"The RuleHammer": a checklist compilation of rules patches & house rules

As some might feel I haven't dropped enough Warhammer Fantasy content recently (which is true), I felt it was time to just compile this version and send it out.

The RuleHammer: a rules patch compilation. (click to download) 
New versions of the file will be updated over time. Check back to see which version is available for download.

The "RuleHammer" is a compilation of house rules and rules patches, many of which have been discussed previously in this blog, and also from other alternate sources of inspiration.

What it is: the list contains small rules changes, trying to resolve some remaining problems of the Warhammer Fantasy 8th Edition ruleset, in the simplest way possible, and without changing too many things. While this may lead to significant differences in gameplay (hopefully for the better), the document is meant to be as easy to incorporate as possible by players who already have a good grasp of the rules.

What it aims to achieve: to fix some of the rules inconsistencies, imbalances and general problems reported by the gaming community. In addition, some changes were introduced to inject a bit of "simulationism" or "realism" (oh, that loaded concept...) which some felt was missing in some aspects of the game. This is Warhammer Narratives after all.
The overall approach was to keep the game as faithful to the original ruleset as possible, without interfering with the rules players were used to, and simply changing individual single points, one at a time.

How to use it: go over the list, point by point, and agree with your opponent or gaming group which rules changes you want to use. Tick the boxes for those you wish to incorporate, and make sure everyone has a copy of the document with those choices.

This document is not meant to supplant or compete with other community-based projects, such as 'The 9th Age' or '9th Edition'. Rather, I hope to give a resource to players who were looking for something a bit less "chunky" than a completely redesigned ruleset, and give them flexibility over what they want to incorporate.

There you go, Community. Enjoy.
Hope people can make good use out of it.
All feedback is welcome.

PS: I know there is interest in Warhammer Fantasy Campaign rules. Im still working on expanding the base rules from 'Blood in the Badlands' with material from 'The General's Compendium': lots of random tables, veteran units and captured Heroes!