intro add <id> — Adds an event to the intro sequence.
  • /chaos intro remove <id> — Removes an event from the intro sequence.
  • /chaos intro clear — Clears the intro sequence.
  • /chaos intro seconds <seconds> — Sets the intro duration.