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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cruentus" data-source="post: 9798911" data-attributes="member: 7034645">I've not seen any encumbrance systems that worry about your injury level. We use coin based encumbrance (using OSE) when we play on a VTT, as the VTT handles all the calculations for weight, your encumbrance, your move speed, and any changed therein in real time.When we play at the table, we often use Dolmenwood's slot based encumbrance, which keys off of your STR, if I remember.  It just differentiates between what is "at hand" and what is "packed" with a cap on the total number of slots you can carry.  Its super easy with some lined paper or a downloadable inventory sheet. Our table likes keeping track of inventory, and since we play older school-ish, the players are often buying horses to hold stuff, mules, wagons, etc.  It has worked very well once I (current DM) got the players over the concern that "the DM is always going to punish us for buying horses by going out of his way to kill/steal them all the time."  That was a tough one.  We had all been conditioned to expect the worst from our early gaming (another DM, and an adversarial style of gaming). As others have mentioned, there are dozens of common encumbrance systems of all levels, and the ability to just ignore it.</blockquote>