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Thinking of those reference cards from M44, I made these. Of course, these cards are larger. Tried to include a visual icon for each rule when I could.

Privates Quick Reference Sheet In PDF Format (Posted with permission from HolyMotherGoose) I don't have MS Office, only Open Office, so the formatting of the original .doc file was off for me.

A short document to get your head into the paradrop rules.

V2 incorporated "no KEU in sight" rule, thrown DCs only, can't go over a cliff.

What happens when your guys go berserk?

Updated version of of the module dependency chart.

Chart describing how the different ASL modules depend on each other to be playable.

DC Flowchart includes set DC, thrown & breach

A visual guide to what you normally have to look at from the top.

V2 fixed Stop MP error

Cheat Sheet for riders, passengers, and OVR with some pics

V2 fixed rules error for towing capacity

A graphic cheat sheet on how to tow a Gun

Notes on indirect fire. Assumes you already have an idea of how the TO HIT process works.

UPDATED 11/20/11! Speadsheet of over 780 scenarios that I own from the core modules for ASL (all), DASL, SASL, HASL (some), Journals, Action/scenario packs, ASLSK, plus many 3rd party scenarios, analyzed/described by 12 parameters including (11) Theatre of Operations catagories (NEW!), two location fields, Unit IDs, approximate size, turn #, SSR/OB features, maps used, plus the usual you expect, all in an Excel speadsheet. This is not comprehensive by any means but is ready for you to add your other scenarios to and/or filter/sort as you like. Includes a 2nd sheet sorted by date, a 3rd sheet sorted first by country and then by date, and a 4th sheet sorted by Theatre/Country/Date. Enjoy ... but please, send me no errata! (690 prior downloads) [Includes AP7, ASL Journal 9 and SKEP1]

Updated June 16, 2010! This supplemental file contains web links to MANY 3rd party (and some official) Scenarios listed in my spreadsheet, for ASL, SASL and ASLSK! Enjoy building your scenario library! (Note that these are limited to scenarios that use only the maps of Official ASL/DASL/ASLSK products.)

Sticky errata for the Revised Chapter Dividers not found in the Journal 3-Journal 8/Action Pack 4 sticky errata files.

This article is meant for people moving from ASL Starter Kits to full ASL, to help them in their quest to learn the full ASL rules. It lists all the new rules, and rules that have changed from Starter Kits (at the moment just SK #1 and #2), that apply to every scenario.

v20110126 - Close Combat Ratio table does not require math to use - both tables have version ID in bottom right corner

This is a very simple step-by-step condensation of the ASL rules for Glider entry that I created to help myself remember what I needed to do. I hope it helps you, too. Let me know if you notice any glaring errors. Thanks!

This VASL extension allows you to see an alphabetical listing system/info counters in VASL in a separate browser window, by accessing the Help menu option and selecting VASL Counter Index. Please let me know if you spot any omissions or errors.

I made some labels for storage boxes holding ASL counters. Organized by country (flag graphic) and squad/counter type. These labels are formatted for 35mm slide labels: 1 7/8" x 7/16", 84 per sheet. Anyone with MS Word proficency should be able to reformat them for whatever label sheet you use. I'm working on another sheet for American and French pieces, will post that when its done. Hope you like!

This 29-page booklet reformats the text of the original 4-page Advanced Sequence of Play (ASOP) out to a full 22 pages, which makes the ASOP far more readable and easy-to-use. The text is fully searchable, of course, and bookmarks provide quick access when the document is viewed in Acrobat Reader. A new 6-page Appendix is also provided, which cross-references all of the rules citations within the ASOP.

This is a corrected version (1.1) of my ASL overlay list. Thanks to slapshot senior for providing new information! Please feel free to send me a geekmail if you find an error/ have hints and/or information that should be included.

Illustrated step-by-step instructions for building a dice tower from a typical shoe box and lid. Complete in 2-3 hours.

Work much better than clumsy rubble counters. For Red Barricades or VotG. As per F12.1 "...cut just inside the edges of the overlay's exterior hexsides. This is important because, along the exterior edge of the overlay, only the mapboard's hexsides and vertices matter for rules purposes for these overlays" Print on Cardstock. I printed on normal paper, cut, laminated, and cut again. I would also recommend taking a one hole punch and punching out the LOS dots. The building underneath will show through for colour match and you will get true LOS from the exposed hex LOS dot.

Work much better than clumsy rubble counters. For Red Barricades As per F12.1 "...cut just inside the edges of the overlay's exterior hexsides. This is important because, along the exterior edge of the overlay, only the mapboard's hexsides and vertices matter for rules purposes for these overlays" Print on Cardstock. I printed on normal paper, cut, laminated, and cut again. I would also recommend taking a one hole punch and punching out the LOS dots. The building underneath will show through for colour match and you will get true LOS from the exposed hex LOS dot.

Work much better than clumsy rubble counters. For HASL's As per F12.1 "...cut just inside the edges of the overlay's exterior hexsides. This is important because, along the exterior edge of the overlay, only the mapboard's hexsides and vertices matter for rules purposes for these overlays" Print on Cardstock. I printed on normal paper, cut, laminated, and cut again. I would also recommend taking a one hole punch and punching out the LOS dots. The building underneath will show through for colour match and you will get true LOS from the exposed hex LOS dot.

Work much better than clumsy rubble counters. For HASL's As per F12.1 "...cut just inside the edges of the overlay's exterior hexsides. This is important because, along the exterior edge of the overlay, only the mapboard's hexsides and vertices matter for rules purposes for these overlays" Print on Cardstock. I printed on normal paper, cut, laminated, and cut again. I would also recommend taking a one hole punch and punching out the LOS dots. The building underneath will show through for colour match and you will get true LOS from the exposed hex LOS dot.

Work much better than clumsy rubble counters. As per F12.1 "...cut just inside the edges of the overlay's exterior hexsides. This is important because, along the exterior edge of the overlay, only the mapboard's hexsides and vertices matter for rules purposes for these overlays" Print on Cardstock. I printed on normal paper, cut, laminated, and cut again. I would also recommend taking a one hole punch and punching out the LOS dots. The building underneath will show through for colour match and you will get true LOS from the exposed hex LOS dot.