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An '''encumbrance rating''' is a penalty applied by almost all body armour and [[barding]]s. This is a measure of how much your defensive equipment gets in the way of your attacks, spellcasting, and attempts to [[ev]]ade enemy attacks. Multiple sources of encumbrance rating stack with each other. [[Shields]] also have a penalty but it is not called '''Encumbrance rating''', as its value is not even displayed in the game. | An '''encumbrance rating''' is a penalty applied by almost all body armour and [[barding]]s. This is a measure of how much your defensive equipment gets in the way of your attacks, spellcasting, and attempts to [[ev]]ade enemy attacks. Multiple sources of encumbrance rating stack with each other. [[Shields]] also have a penalty but it is not called '''Encumbrance rating''', as its value is not even displayed in the game. | ||
| − | In general, the heavier your equipment, the greater the encumbrance rating will be | + | In general, the heavier your equipment, the greater the encumbrance rating will be. You can reduce the impact of your encumbrance rating by increasing your [[strength]] or [[Armour (skill)|Armour]]; generally speaking, having strength equal to the item's encumbrance rating will significantly reduce the penalty it applies, though further strength will still provide you with diminishing returns. |
Click [[Armour#Tables of Armour|here]] for numerical details on all items with encumbrance ratings. | Click [[Armour#Tables of Armour|here]] for numerical details on all items with encumbrance ratings. | ||
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If the resulting value is greater than 3, the difference is multiplied by 10, divided by your [[strength]] and subtracted from your dodge bonus, if you had any. This penalty makes it harder to get some evasion from your [[dodging]] skill, and does nothing if you have not trained that skill. | If the resulting value is greater than 3, the difference is multiplied by 10, divided by your [[strength]] and subtracted from your dodge bonus, if you had any. This penalty makes it harder to get some evasion from your [[dodging]] skill, and does nothing if you have not trained that skill. | ||
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| + | ===Spellcasting penalty=== | ||
| + | {{crawlquote|(25×Adjusted body armour penalty - Racial bonus + 25×Shield penalty - 20)/100}} | ||
| + | If this amount is positive it is added to your failure chance. See [[spell success]] for more information. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Encumbrance ratings will be introduced in [[0.13]], replacing the EV penalty system. | Encumbrance ratings will be introduced in [[0.13]], replacing the EV penalty system. | ||
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An encumbrance rating is a penalty applied by almost all body armour and bardings. This is a measure of how much your defensive equipment gets in the way of your attacks, spellcasting, and attempts to evade enemy attacks. Multiple sources of encumbrance rating stack with each other. Shields also have a penalty but it is not called Encumbrance rating, as its value is not even displayed in the game.
In general, the heavier your equipment, the greater the encumbrance rating will be. You can reduce the impact of your encumbrance rating by increasing your strength or Armour; generally speaking, having strength equal to the item's encumbrance rating will significantly reduce the penalty it applies, though further strength will still provide you with diminishing returns.
Click here for numerical details on all items with encumbrance ratings.
Contents
Penalties
Adjusted body armour penalty
2 × body armour ER^2 × (45 - Armour skill) / (5 × (STR + 3) × 45)
This penalty may slow your unarmed combat attacks. If (1d10 + 2d(Adjusted body armour penalty) - 10) is greater than zero, that amount (in auts) is added to your attack delay. Bardings never affect your unarmed combat delay.
Armour to hit penalty
1d(Adjusted body armour penalty)
This amount reduces the accuracy of your melee attacks and decreases the chance of performing an unarmed auxiliary attack without the corresponding mutation.
Adjusted evasion penalty
Barding ER/3 + Adjusted body armour penalty
This amount is subtracted from your evasion before applying a stepdown function.
Dodging penalty
The games takes your body armour encumbrance rating and adds to it (or subtracts from it) a percentage which depends on your size:
| Size | Size factor |
|---|---|
| Large: Troll, Ogre, Centaur, Naga | -25% |
| Small: Kobold, Halfling | +25% |
| Little: Spriggan, Felid | +50% |
| Medium | +0% |
If the resulting value is greater than 3, the difference is multiplied by 10, divided by your strength and subtracted from your dodge bonus, if you had any. This penalty makes it harder to get some evasion from your dodging skill, and does nothing if you have not trained that skill.
Spellcasting penalty
(25×Adjusted body armour penalty - Racial bonus + 25×Shield penalty - 20)/100
If this amount is positive it is added to your failure chance. See spell success for more information.
History
Encumbrance ratings will be introduced in 0.13, replacing the EV penalty system.
