Come see us and play some games at Enfilade. The largest event of its kind West of the Mississippi - and the annual event for Advanced Squad Leader in Seattle. Click here for more info.
We will also be playing ASL with Miniatures (3-D ASL). See photos here... (More photos soon...)
New! Resources for new ASL players.
New! AAR from Enfilade! game convention.
Here is my "Perry Sez" collection of Questions and Answers about the rules.
After Action Reports: I've made notes about some of the games I've played. Perhaps my notes can help you avoid defeat?
Here's my "Idiot's Guide to ASL", or a list of things I often forget when playing.
ASL Abbreviations
How to play the "Hero Game" - great at tournaments with 5 or 6 players.
Here are some VASL log files from a game that Jeff Newell (now in Iraq) and I played. If you load them one at a time, you should be able to step through them and watch our game. Right click on the link, and "save target as" then load them in VASL.
Log 1 Log 2 Log 3 Log 4 Log 5 Log 6
Log files from Tom Repetti's and my "Grudge Match". I'm the Japanese playing
J101 "The Coconut Plantation".
We called this one at this point (two turns) because the Brits were getting no OBA, and they really need it to have much chance.
Next up: Tom and I try to make each other Cry playing J1 "Urban Guerrillas". I have the Russians. Here's my setup:
I plan to send a platoon up my right flank. I'm guessing that the large concealment counters in V6 are fake, which means the Mk IV is in CC8. The bulk of the forces go straight up the middle. We're going to take casualties, but we're Russians. And we don't have time for much "flanking".
Advice for New players (Newbies)
Ettiquette for ASL - by permission of the author.
Pictures of a 'Game day' at my house.... (not for the faint of heart!)
And finally, a partial list of scenarios available for ASL... *(Contains most of the "official" scenarios from Avalon Hill or Multi Man Publishing)