AP6

Well, well, well... what's this about?!

http://talk.consimworld.com/WebX?14@366.M3g4aKU5d3d.136@.ee6d502/75046

Half-boards...!

ADDENDUM: Chas Argent has posted what this might look like here: http://talk.consimworld.com/WebX?14@366.M3g4aKU5d3d.722@.ee6b46b/39375 COOL!!!

Linkorama

Thanks to a post from Donald Lazov in the CSW ASLSK folder a couple of weeks ago I've been checking out more web links for ASL learners. (The original post is here.)

1. Jeff's ASL Site - Not updated since 2004 but has a tactical tips section and more stuff here: http://www.vims.edu/~jeff/asl/ . For example, here are his "Finer Points of ASL": http://www.vims.edu/~jeff/asl/finepts.htm

2. Hans Mielants Page - Primarily known for running some very involved "multiplayer" Solitaire ASL at: http://www.mielants.com/Simulation/ASL.html

3. Dispatches from the Bunker - A well known ASL newsletter from the New England area of the States. The Dispatches have a nice newbie tips page at the end but the majority of the issues are devoted to full ASL scenarios and articles. Go here: http://www.aslbunker.com/Downloads/tabid/54/Default.aspx

4. First Fire - I'm certainly not the first ASL blogger but First Fire may be able to lay claim to that here: http://firstfire.blogspot.com/2004_01_01_archive.html

5. ASL Wiki - ASL + Wiki = good resource here: http://davidramsey.no-ip.info/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

6. Blind Hex - Another ASL Blog here: http://www.blindhex.blogspot.com/

7. Dice Tower "Perry Sez" - Perry Cocke is the acknowledged last word on ASL rulings and such rulings are now called "Perry Sez"'s. A collection is here: http://dicetower.com/ASL/PerrySez/

8. Laurent M.'s ASLSK Scenarios - Run out of ASLSK scenarios and played TPBF1 a hundred times already? Laurent has a bunch of new ones here: http://lm.polar.free.fr/aslsk.htm

9. WebGrognard's ASL FAQ - Seems not to have been updated any time recently but included here for completeness: http://grognard.com/faqs/FAQ0.htm

Some of these links are to sites for more experienced players or people immersed in full ASL rather than the SKs. Regardless, there's a LOT of stuff out there for ASL on the Intarwebs.