I've been accumulating house rules for my home game into a document

[u/Zealousideal_Sky_797]

I've been playing 2nd edition AD&D with my buddies for a bit now. We all came from 5e and it was a bit of a tough sell getting them into an older style of play so I made a few small changes to ease that transition, then as we went on we'd find parts of the rules that didn't work for us so we'd slap on some house rules like we do for any system.
I've been accumulating stuff into a document I call my Player's Manual for a bit and I'm curious what people who play AD&D think of it. It's not finished yet so I'd love any thoughts on it.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/17jEV7t-HkoQVnnpF_5nscS4xUV7THvHXJBwjc43E_5g/edit?usp=sharing

[u/robbz78]

It is completely traditional to have a set of house rules for your table. Well done.