What should I look for in poker chip set?

At least 300 chips for a working economy with multiple denominations Weight matters—11.5 gram chips feel substantial when you stack 50 of them Three to five different colors let you create different point types Chips only, don't need cards or dice (ignore 'complete poker set' marketing)

equipment$10–25used in 1 side quest

Poker chip set

Physical tokens that make quest points tangible. Stacking earned chips and cashing them in for rewards creates satisfying weight and visibility that digital counters can't match.

What to look for

1At least 300 chips for a working economy with multiple denominations
2Weight matters—11.5 gram chips feel substantial when you stack 50 of them
3Three to five different colors let you create different point types
4Chips only, don't need cards or dice (ignore 'complete poker set' marketing)

Skip

Lightweight plastic chips under 8 grams—they feel cheap
Paying extra for aluminum cases or card decks you won't use

Used for: making quest points physically stackable and countable · creating visible wealth accumulation on your desk · cashing in large stacks for rewards