encumbrance
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| In its basic form, encumbrance equates to limiting what a character can carry. In real life and in many RPGs, this is related to adding up the weight of items compared with the strength of a character to decide how weighed down a character might be by what they are packing around. With trading in and out of items before, during, and after an adventure, this means adding and re-adding weights all the time. Dice Mob simplifies this to something easier and, in many ways, more enjoyable and rewarding. | In its basic form, encumbrance equates to limiting what a character can carry. In real life and in many RPGs, this is related to adding up the weight of items compared with the strength of a character to decide how weighed down a character might be by what they are packing around. With trading in and out of items before, during, and after an adventure, this means adding and re-adding weights all the time. Dice Mob simplifies this to something easier and, in many ways, more enjoyable and rewarding. | ||
| - | Characters are only allowed **ten** | + | Characters are only allowed **ten** |
| That’s it. | That’s it. | ||
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