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| − | An '''encumbrance rating''' is a penalty applied by almost all body armour and [[ | + | An '''encumbrance rating''' is a penalty applied by almost all body armour, [[barding]], and [[shields]]. 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. |
| − | In general, the heavier | + | In general, the heavier your equipment, the greater the encumbrance rating will be. Elven equipment has roughly half the encumbrance rating of its non-elven counterparts. You can reduce the impact of your encumbrance rating by increasing your [[strength]] or [[Armour (skill)|Armour]]/[[Shields skill]]. |
==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, barding, and shields. 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.
In general, the heavier your equipment, the greater the encumbrance rating will be. Elven equipment has roughly half the encumbrance rating of its non-elven counterparts. You can reduce the impact of your encumbrance rating by increasing your strength or Armour/Shields skill.
History
Encumbrance ratings will be introduced in 0.13, replacing the EV penalty system.
