Jim Bishop
Jim has played ASL around the world for nearly 30 years. He enjoys writing about the game and exploring its deeper tactical elements. His goal is to foster discussion and promote thoughtful engagement with ASL. His work includes advice on improving play, in-depth rules analysis, and strategies for becoming a better player. When he's not playing ASL, he enjoys traveling with his wife, spending time with his grandson, and working on his astrophotography. Now retired, he lives in Virginia with his wife.
The Bishop Says: ASL Storage And 3D Printing
3D printed counter storage and integrating them with 3D printed Raaco inserts.
The Bishop Says: Defenses in ASL
Jim breaks ASL defense down into reusable patterns, then applies them to a real scenario.
The Bishop Says: Fortifications in ASL
Fortifications and Obstacles: what each one does, how the rules treat them, and how to place them as part of a coordinated defense.
The Bishop Says: The Science of the Banzai
Jim Bishop revisits an article discussing Banzai Charges.
The Bishop Says: Getting Better at ASL
Jim Bishop discusses several ideas that might help you improve your game.
The Bishop Says: Routing – Unraveling the Layers
The Bishop digs deeper into the routing discussion from the RSS.
The Bishop Says: Learning From Mistakes – AFV and Woods-Road
The Bishop talks about changing a VCA across a non-road hexside.
