Arbitrary Unit of Mass - Revision history

Hordes at 19:59, 20 June 2023

2023-06-20T19:59:06Z

2023-06-20T19:57:59Z

2022-07-23T13:29:03Z

2022-07-23T13:28:45Z

2015-03-16T19:04:14Z

Removed category tag

2014-08-28T19:21:40Z

Updated for 0.15

2014-08-13T14:12:51Z

2014-08-13T14:12:38Z

Updated for 0.14, added 0.15 notes

2014-05-20T03:01:50Z

Added info and link to encumbered condition

2013-08-22T15:15:08Z

Added version tag, History for 0.13

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 *In [[0.15]], DCSS lost all concept of weight. Now, the only limitation of the inventory is the 52-slot limit.
 *Prior to [[0.13]], players could carry up to <code>30 * strength</code> aum.
-*Prior to [[0.6]], players could only carry <code>10 * strength</code>
+*Prior to [[0.6]], players could only carry <code>10 * strength</code> aum.
 [[Category:Game mechanics]]
 [[Category:World]]

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-An '''aum''' (or '''Arbitrary Unit of Mass''') was the standard unit of weight in Crawl. It had no real-world equivalent, and item weights were generally assigned according to game balance rather than realism. Each point of [[strength]] increased your carrying capacity by 25 aum. When this capacity was exceeded, the player gained the [[encumbered]] condition.
+An '''aum''' ('''Arbitrary Unit of Mass''') is the standard unit of weight in Crawl. It has no real-world equivalent; item weights are generally assigned according to game balance rather than realism.
 ==History==
-*In [[0.15]], DCSS lost all concept of weight.
+*In [[0.15]], DCSS lost all concept of weight. Now, the only limitation of the inventory is the 52-slot limit.
-*Prior to [[0.13]], each point of strength increased your carrying capacity by 30, but characters had much less base capacity.
+*Prior to [[0.13]], players could carry up to <code>30 * strength</code> aum.
-*Prior to [[0.6]], each point of strength only gave you 10 aum of carrying capacity.
+*Prior to [[0.6]], players could only carry <code>10 * strength</code>
 [[Category:Game mechanics]]
 [[Category:World]]

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 ==History==
-*In [[0.15]], ''Crawl'' lost all concept of weight.
+*In [[0.15]], DCSS lost all concept of weight.
 *Prior to [[0.13]], each point of strength increased your carrying capacity by 30, but characters had much less base capacity.
 *Prior to [[0.6]], each point of strength only gave you 10 aum of carrying capacity.

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 {{obsolete}}
-The '''Arbitrary Unit of Mass''' (AUM for short) was the standard unit of weight in Crawl. It had no real-world equivalent, and item weights were generally assigned according to game balance rather than realism. Each point of [[strength]] increased your carrying capacity by 25 aum. When this capacity was exceeded, the player gained the [[encumbered]] condition.
+An '''aum''' (or '''Arbitrary Unit of Mass''') was the standard unit of weight in Crawl. It had no real-world equivalent, and item weights were generally assigned according to game balance rather than realism. Each point of [[strength]] increased your carrying capacity by 25 aum. When this capacity was exceeded, the player gained the [[encumbered]] condition.
 ==History==

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 *Prior to [[0.6]], each point of strength only gave you 10 aum of carrying capacity.
 [[Category:Game mechanics]]
 [[Category:World]]

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 {{version014}}
-The '''Arbitrary Unit of Mass''' (AUM for short) is the standard unit of weight in Crawl. It has no real-world equivalent, and item weights are generally assigned according to game balance rather than realism. Each point of [[Strength]] increases your carrying capacity by 25 aum. When this capacity is exceeded, the player gains the [[encumbered]] condition.
+The '''Arbitrary Unit of Mass''' (AUM for short) is the standard unit of weight in Crawl. It has no real-world equivalent, and item weights are generally assigned according to game balance rather than realism. Each point of [[strength]] increases your carrying capacity by 25 aum. When this capacity is exceeded, the player gains the [[encumbered]] condition.
 ==History==

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-{{version012}}
+{{version014}}
-The '''Arbitrary Unit of Mass''' (AUM for short) is the standard unit of weight in Crawl. It has no real-world equivalent, and item weights are generally assigned according to game balance rather than realism. Each point of [[Strength]] increases your carrying capacity by 30 aum. When this capacity is exceeded, the player gains the [[encumbered]] condition.
+The '''Arbitrary Unit of Mass''' (AUM for short) is the standard unit of weight in Crawl. It has no real-world equivalent, and item weights are generally assigned according to game balance rather than realism. Each point of [[Strength]] increases your carrying capacity by 25 aum. When this capacity is exceeded, the player gains the [[encumbered]] condition.
 ==History==
-In [[0.13]], each point of strength will only increase your carrying capacity by 25, but you'll have a base carrying capacity of 100 plus a bonus that varies by species.
+In [[0.15]], ''Crawl'' will lose all concept of weight.
 Prior to [[0.6]], each point of strength only gave you 10 aum of carrying capacity.
-[[Category:Game mechanics]] [[Category:World]]
+[[Category:Crystal Ball Articles]]

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	The '''Arbitrary Unit of Mass''' (AUM for short) is the standard unit of weight in Crawl. It has no real-world equivalent, and item weights are generally assigned according to game balance rather than realism. Each point of [[Strength]] increases your carrying capacity by 30 aum.		The '''Arbitrary Unit of Mass''' (AUM for short) is the standard unit of weight in Crawl. It has no real-world equivalent, and item weights are generally assigned according to game balance rather than realism. Each point of [[Strength]] increases your carrying capacity by 30 aum.
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		+	==History==
		+	In [[0.13]], each point of strength will only increase your carrying capacity by 25, but you'll have a base carrying capacity of 100 plus a bonus that varies by species.
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		+	Prior to [[0.6]], each point of strength only gave you 10 aum of carrying capacity.

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