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<blockquote data-quote="5ekyu" data-source="post: 7584726" data-attributes="member: 6919838">&quot;The relevant rules clearly state how MUCH you can carry, not tacking the issue of IF you can carry things. &quot;Actually no it says specifically &quot;you can carry&quot;. It is permissive, not just descriptive. &quot;The following terms define what you can lift or carry.&quot;Note that the word &quot;what&quot; is used there, not how much.There is no mention of needing some other place to allow you because that is allowing.Similar language is used for speed, where you are allowed to move up yo your speed, speed as how much, but no other section is needed to say &quot;you can move.&quot;If you have z speed, you can move it barring rules yo the vontrary.If you have strength, you can carry unless specific rules to contrary. To approach these rules without that sense is gonna be very problematic because it's a presentation they repeated quite a bit.Gms of course, can do whstdver.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="5ekyu, post: 7584726, member: 6919838"] "The relevant rules clearly state how MUCH you can carry, not tacking the issue of IF you can carry things. " Actually no it says specifically "you can carry". It is permissive, not just descriptive. "The following terms define what you can lift or carry." Note that the word "what" is used there, not how much. There is no mention of needing some other place to allow you because that is allowing. Similar language is used for speed, where you are allowed to move up yo your speed, speed as how much, but no other section is needed to say "you can move." If you have z speed, you can move it barring rules yo the vontrary. If you have strength, you can carry unless specific rules to contrary. To approach these rules without that sense is gonna be very problematic because it's a presentation they repeated quite a bit. Gms of course, can do whstdver. [/QUOTE]

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