Repairing Gear - Revision history

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	* A common question: "Will my gear wear out?"		* A common question: "Will my gear wear out?"
	* Well, they will if you do ''that'' with it...		* Well, they will if you do ''that'' with it...

PWpedia>Calorien at 18:28, 10 March 2011

2011-03-10T18:28:30Z

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	Also, gear dropped from killed mobs normally starts out at half endurance.		Also, gear dropped from killed mobs normally starts out at half endurance.

	[[Image:Repair_gui.png\|right]]Gear can be repaired, raising its endurance to the maximum, by choosing the "Repair" or "Repair All" options - found at the bottom of every NPC "Goods" window.		[[Image:Repair_gui.png\|right]]Gear can be repaired, raising its endurance to the maximum, by choosing the "Repair" or "Repair All" options - found at the bottom of every NPC "Goods" window. Note: Some NPCs (Jewelcraftsmen, for instance) have the "Repair" buttons on their "Goods" window, but do not actually offer that service.

	"Repair All" will repair all of your equipped items. To repair an individual item, including those which are not equipped, you will have to use the "Repair" option. To do so: click "Repair", then click the object you want to repair. You should note that there are a few NPCs which have the repair options, yet cannot repair gear.		"Repair All" will repair all of your equipped items. To repair an individual item, including those which are not equipped, you will have to use the "Repair" option. To do so: click "Repair", then click the object you want to repair. You should note that there are a few NPCs which have the repair options, yet cannot repair gear.

PWpedia>Calorien at 18:26, 10 March 2011

2011-03-10T18:26:08Z

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	* Well, they will if you do ''that'' with it...		* Well, they will if you do ''that'' with it...

	Most consumable items (potions, scrolls etc.) and manufacturing items (herbs, coal, Dragon Quest items etc.) do not wear out. They hang around until you get rid of them. A few special items (~~piggy~~ chat icons, the ~~upgraded~~ aerogear you get from the [[Supply Stash]]) will last a short period of time (often a week) and then vanish.		Most consumable items (potions, scrolls etc.) and manufacturing items (herbs, coal, Dragon Quest items etc.) do not wear out. They hang around until you get rid of them. A few special items (boutique chat icons, the aerogear and weapons you get from the [[Supply Stash]]) will last a short period of time (often a week) and then vanish.

	Most gear (weapons, armor, and ornaments), however, ''does'' wear out eventually. Gear has an "endurance" statistic that goes down when used for combat. When this statistic is zero, the item is broken and useless.		Most gear (weapons, armor, and ornaments), however, ''does'' wear out eventually. Gear has an "endurance" statistic that goes down when used for combat. When this statistic is zero, the item is broken and useless.
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	You don't need to wait for the item to break to repair it. It's best if you repair regularly, though there's no real need to do this during your early levels since you will grow out of the gear before it wears out. Of course, you can also save money by selling the item before it wears out.		You don't need to wait for the item to break to repair it. It's best if you repair regularly, though there's no real need to do this during your early levels since you will grow out of the gear before it wears out. Of course, you can also save money by selling the item before it wears out.

	Finally, it should be noted that the endurance level also affects the value of an item when selling it to an NPC or when decomposing it into [[chi stones]] or other items. Repaired gear is worth more to an NPC and produces more, and sometimes better, chi stones when decomposed than gear that is not at full endurance. ~~A few items need~~ to be fully repaired before ~~they~~ can be decomposed.		Finally, it should be noted that the endurance level also affects the value of an item when selling it to an NPC or when decomposing it into [[chi stones]] or other items. Repaired gear is worth more to an NPC and produces more, and sometimes better, chi stones when decomposed than gear that is not at full endurance. Instance gear (such as a Twilight Temple weapon) needs to be fully repaired before it can be decomposed into a souledge.



	'''NOTE:''' This is entirely separate from the "shatter" system - don't choose the "Repair shattered gear" option from the NPC, even though it sounds like it should repair your worn out gear, it won't. If your gear ''was'' shattered, see [[Shattered Gear]] for information on how to repair it.		'''NOTE:''' This is entirely separate from the "shatter" system - don't choose the "Repair shattered gear" option from the NPC, even though it sounds like it should repair your worn out gear, it won't. If your gear ''was'' shattered, see [[Shattered Gear]] for information on how to repair it.

PWpedia>Vitenks: repair->rename fix

2011-03-05T09:21:31Z

repair->rename fix

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	"Repair All" will repair all of your equipped items. To repair an individual item, including those which are not equipped, you will have to use the "Repair" option. To do so: click "Repair", then click the object you want to repair. You should note that there are a few NPCs which have the repair options, yet cannot repair gear.		"Repair All" will repair all of your equipped items. To repair an individual item, including those which are not equipped, you will have to use the "Repair" option. To do so: click "Repair", then click the object you want to repair. You should note that there are a few NPCs which have the repair options, yet cannot repair gear.
			:Note - if you use the Genesis UI then the option is named "Fix All".

	Repairing gear costs coins. Using the "Repair" option, you can hover the mouse over an item before repairing it to see its repair cost. The cost of repairs depends upon the value of the item. Glowing golden armor costs a lot more to repair than a pointy stick.		Repairing gear costs coins. Using the "Repair" option, you can hover the mouse over an item before repairing it to see its repair cost. The cost of repairs depends upon the value of the item. Glowing golden armor costs a lot more to repair than a pointy stick.

PWpedia>Sangodoc: Linked to Shattered Gear

2010-10-26T23:25:53Z

Linked to Shattered Gear

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	Finally, it should be noted that the endurance level also affects the value of an item when selling it to an NPC or when decomposing it into [[chi stones]] or other items. Repaired gear is worth more to an NPC and produces more, and sometimes better, chi stones when decomposed than gear that is not at full endurance. A few items need to be fully repaired before they can be decomposed.		Finally, it should be noted that the endurance level also affects the value of an item when selling it to an NPC or when decomposing it into [[chi stones]] or other items. Repaired gear is worth more to an NPC and produces more, and sometimes better, chi stones when decomposed than gear that is not at full endurance. A few items need to be fully repaired before they can be decomposed.

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	'''NOTE:''' This is entirely separate from the "shatter" system - don't choose the "Repair shattered gear" option from the NPC, even though it sounds like it should repair your worn out gear, it won't.
			'''NOTE:''' This is entirely separate from the "shatter" system - don't choose the "Repair shattered gear" option from the NPC, even though it sounds like it should repair your worn out gear, it won't. If your gear ''was'' shattered, see [[Shattered Gear]] for information on how to repair it.

PWpedia>Sangodoc: ItemsWearOut moved to Repairing Gear: Clearer title

2010-03-07T13:09:18Z

ItemsWearOut moved to Repairing Gear: Clearer title

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PWpedia>Sangodoc: Changed "equipment" to "gear"

2010-03-07T13:08:37Z

Changed "equipment" to "gear"

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	* A common question: "Will my ~~equipment~~ wear out?"		* A common question: "Will my gear wear out?"
	* Well, they will if you do ''that'' with it...		* Well, they will if you do ''that'' with it...

	Most consumable items (potions, scrolls etc.) and manufacturing items (herbs, coal, Dragon Quest items etc.) do not wear out. They hang around until you get rid of them. A few special items (piggy chat icons, the upgraded aerogear you get from the [[Supply Stash]]) will last a short period of time (often a week) and then vanish.		Most consumable items (potions, scrolls etc.) and manufacturing items (herbs, coal, Dragon Quest items etc.) do not wear out. They hang around until you get rid of them. A few special items (piggy chat icons, the upgraded aerogear you get from the [[Supply Stash]]) will last a short period of time (often a week) and then vanish.

	Most ~~equipment~~, however, ''does'' wear out eventually. ~~Equipment~~ has an "endurance" statistic that goes down when used for combat. When this statistic is zero, the item is broken and useless.		Most gear (weapons, armor, and ornaments), however, ''does'' wear out eventually. Gear has an "endurance" statistic that goes down when used for combat. When this statistic is zero, the item is broken and useless.

	* Armor endurance is reduced when you take damage.		* Armor and ornament endurance is reduced when you take damage.
	* ~~Weapons~~ endurance is reduced when you attack.		* Weapon endurance is reduced when you attack.

	Also, gear dropped from killed mobs normally starts out at half endurance.		Also, gear dropped from killed mobs normally starts out at half endurance.

	[[Image:Repair_gui.png\|right]]~~Equipment~~ can be repaired, raising its endurance to the maximum, by choosing the "Repair" or "Repair ~~all~~" options - found at the bottom of every NPC "Goods" window.		[[Image:Repair_gui.png\|right]]Gear can be repaired, raising its endurance to the maximum, by choosing the "Repair" or "Repair All" options - found at the bottom of every NPC "Goods" window.

	"Repair All" will repair all of your equipped items. To repair an individual item, including those which are not equipped, you will have to use the "Repair" option. To do so: click "Repair", then click the object you want to repair. You should note that there are a few NPCs which have the repair options, yet cannot repair ~~equipment~~.		"Repair All" will repair all of your equipped items. To repair an individual item, including those which are not equipped, you will have to use the "Repair" option. To do so: click "Repair", then click the object you want to repair. You should note that there are a few NPCs which have the repair options, yet cannot repair gear.

	Repairing gear costs coins. Using the "Repair" option, you can hover the mouse over an item before repairing it to see its repair cost. The cost of repairs depends upon the value of the item. Glowing golden armor costs a lot more to repair than a pointy stick.		Repairing gear costs coins. Using the "Repair" option, you can hover the mouse over an item before repairing it to see its repair cost. The cost of repairs depends upon the value of the item. Glowing golden armor costs a lot more to repair than a pointy stick.

PWpedia>Sangodoc: Minor fixes, some refomatting, and added more information

2010-03-07T12:59:55Z

Minor fixes, some refomatting, and added more information

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	* Well, they will if you do ''that'' with it...		* Well, they will if you do ''that'' with it...

	Most consumable items (potions, scrolls etc.) do not wear out. They hang around until you ~~use~~ them.		Most consumable items (potions, scrolls etc.) and manufacturing items (herbs, coal, Dragon Quest items etc.) do not wear out. They hang around until you get rid of them. A few special items (piggy chat icons, the upgraded aerogear you get from the [[Supply Stash]]) will last a short period of time (often a week) and then vanish.

	Most ~~manufacturing items (herbs~~, ~~coal~~, ~~DragonQuest items etc.) do not~~ wear out. ~~They hang around until you trade them in~~.		Most equipment, however, ''does'' wear out eventually. Equipment has an "endurance" statistic that goes down when used for combat. When this statistic is zero, the item is broken and useless.

	~~A few special items (piggy chat icons, the upgraded aerogear you get from the [[Supply Stash]]) will last a short period of time (a week) and then vanish.~~		* Armor endurance is reduced when you take damage.

	~~Most equipment, however, ''does'' wear out eventually. Equipment has an 'endurance' statistic. When this statistic is zero, the item is broken and useless.~~

	* ~~Armour~~ endurance is reduced when you take damage.
	* Weapons endurance is reduced when you attack.		* Weapons endurance is reduced when you attack.

	~~Equipment can be repaired~~, ~~raising its~~ endurance ~~to the maximum, by choosing the 'repair' or 'repair all' option - found at the bottom of every NPC trade screen. This costs a few coins~~.		Also, gear dropped from killed mobs normally starts out at half endurance.

	[[Image:Repair_gui.png]]		[[Image:Repair_gui.png\|right]]Equipment can be repaired, raising its endurance to the maximum, by choosing the "Repair" or "Repair all" options - found at the bottom of every NPC "Goods" window.

	:Repair ~~all~~ will repair all your equipped items. To repair an item which ~~you cannot equip, for whatever reason~~, you will have to use the ~~'repair'~~ option. To do so: ~~Click it~~, then ~~left-~~click the object you want to repair.		"Repair All" will repair all of your equipped items. To repair an individual item, including those which are not equipped, you will have to use the "Repair" option. To do so: click "Repair", then click the object you want to repair. You should note that there are a few NPCs which have the repair options, yet cannot repair equipment.

	~~You don't need~~ to ~~wait for~~ the item to ~~break to do this, it is cheaper if you~~ repair ~~regularly~~.		Repairing gear costs coins. Using the "Repair" option, you can hover the mouse over an item before repairing it to see its repair cost. The cost of repairs depends upon the value of the item. Glowing golden armor costs a lot more to repair than a pointy stick.

	~~Of course, it~~'~~s cheapest of all if you sell~~ the item ~~before~~ it ~~wears out~~. ~~There~~'s no real need to ~~repair~~ during your early levels.		You don't need to wait for the item to break to repair it. It's best if you repair regularly, though there's no real need to do this during your early levels since you will grow out of the gear before it wears out. Of course, you can also save money by selling the item before it wears out.

	~~The cost of repairs depends upon~~ the value of ~~the~~ item. ~~Glowing golden armour costs a lot~~ more to ~~repair~~ than ~~a pointy stick~~.		Finally, it should be noted that the endurance level also affects the value of an item when selling it to an NPC or when decomposing it into [[chi stones]] or other items. Repaired gear is worth more to an NPC and produces more, and sometimes better, chi stones when decomposed than gear that is not at full endurance. A few items need to be fully repaired before they can be decomposed.

	----		----

	'''NOTE:''' This is entirely separate from the 'shatter' system - don't choose the "Repair shattered gear" option from the NPC, even though it sounds like it should repair your worn out gear, it won't.		'''NOTE:''' This is entirely separate from the "shatter" system - don't choose the "Repair shattered gear" option from the NPC, even though it sounds like it should repair your worn out gear, it won't.

PWpedia>Vitenks: add UI for repair single item

2010-03-05T16:54:26Z

add UI for repair single item

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	[[Image:Repair_gui.png]]		[[Image:Repair_gui.png]]

			:Repair all will repair all your equipped items. To repair an item which you cannot equip, for whatever reason, you will have to use the 'repair' option. To do so: Click it, then left-click the object you want to repair.

	You don't need to wait for the item to break to do this, it is cheaper if you repair regularly.		You don't need to wait for the item to break to do this, it is cheaper if you repair regularly.

PWpedia>Vitenks at 14:04, 29 January 2010

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	The cost of repairs depends upon the value of the item. Glowing golden armour costs a lot more to repair than a pointy stick.		The cost of repairs depends upon the value of the item. Glowing golden armour costs a lot more to repair than a pointy stick.

	--~~[[User~~:~~Vitenks\|Vitenks]]~~		----

			'''NOTE:''' This is entirely separate from the 'shatter' system - don't choose the "Repair shattered gear" option from the NPC, even though it sounds like it should repair your worn out gear, it won't.