[Original message has been kept, with some updates and corrections made, for historical purposes. Mostly so you know who to blame for any screwups (Hint: it's me)]

I've went ahead and created a modified version of this workshop save that affects the snap points. Specifically, only the snap points used by a character will be present. This is done by attaching the relevant snap points to the character mats themselves instead of having all of the snap points that could possibly be used always present for every player. This also allows for the player mats to be used on other tables (E.G. FoaS's supertables) without sacrificing the snap points for the character decks or other things.

A couple notes:

First, in the case of Erin the Ever-changing, in addition to her player mat getting additional snap points, her four form cards ALSO have snap points attached, to allow the "Current Form" marker to snap to the cards themselves.

Second, Vlazlo is the only character not to have snap points for his additional cards, due to being in beta. The relevant positions could be copied over from Lizwick. Vlazlo now has 5 snap points in positions that seem logical in addition to the standard 3. Of the 5 unique ones, I expect only 4 of them will actually be correct, but since I don't have the final rules for Vlazlo [more importantly, for Boss Form Vlazlo], I've decided to go ahead and make sure all the possibilities were covered.

The save file can be downloaded from https://www.dropbox.com/s/klv796fb912ynex/TS_Save_12.json?dl=1 [Updated to include Halden's extra snap points!]

For Aphoristic, the only thing you'd need to do to merge this in with your work-in-progress version is to copy the AttachedSnapPoints from all of the player mats (and Erin's form cards) to your version (overwriting the existing ones) and remove all of the snap points that served the same purpose.

(In case anyone was wondering how I did this, I discovered fairly recently that snap points could be dragged. This combined with manual JSON file editing [for expediency and precision] allowed me to get this done fairly quickly)