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# Item Repair
#### 🛡️ **Armor & Weapon Durability and Repair**
In combat-heavy zones—especially in MMORPG-style areas—many enemies inflict **heavy durability damage** to gear. To manage this, multiple repair options are available for both armor and weapons.
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 **Armor Repair Options**
* **Unbreaking VI**\
A **must-have enchantment** for armor. It significantly reduces durability loss during battles. Ideal for players in high-damage zones.
* **Mending (Custom Version)**\
Works with all custom armor and tools, but has modified mechanics:
* Each XP orb collected restores **+1 durability**.
* Encourages XP farming as a repair method.
*  **Armor**** &** **Shield**** Repair Scrolls**\
Dropped by mobs in MMORPG areas.
* Can be **dragged and dropped** onto armor or shields.
* Instantly restores durability, making them a valuable mid-combat resource.
* Useful when an anvil or repair station isn't available.
* Can also be bought from a NPC In the Spawn Markets.
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 **Weapon Repair Options**
* **Unbreaking VI**\
Functions the same as with armor—reduces durability loss with each use.
* **Mending (Custom)**\
XP-based repair system identical to armor:
* **1 XP orb = +1 durability point**.
* **Abiding (Custom Enchant)**\
A rare and powerful enchantment that makes a weapon **completely unbreakable**.
* Ideal for endgame weapons or favorite tools.
* Extremely valuable and often hard to obtain.
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