I think the closest to literal chaos most people have in their lives is the junk drawer in the kitchen. The Lord of the die would be "The Lord of The Draw" that abides with the chaos sorting and empowering it for when we may eventually need the stuff we have no other place for. Sometimes the draw opens easily sometimes it doesn't sometimes you have to pull the entire thing out to find what you are looking for I was thinking along the lines of 1) face would be the pack of batteries which would super charge the closest die face to them or drain energy depending on if inversion is used. 2) the roll of tape which could be used to seal (reinforce) or heal (remove) the closest die depending on inversion or not as tape can be used secure items to stop them moving or invisibly fix tears to stop them spreading futher 3) takeaway menus this one is about choices we have about where we go to change our fate options to move to a happier outcome however inverted could be indecision caused by to many choices may cause you to stay on your path and not make the change. 4) old keys this one is about letting go of the past why hold onto that which no longer opens doors for you object attachment, sentimentality that holds you in its grip, inverse could be old relationships could bring new opportunities. 5) the Bobby pin regardless of your household demographic, make up or orientation every house will have at least one Bobby pin or kirby grip they just do its a universal truth it does not matter if you have seen it or not it is there. and that is chaos at it essence if this face shows up it flips the meaning of every die on the cloth this is a powerful face. 6) the blank face the unknowable answer this is the equivalent of the wyrd rune or the all our call operators are busy please try again later message on the telephone. If this face is cast encourage the person being read to ground, breathe and try again later