Belarusian and Litvin chess is a game which is similar to classic chess in terms of pieces but at the same time different in terms of its strategy and tactics. The rules of the game were drafted and improved by Belarusians Alieś Astroŭski and Mikalaj Tamaševič from 1999 till 2015.

The goal was to create a package and presentation of a chess set. 

The set contains a field for the game, 36 figures (18 for each player), and a rules booklet.