Strength Stat Carry Lift Chart

Strength Carry & Lift Chart

The table below shows levels 1–25 in detail and then the milestone levels afterward:

Strength Level	Max Lift (kg / lbs)	Max Carry (kg / lbs)
1	23 kg / 50 lbs	9 kg / 20 lbs
2	45 kg / 100 lbs	18 kg / 40 lbs
3	79 kg / 175 lbs	32 kg / 70 lbs
4	113 kg / 250 lbs	45 kg / 100 lbs
5*	200 kg / 441 lbs	80 kg / 176 lbs
6	255 kg / 561 lbs	102 kg / 224 lbs
7	309 kg / 681 lbs	123 kg / 272 lbs
8	363 kg / 801 lbs	145 kg / 320 lbs
9	418 kg / 921 lbs	167 kg / 368 lbs
10*	500 kg / 1,102 lbs	200 kg / 441 lbs
11	510 kg / 1,124 lbs	204 kg / 450 lbs
12	520 kg / 1,146 lbs	208 kg / 458 lbs
13	530 kg / 1,168 lbs	212 kg / 467 lbs
14	540 kg / 1,190 lbs	216 kg / 476 lbs
15	550 kg / 1,212 lbs	220 kg / 485 lbs
16	560 kg / 1,234 lbs	224 kg / 494 lbs
17	570 kg / 1,256 lbs	228 kg / 502 lbs
18	580 kg / 1,278 lbs	232 kg / 512 lbs
19	590 kg / 1,300 lbs	236 kg / 520 lbs
20	600 kg / 1,322 lbs	240 kg / 529 lbs
21	610 kg / 1,344 lbs	244 kg / 538 lbs
22	620 kg / 1,366 lbs	248 kg / 546 lbs
23	630 kg / 1,388 lbs	251 kg / 555 lbs
24	640 kg / 1,410 lbs	256 kg / 564 lbs
25*	975 kg / 2,148 lbs	390 kg / 859 lbs
50*	~1,835 kg / 4,047 lbs	~734 kg / 1,619 lbs
100*	~3,502 kg / 7,721 lbs	~1,401 kg / 3,088 lbs
250*	~7,500 kg / 16,532 lbs	~2,996 kg / 6,613 lbs
500*	~15,000 kg / 33,048 lbs	~6,000 kg / 13,219 lbs
1000*	~30,000 kg / 66,072 lbs	~12,000 kg / 26,429 lbs
1500*	~52,450 kg / 115,608 lbs	~21,000 kg / 46,243 lbs
2500*	~93,600 kg / 206,412 lbs	~37,500 kg / 82,565 lbs
5000*	~177,750 kg / 392,118 lbs	~71,200 kg / 156,847 lbs
10000*	~341,500 kg / 753,177 lbs	~136,600 kg / 301,271 lbs

* Milestone levels where a dramatic jump (×1.5) is applied.

How to Read This Chart

Levels 1–10 (Natural Human Range):
The progression starts low (Str 1 ≈50 lbs lift) and climbs to Str 10 (≈1,100 lbs lift), with milestone jumps at Str 5 and Str 10 that reflect natural human performance peaks.
Levels 11–24:
After Str 10, capacity increases modestly—by roughly 22 lbs per level (an absolute increment chosen to be “small”)—so the growth is nearly linear.
Milestone Levels (25, 50, 100, …):
At each milestone the “expected” (linear) value is suddenly boosted by a multiplier of 1.5. This represents the system’s dramatic intervention that allows users to exceed natural limits, after which the slow linear growth resumes until the next milestone.
Carry Capacity:
At every level, carry is roughly 40% of lift capacity.

Below is a revised chart that follows a “milestone‐plus–linear” progression. In this design the natural human range is defined up to Str 10, with milestone jumps at levels 5 and 10. Then the system grants further “milestone” boosts at levels 15, 20, and 25 with target max lifts of about 1500, 2000, and 2500 lbs, respectively. Between each milestone the capacity increases by a modest fixed amount; then on the milestone level the “expected” linear value is multiplied by a factor (here we use ~1.2) to represent the system’s dramatic boost. (Carry capacity is set at roughly 40% of lift.)

The numbers below have been rounded for clarity.

Strength Level	Max Lift (kg / lbs)	Max Carry (kg / lbs)
1	23 kg / 50 lbs	9 kg / 20 lbs
2	45 kg / 100 lbs	18 kg / 40 lbs
3	79 kg / 175 lbs	32 kg / 70 lbs
4	113 kg / 250 lbs	45 kg / 100 lbs
5*	200 kg / 441 lbs	80 kg / 176 lbs
6	243 kg / 536 lbs	97 kg / 214 lbs
7	286 kg / 631 lbs	114 kg / 252 lbs
8	330 kg / 726 lbs	132 kg / 290 lbs
9	373 kg / 821 lbs	149 kg / 328 lbs
10*	499 kg / 1,100 lbs	200 kg / 440 lbs
11	513 kg / 1,130 lbs	205 kg / 452 lbs
12	526 kg / 1,160 lbs	210 kg / 464 lbs
13	540 kg / 1,190 lbs	216 kg / 476 lbs
14	553 kg / 1,220 lbs	221 kg / 488 lbs
15*	680 kg / 1,500 lbs	272 kg / 600 lbs
16	696 kg / 1,533 lbs	278 kg / 613 lbs
17	711 kg / 1,566 lbs	284 kg / 626 lbs
18	726 kg / 1,599 lbs	290 kg / 640 lbs
19	741 kg / 1,632 lbs	296 kg / 653 lbs
20*	907 kg / 2,000 lbs	363 kg / 800 lbs
21	915 kg / 2,017 lbs	366 kg / 807 lbs
22	923 kg / 2,034 lbs	369 kg / 814 lbs
23	930 kg / 2,051 lbs	372 kg / 820 lbs
24	938 kg / 2,068 lbs	375 kg / 827 lbs
25*	1,134 kg / 2,500 lbs	454 kg / 1,000 lbs
50*	1,588 kg / 3,500 lbs	635 kg / 1,400 lbs
100*	2,268 kg / 5,000 lbs	907 kg / 2,000 lbs
250*	3,630 kg / 8,000 lbs	1,452 kg / 3,200 lbs
500*	5,443 kg / 12,000 lbs	2,177 kg / 4,800 lbs
1000*	7,708 kg / 17,000 lbs	3,083 kg / 6,800 lbs
1500*	9,984 kg / 22,000 lbs	3,994 kg / 8,800 lbs
2500*	13,608 kg / 30,000 lbs	5,443 kg / 12,000 lbs
5000*	18,144 kg / 40,000 lbs	7,258 kg / 16,000 lbs
10000*	27,216 kg / 60,000 lbs	10,886 kg / 24,000 lbs

* Milestone levels where a sudden boost is applied (using a multiplier of ~1.2).
Levels between milestones increase by a modest fixed amount until the next milestone jump.

How to Read This Chart

Levels 1–4 (Pre-System/Natural):
The very weakest individuals start around 50 lbs lift (23 kg) and 20 lbs carry (9 kg), progressing roughly as: 50 → 100 → 175 → 250 lbs.
Milestone Levels at 5 & 10:
A dramatic jump brings you to ~441 lbs at level 5 and ~1,100 lbs at level 10—mirroring peak natural human capacity.
Additional Milestones at 15, 20, & 25:
The system further boosts capacity at level 15 (≈1,500 lbs), 20 (≈2,000 lbs), and 25 (≈2,500 lbs). Between these milestones, the increase is modest (e.g. adding ~30–33 lbs per level), then the milestone multiplies the “expected” linear value by ~1.2.
Higher System Levels (Milestones at 50, 100, 250, …):
Beyond level 25 the same idea applies: a small linear growth per level until a milestone is reached, at which point the system grants a significant jump. Carry capacity remains roughly 40% of lift capacity throughout.

You can adjust the exact fixed increments or the milestone multiplier as needed for game balance, but this table should provide a framework that keeps natural human values modest while showing clearly how the system pushes players into superhuman territory at key milestones.