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War Chest

"A bottomless chest of gold, no dungeon required."

Tabletop Tavern — War Chest
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How do I install War Chest?

Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install War Chest for Tabletop Tavern in one click.

Version1.0.0
Updated2026/08/29
AuthorProjectMods
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</>What does War Chest do?

Tabletop Tavern's runs live and die on gold — every recruit, every shop pack, every reroll costs coin you rarely have enough of. War Chest fixes that. Type an amount, then add it to your purse, snap your total to exactly that number, or empty the chest back to zero. Your gold counter updates on the spot, and it's saved with your run. Build the army you've been dreaming about.

</>What is War Chest?

Tabletop Tavern's runs live and die on gold — every recruit, pack, and reroll costs coin you rarely have enough of. War Chest fixes that: type an amount, then add it to your purse, set your total to exactly that number, or empty the chest back to zero. Your gold updates on the spot and saves with your run. From ProjectMods, a community-first PC mod manager for 400+ games.

</>Common questions about War Chest

What does War Chest do in Tabletop Tavern?

War Chest is a Tabletop Tavern mod from ProjectMods that puts your gold entirely under your control. Runs in Tabletop Tavern live and die on gold — every recruit, every shop pack, and every reroll costs coin you rarely have enough of. War Chest lets you type an amount and then add it straight to your purse, set your total to exactly that number, or empty the chest back to zero. Your gold counter updates on the spot, and the new total is saved with your run. Instead of scraping coins together between battles, you can afford the units you actually want and build the army you have been dreaming about.

What is the difference between Give Gold, Set Gold, and Empty Chest?

War Chest gives Tabletop Tavern three ways to change your gold, all driven by the Amount you type. Give Gold adds that amount on top of what you already have, so pressing it repeatedly keeps stacking coins. Set Gold makes your total exactly the amount you entered, whether that is higher or lower than your current purse — useful when you want a precise number rather than a running tally. Empty Chest ignores the Amount entirely and drops your gold straight to zero. Between them you can top up, fix your purse to a specific figure, or clear it out completely. Whichever you use, the gold counter updates immediately and the change is saved with your run.

Does my gold from War Chest stick, or does it reset?

The gold you set with War Chest in Tabletop Tavern is saved with your run, so it sticks rather than vanishing when you move between screens or come back later. When you press Give Gold, Set Gold, or Empty Chest, your gold counter updates on the spot and that new total becomes your real purse — you can spend it on recruits, shop packs, and rerolls straight away, exactly like gold you earned. Because it is your run's actual gold rather than a temporary display, the game treats it normally in every purchase. If you want to change it again later, just enter a new amount and use one of the three actions; there is no limit on how often you can adjust it.

What does the Amount value control, and can I set gold to an exact number?

Amount is the number War Chest uses for its gold actions in Tabletop Tavern, and it lets you be exact. Type the figure you want, then choose how to apply it: Give Gold adds that amount to your current purse, while Set Gold makes your total precisely that number — so yes, you can pin your gold to an exact value rather than just piling more on. That precision is handy if you like to play with a specific budget, or if you want to hand yourself just enough for a particular recruit or shop pack without going overboard. Empty Chest is the exception that ignores Amount and simply zeroes your gold. You can revise the Amount and reapply it as often as you like.

Why would I use War Chest?

War Chest is for players who want to spend their Tabletop Tavern runs building an army rather than pinching pennies. Gold is tight in the base game, and constantly scraping coins together between battles can get in the way of the fun — trying out expensive units, filling out a shop pack, or rerolling for the option you really want. With War Chest you simply give yourself what you need, set your purse to a chosen budget, or clear it out to start fresh. It is great for experimenting with dream compositions, for setting up a specific scenario, or for content creators staging a run on camera. Because it is your run's real gold, everything you buy with it behaves completely normally.

What options does War Chest include?

Set Gold

Set your gold to exactly the amount above.

Amount

How much gold to give or set.

Give Gold

Add the amount above to your purse.

Empty Chest

Set your gold back to zero.

Quick Answer

War Chest, a Tabletop Tavern mod from ProjectMods, lets you add gold to your purse, set it to any exact amount, or empty the chest — so you recruit the units you actually want instead of scraping coins together.

System Requirements

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: 10
Processor: Intel Core i3
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: GTX 1050
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 10 GB available space

What features does War Chest include?

  • Type an amount and hit Give Gold to drop that much straight into your purse whenever you're short.
  • Set your gold to exactly the number you want, or empty the chest back to zero for a self-imposed challenge.
  • Watch your gold counter update the moment you use it, with the new total saved right along with your run.
  • Recruit the units, shop packs, and rerolls you actually want instead of scraping coins together between fights.

Best For

  • You keep eyeing a strong unit or shop pack you can never quite afford, so you top up and finally buy it.
  • Testing an expensive army build and you don't want to grind gold for an hour just to try it out once.
  • You'd rather spend your play time on the battles and army-building than on constantly scraping together coin.
  • Setting yourself a hard challenge by emptying the chest to zero and clawing your way back with nothing.

Last updated: 2026/08/29

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