Chits of War - Acrylic, Black Battle mats on a 2mm thick rubber

on a 2mm thick rubber foam backing

To emphasise: each scenario is free standing and they do not have to be played in any particular order…but it is anticipated that players will play them in order as a campaign

This silver drachma of Lysimachus

please message me - I may be able to include a replacement for the cost of postage

perfect for Late Roman armies

Chits of War - Acrylic, Black Battle mats on a 2mm thick rubberThese chits have been cut from 3mm acrylic, for use with "To the Strongest!" and "TtS! For King and Parliament". Numbered chits are an excellent alternative to using playing cards, especially when gaming on the smaller grids. These can be drawn from a cup or cloth bag and used in exactly the same manner as playing cards. The set includes 80 chits, numbered from 1 10 (only 40 are shown in the image). The set is coloured, so it won't easily be mixed up