ASLSK Rescources

[ant_dk]

Some links that may be usefull:

ASLSK#1 Sequence of Play
http://games.horizonbroadband.net/va...1SeqOfPlay.pdf

ASLSK#2 Sequence of Play
http://games.horizonbroadband.net/va...2SeqOfPlay.pdf

ASLSK#1 Tip Sheet
(By mbtanker@yahoo.com)
http://games.horizonbroadband.net/va...p-sheet1.6.pdf

ASLSK#1 Unofficial Errata
(By Daniel F. Savarese)
http://www.savarese.org/simulation/aslsk1errata.pdf

ASLSK#2 Unofficial Errata
(By Daniel F. Savarese)
http://www.savarese.org/simulation/aslsk2errata.pdf

ASLSK Explained
(By Daniel F. Savarese)
http://www.savarese.org/simulation/aslskexplained.pdf

[tppytel]

Another set of items that might be useful are the "Differences between SK and ASL" cheat sheets compiled (I think) by Perry and posted (somewhere) on CSW. These help both new players looking to move up and ASL players making sure they've got the SK ruleset straight when they play SK.

Links:
SK1
http://talk.consimworld.com/WebX?14@....1dd0ce19/1199

SK2
http://talk.consimworld.com/WebX?14@....1dd0ce19/1200

[alanp]

I'm going to 'Close' this thread; feel free to PM a Moderator with any more links and we can add them!

Thanks, Lehr, for this link: http://www.multimanpublishing.com/demo/MMP-31.html which shows a MPh/D1FPh which you can scroll through and read the why's and wherefore's.

and this one: http://talk.consimworld.com/WebX?13@....1dd0ce19/4452
at this consim entry, Larry Davidson provides an SK#3 Q & A and an SK#3 unofficial errata page.

[alanp]

Here's a link to an article on Boardgamegeek showing a sequence of play in text form (it's not just a bullet-pointed quick reference) for the ASLSK thanks to Jay Richardson.

http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/157922