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New Version Available
In April 2021 version 3 was superceded by
version 4. Therefore, this page is now frozen. All new &
relevant old resources will be added to a
new resources page for version 4.
1. Process sheets
I intended these to be short term playing aids to hasten the day when I could
play with just the standard QRS. There is a sheet on how to start a game
and sheets that tabulate the factors for each of the four major processes in
ADLG.
Throughout I attempted to combine the main tables and all the special cases adding page references where appropriate.
2. Unit cards
These slice the rules in a different way to the process sheets. Instead
of a full set of tables covering one process and all unit types, a card
focuses on one unit type across all processes.
- Ilkhanid Mongols (255) with Cilician Armenian allies (pdf).
- Timurids (258) with Steppe Mongol allies (pdf).
- Full set of cards (pdf).
Each line on the card (almost) represents a different phase with shooting in the middle and combat at the bottom. They focus on the really important things and do not cover every exception.
3. Diagrams
A series of simple drawings, charts and flow diagrams illustrating key
features of the rules:
4. Army List Resources
Useful files for writing army lists and running tournaments:
5. ADLG Survey (2018)
Find out what's behind the recent rise in popularity of ADLG:
- Launch post with the initial aims and intentions.
- Part 1 - Basic information like age, favourite periods, etc.
- Part 2 - People's views on the rule book and the use of the rules in games.
- Part 3 - Further analysis and deeper insights.
- Comparison with the DBMM survey of 2009.
- Compilation of all the above (pdf).
6. Miscellaneous
Other useful documents and posts:
- Commander labels (pdf).
- Movement options (pdf).
- Are there Super Armies? (2018)
- Are there Super Armies? (2020)
- Yuan Chinese - ADLG Super Army?
- Spiral bound rules book.
- A beginner's guide (Julian Lopez) (pdf).
- Tournament scoring system (pdf).
- Tournament deployment sheet (pdf).
7. Updates
From now on the latest versions will always be available here. Check the
comments for details of the changes.
21 comments :
Update: Unit cards added for a Timurid army with a Steppe Mongol ally. Not all options covered at the moment.
Update: Added pdf of all unit cards produced to date.
Update: Page created and all download links edited to point to this page.
Update: Added link to "Flank Attack" diagrams and edited introduction accordingly.
Update: Added new miscellaneous section and added link to "Commander labels" to it.
Update: Edited page removing some unnecessary paragraphs. Added section numbering for clarity.
Update: Added evade move flow charts to diagram section.
Update: Added table of movement options to Miscellaneous section.
Update: Uploaded new version of evade flow chart after clarification of issues around timing of contraction moves.
Update: New version of movement options. Standard move combinations edited to "Any but cannot turn & slide".
Update: Corrected number for steep & gentle hills allowed in Forest terrain. Limited total number of hills to 2 (not 4).
Update: Added a section to list all the posts dealing with the 2018 ADLG Survey.
Update: Links for all posts about 2018 Survey added along with pdf compilation of aims, results and ADLG/DBMM comparison.
Update: Added a link to the "Beginner's Guide" post.
Update: New sets of cards for All, 255 & 258 uploaded.
Update: Added a pdf on scoring tournament games.
Update: All pdf downloads now clearly labelled as such.
Update: Added tournament deployment sheet (pdf).
Update: Added link for "Are there Super Armies? (2020)"
Update: Added link for ADLG: Army List Writer & corrected section layout and numbering.
Update: Added link to ADLG: Army List Database.
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