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Never Been Pretty
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Your Payload doesn't count as encumbrance. "Treat your Payload as part of your body, not as encumbrance or carried weight, when calculating Move and using advantages with limited carrying capacity, such as Invisibility, Jumper, and Warp." (B74)
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Join Date: Jul 2015
Location: Within the pages of a never ending story.
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"Those who go where angels fear to tread often have more in common than you might think with the demons they rub shoulders with."
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Kentucky, USA
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A stack of 64 one-meter cubes is equal to a payload of 45203 lbs if you take the cargo option, letting you store anything up to 64 m^3.
At ST 10 this is 2260 levels of payload. 565 levels at ST 20, or 1 level at ST 476. Steve may want to invest in some Lifting ST (only for payload).
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GURPS Fanzine The Path of Cunning is worth a read. |
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#4 |
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Ireland
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Another way of looking at the mining and payload is the ability to transform a Cubic meter of something to a ~10 cm cube with one or more ready actions depending on the material and what tools he has to hand.
These smaller cubes are then carried around. |
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| build advice, minecraft |
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