Corrected encumberance rules from D&D 5e statement
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* [[Blinded (Condition)|Blinded]]: In addition to the other effects, ranged attacks are limited to 10 ft range. | * [[Blinded (Condition)|Blinded]]: In addition to the other effects, ranged attacks are limited to 10 ft range. | ||
* The Deafened condition is not implemented. | * The Deafened condition is not implemented. | ||
* [[Encumbered (Condition)|Encumbered]]: A character becomes encumbered when they carry an amount equal to 14 lbs (7 kg) times their Strength rather than 5 | * [[Encumbered (Condition)|Encumbered]]: A character becomes encumbered when they carry an amount equal to 14 lbs (7 kg) times their Strength rather than 15 lbs (or 5 lbs, when using more realistic variant: encumberance). Being encumbered also halves your jump distance in addition to the normal effects. | ||
** [[Heavily Encumbered (Condition)|Heavily encumbered]]: A character becomes heavily encumbered at 18 lbs (9 kg) times their Strength rather than 10 times. It also prevents them from being able to climb or jump at all in addition to the normal effects. | ** [[Heavily Encumbered (Condition)|Heavily encumbered]]: A character becomes heavily encumbered at 18 lbs (9 kg) times their Strength rather than 10 times. It also prevents them from being able to climb or jump at all in addition to the normal effects. | ||
* Exhaustion is not implemented. | * Exhaustion is not implemented. | ||