Core:Carrying Capacity - Revision history

Gpe at 17:50, 27 April 2026

2026-04-27T17:50:45Z

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	! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold		! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold
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	\| 85 + (20 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered\|u=1}}		\| 65 + (20 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~170~~ + (40 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered\|u=1}}		\| 130 + (40 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~255~~ + (60 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| Cannot carry anything more		\| 195 + (60 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| Cannot carry anything more
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	! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold		! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold
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	\| 85 + (20 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered\|u=1}}		\| 65 + (20 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~170~~ + (40 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered\|u=1}}		\| 130 + (40 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~255~~ + (60 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| Cannot carry anything more		\| 195 + (60 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| Cannot carry anything more
	\|}		\|}
	A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.		A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.

Gpe at 17:45, 27 April 2026

2026-04-27T17:45:44Z

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	! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold		! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold
	\|-		\|-
	\| 65 + (20 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered\|u=1}}		\| 85 + (20 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~130~~ + (40 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered\|u=1}}		\| 170 + (40 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~195~~ + (60 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| Cannot carry anything more		\| 255 + (60 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| Cannot carry anything more
	\|}		\|}
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	! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold		! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold
	\|-		\|-
	\| 65 + (20 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered\|u=1}}		\| 85 + (20 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~130~~ + (40 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered\|u=1}}		\| 170 + (40 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~195~~ + (60 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| Cannot carry anything more		\| 255 + (60 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| Cannot carry anything more
	\|}		\|}
	A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.		A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.

Gpe at 17:37, 27 April 2026

2026-04-27T17:37:41Z

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	! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold		! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold
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	\| 65 + (20 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 5)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered\|u=1}}		\| 65 + (20 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| 130 + (40 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 5)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered\|u=1}}		\| 130 + (40 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| 195 + (60 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 5)²)) \|\| Cannot carry anything more		\| 195 + (60 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 4)²)) \|\| Cannot carry anything more
	\|}		\|}
	A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.		A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.

Gpe at 17:35, 27 April 2026

2026-04-27T17:35:33Z

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	A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.		A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.
		⚫	The amount a creature can carry without becoming {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered}} is shown in the table below.
	{{DNote\|Why use pounds instead of sizes? Because I hate the size abstraction, somehow still have no intuition for how many "sizes" of weight objects are, and it's also simplicity that isn't needed in the way it is for {{LARP}}.}}
⚫	The amount a creature can carry is shown in the table below.
	{{Core:Carrying Capacity Table}}		{{Core:Carrying Capacity Table}}

Gpe at 15:36, 27 April 2026

2026-04-27T15:36:00Z

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	A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.		A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.
	{{DNote\|I have many spreadsheets of lame algebra to make sure the weight and carrying capacity scaling make physical sense (one has to scale on a power of 2 and the other on a power of 3), fit with our intuitions of strength on the human scale, and also allow creatures to be strong enough to carry their own bodies. It's actually a very limited set of values that works for.}}
	{{DNote\|Why use pounds instead of sizes? Because I hate the size abstraction, somehow still have no intuition for how many "sizes" of weight objects are, and it's also simplicity that isn't needed in the way it is for {{LARP}}.}}		{{DNote\|Why use pounds instead of sizes? Because I hate the size abstraction, somehow still have no intuition for how many "sizes" of weight objects are, and it's also simplicity that isn't needed in the way it is for {{LARP}}.}}
	The amount a creature can carry is shown in the table below.		The amount a creature can carry is shown in the table below.

Gpe at 06:35, 19 February 2026

2026-02-19T06:35:31Z

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	A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.		A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.
	{{DNote\|I have many spreadsheets of lame algebra to make sure the weight and carrying capacity scaling make physical sense (one has to scale on a power of 2 and the other on a power of 3), fit with our intuitions of strength on the human scale, and also allow creatures to be strong enough to carry their own bodies. It's actually a very limited set of values ~~that~~ that works for.}}		{{DNote\|I have many spreadsheets of lame algebra to make sure the weight and carrying capacity scaling make physical sense (one has to scale on a power of 2 and the other on a power of 3), fit with our intuitions of strength on the human scale, and also allow creatures to be strong enough to carry their own bodies. It's actually a very limited set of values that works for.}}
	{{DNote\|Why use pounds instead of sizes? Because I hate the size abstraction, somehow still have no intuition for how many "sizes" of weight objects are, and it's also simplicity that isn't needed in the way it is for {{LARP}}.}}		{{DNote\|Why use pounds instead of sizes? Because I hate the size abstraction, somehow still have no intuition for how many "sizes" of weight objects are, and it's also simplicity that isn't needed in the way it is for {{LARP}}.}}
	The amount a creature can carry is shown in the table below.		The amount a creature can carry is shown in the table below.

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	! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold		! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold
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	\| 65 + (20 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered}}		\| 65 + (20 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| 130 + (40 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered}}		\| 130 + (40 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| 195 + (60 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| Cannot carry anything more		\| 195 + (60 {{Times}} {{STR}}) \|\| Cannot carry anything more
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	! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold		! Amount in Pounds !! Effect Upon Hitting Threshold
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	\| 65 + (20 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 5)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered}}		\| 65 + (20 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 5)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Lightly Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| 130 + (40 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 5)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered}}		\| 130 + (40 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 5)²)) \|\| {{L\|Condition\|Encumbered\|Heavily Encumbered\|u=1}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| 195 + (60 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 5)²)) \|\| Cannot carry anything more		\| 195 + (60 {{Times}} ({{STR}} + ({{SIZE}} - 5)²)) \|\| Cannot carry anything more

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	{{DNote\|Why use pounds instead of sizes? Because I hate the size abstraction, somehow still have no intuition for how many "sizes" of weight objects are, and it's also simplicity that isn't needed in the way it is for {{LARP}}.}}		{{DNote\|Why use pounds instead of sizes? Because I hate the size abstraction, somehow still have no intuition for how many "sizes" of weight objects are, and it's also simplicity that isn't needed in the way it is for {{LARP}}.}}
	The amount a creature can carry is shown in the table below.		The amount a creature can carry is shown in the table below.
	{{Core:Carrying Capacity Table}}d		{{Core:Carrying Capacity Table}}

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	{{DNote\|Why use pounds instead of sizes? Because I hate the size abstraction, somehow still have no intuition for how many "sizes" of weight objects are, and it's also simplicity that isn't needed in the way it is for {{LARP}}.}}		{{DNote\|Why use pounds instead of sizes? Because I hate the size abstraction, somehow still have no intuition for how many "sizes" of weight objects are, and it's also simplicity that isn't needed in the way it is for {{LARP}}.}}
	The amount a creature can carry is shown in the table below.		The amount a creature can carry is shown in the table below.
	{{Core:Carrying Capacity Table}}		{{Core:Carrying Capacity Table}}d

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	A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.		A creature may also push, drag, or lift a weight in pounds up to twice their carrying capacity. While pushing or dragging weight in excess of their carrying capacity, the creature's {{L\|Core\|Movement Speed\|movement speed}} drops to 5 feet.

⚫	The amount a creature can carry is shown in the table below.
⚫	{{Core:Carrying Capacity Table}}
	{{DNote\|I have many spreadsheets of lame algebra to make sure the weight and carrying capacity scaling make physical sense (one has to scale on a power of 2 and the other on a power of 3), fit with our intuitions of strength on the human scale, and also allow creatures to be strong enough to carry their own bodies. It's actually a very limited set of values that that works for.}}		{{DNote\|I have many spreadsheets of lame algebra to make sure the weight and carrying capacity scaling make physical sense (one has to scale on a power of 2 and the other on a power of 3), fit with our intuitions of strength on the human scale, and also allow creatures to be strong enough to carry their own bodies. It's actually a very limited set of values that that works for.}}
	{{DNote\|Why use pounds instead of sizes? Because I hate the size abstraction, somehow still have no intuition for how many "sizes" of weight objects are, and it's also simplicity that isn't needed in the way it is for {{LARP}}.}}		{{DNote\|Why use pounds instead of sizes? Because I hate the size abstraction, somehow still have no intuition for how many "sizes" of weight objects are, and it's also simplicity that isn't needed in the way it is for {{LARP}}.}}
		⚫	The amount a creature can carry is shown in the table below.
		⚫	{{Core:Carrying Capacity Table}}