Encumbrance

Encumbrance indicates the effect that the weight of gear that a character is carrying has on his movement rate. There are 3 levels of encumbrance:

• None/Light- The character can run and walk at full speed.
• Normal-The character cannot run, but can walk at full speed.
• Heavy-The character cannot run, the character walks at 50% normal speed.

The amount of weight corresponding to threshold between levels of encumbrance is dependent on strength and specified in encumbrance.2da. The table is repeated here for completeness:

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Strength Normal Heavy 1 4 5 2 16 20 3 28 35 4 40 50 5 52 65 6 64 80 7 76 95 8 88 110 9 100 125 10 112 140 11 128 160 12 144 180 13 160 200 14 176 220 15 192 240 16 216 270 17 240 300 18 272 340 19 304 380 20 352 440 21 400 500 22 464 580 23 528 660 24 608 760 25 688 860

Strength Normal Heavy 26 784 980 27 880 1100 28 1000 1250 29 1120 1400 30 1280 1600 31 1440 1800 32 1680 2100 33 1920 2400 34 2240 2800 35 2560 3200 36 2960 3700 37 3360 4200 38 3840 4800 39 4320 5400 40 4960 6200 41 5600 7000 42 6400 8000 43 7200 9000 44 8000 10000 45 8800 11000 46 9600 12000 47 10400 13000 48 11200 14000 49 12000 15000 50 12800 16000

PnP Comparison

Encumbrance has more severe repercussions in PnP, it restricts a character like armor: including restricting the Maximum dexterity bonus a character can add to Armor Class and introducing an Armor check penalty to skills. Encumbrance is also size dependent, smaller creatures can carry less weight than a large creature of the same strength before becoming encumbered. None of this was incorporated in NWN2.