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 # Equipment # Equipment
  
-This chapter covers all sorts of equipment and services your adventurer might need to survive the wilds.+The setting and genre of your game will determine the kind of equipment that is available for your character.
  
-### Supply+## Supply
 Not all goods and services are available in every village and town.  Every item has a Supply trait.  If there is ever a doubt that an item is in a shop's inventory, roll against its Supply rating. Not all goods and services are available in every village and town.  Every item has a Supply trait.  If there is ever a doubt that an item is in a shop's inventory, roll against its Supply rating.
  
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 * **Rare (6)** - Special order item, rarely carried in stock. * **Rare (6)** - Special order item, rarely carried in stock.
 * **Unique(3)** - Generally only found in treasure hordes or unavailable for purchase. * **Unique(3)** - Generally only found in treasure hordes or unavailable for purchase.
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 ## Encumbrance ## Encumbrance
  
 You can carry a number of items equal to your STR score without difficulty.  Only items in your inventory count toward your encumbrance - readied and worn items do not. You can carry a number of items equal to your STR score without difficulty.  Only items in your inventory count toward your encumbrance - readied and worn items do not.
  
-#### Food:+### Food:
 Up to four rations of food count as a single item for encumbrance. Up to four rations of food count as a single item for encumbrance.
  
-#### Containers:+### Containers:
 Containers such as a backpack or saddlebags count as 1 item for encumbrance and allow you to ignore the items inside them when calculating total encumbrance. Containers such as a backpack or saddlebags count as 1 item for encumbrance and allow you to ignore the items inside them when calculating total encumbrance.
  
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 If an item is small enough to fit in your palm, you may carry a number equal to your STR Base Talent before they count as 1 item toward your Encumbrance. If an item is small enough to fit in your palm, you may carry a number equal to your STR Base Talent before they count as 1 item toward your Encumbrance.
  
-#### Coins+### Coins
 Coins are a special kind of item - coins count as 1 item foe every 100 you are carrying. Coins are a special kind of item - coins count as 1 item foe every 100 you are carrying.