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=== Swimming ===<!-- begin area of stuff that definitely has been tested for the 3D version--> | === Swimming ===<!-- begin area of stuff that definitely has been tested for the 3D version--> | ||
− | At Dabbling and Novice skill, | + | At Dabbling and Novice skill, swimming multiplies one's current speed by 25/9 - thus, a Very Agile Human's raw speed would change from 720 to 2000. Each level of the Swimming skill beyond Novice reduces one's raw speed by 5%, stopping at Legendary. For example, the aforementioned Very Agile Human would swim at speed 1600 at Proficient level, 1000 at Great level, and finally 600 at Legendary level. Due to the way this formula works, Grand Master and Legendary swimmers are capable of moving more quickly through water than on dry land. |
=== Encumbrance === | === Encumbrance === |