Quintessential Chaos Mage

The nature of chaos is not endless change, though it may seem otherwise. Constant, unceasing change is predictable, it is understandable, it is its own form of order, and just as much the antithesis of chaos as immutable, static sameness is.

No, the true nature of chaos is endless possibility, layer upon infinite layer of potential outcomes, each no more or no less likely to occur than any other, and each peeled and cast away, forgotten, at the moment of choosing, like the dry skin of an onion.

So it is with chaos sorcery. Chaos magicians can use their control of chaos energy to cast spells in a near infinite number of permutations, limited only by their imagination and their strength of will. Even a novice chaos mage is more versatile than his bard, sorcerer, and wizard peers, and a powerful chaos mage could, conceivably, weave a hundred spells each day and never cast the same one twice.