Chits of War - MDF, Dark Blue Terrain strips the least good contrast is

the least good contrast is with the purple set

but could easily be adapted for use with other rule systems

The Latin lettering: ✤ MO · ARG · PRO · CONFOE · BEL · GEL · stands for: Moneta argentea provinciarum confoederatorum Belgii Gelriae

Numbered chits are an excellent alternative to using playing cards

Chits of War - MDF, Dark Blue Terrain strips the least good contrast isThese chits have been cut from 2mm MDF, 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, in dark blue matching that of the FK&P rule book. The set is coloured, so it won't easily