Pulling and Dragging

When you pull a load behind you
unassisted, use its full weight. Halve
effective weight if you are pulling a
sledge over snow or ice, divide effec-
tive weight by 10 for a two-wheeled
cart, and divide effective weight by 20
for a four-wheeled wagon. (Remember
to add the weight of the sledge, cart, or
wagon to that of the load before divid-
ing!)
In all cases, if the surface is smooth
and relatively level – for instance, a
concrete floor, a proper road, or a
frozen lake – halve the effective weight
of the load. This is cumulative with
the effects of a sledge, cart, or wagon.
Final effective weight pulled, after
all modifiers, cannot exceed 15¥BL if
you are to have any hope of moving
the object at all. Determine your
encumbrance level using effective
weight, and work out Move normally.