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A few versions ago, a Dakka user (ArbitorIan I think it was) used to produce a rules reference sheet which was basically a handy PDF that contained all the various to hit/to wound charts, rules summarys, turn sequences etc etc all on one easy to read set of pages. I had mine printed out and they were very useful for running a 40K battle as one didn't need to flip through the rulebook so much.

I am hoping that something similar has been produced for 8th Ed, either officially or fan-made. Does anyone know if such a thing exists?

 filbert wrote:
A few versions ago, a Dakka user (ArbitorIan I think it was) used to produce a rules reference sheet which was basically a handy PDF that contained all the various to hit/to wound charts, rules summarys, turn sequences etc etc all on one easy to read set of pages. I had mine printed out and they were very useful for running a 40K battle as one didn't need to flip through the rulebook so much.

I am hoping that something similar has been produced for 8th Ed, either officially or fan-made. Does anyone know if such a thing exists?

It's more or less unneeded for 8th. The reference sheets for 7th filled 4 pages front and back and had to be very strategically laid out in order to be condensed that far. 8ths basic rules fit on the same number of pages in conversational speech and crap lay out. You could fit all of 8th onto a single small format page with the core rules and have room to spare. Then the issue becomes what house rules are you using? What terrain rules are you using? What extra rules from the add ons are you using? None of that crap is universal, so what are you putting onto YOUR reference sheet?

I actually had one of these for a while, but stopped updating it. It was pretty useful for the first six months. If I kept it up to date I'd post it.