These go back a ways and was done more to help folks make the transition from SL to ASL, but there are some good lessons here for folks jumping into ASL from the beginning.Ī comprehensive list of rules you need to learn (Covering Starter Kits #1 and #2) to go from SK to Full ASL created by Miikka Sohlman.Ī terrific tutorial document for ASL Starter Kit players covering SK#1 through SK#3.

New Tables: Table 31 (regarding ATT resolutions). 2019) that are sure to help speed up your play, bring light to dim recesses of The Rules, and in general improve the quality of your life. Rich Spilky has developed some fabulous player aids (recently updated May. Ver 1.2 (Aug 2016).Ī compilation of ASL player aids pulled together by Chris Smith. This file is a compendium of all the different versions that exist for each single page of the official ASL rulebook, from 1985 up to date. This file can be used to teach the infantry sections of Advanced Squad Leader to players familiar with other WW2 tactical systems. 5.2 explaining The Geometry of ASL by David Hailey. Fully searchable text and bookmarks by Jay Richardson.Ī cheat sheet on the effects of Original 2 and 12 results during different phases.Īn excerpt from Banzai!! Vol. One page IFT cheat sheet that Ole Boe made up (with the to-hit charts, to-kill, CC and all that)Ĭontent of a Jay Richardson rout tutorial that appeared on BoardGameGeek and formatted by Jim Yuzwalk, June 16, 2020.Īn ASOP player aid that explains the ASOP in a readable, easy to use format. The title is just what it says, a general play summary of ASL rules broken down by phase. A pdf containing a concise listing of ASL Abbreviations used in the RB, by Greg Wieland (ver 3, 9-10-2020) updated by Jim Yuzwalk.Ī handy 2 page player aid provides an IFT, terrain chart, abbreviated Sequence of Play, and a list of needed miscellaneous tables.

Advanced squad leader scenario list