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A minor repair, which requires the use of an appropriate [[Repair Kit]], will increase the [[Durability|Current Durability]] of an item, but it does not increase [[Durability| | A minor repair, which requires the use of an appropriate [[Repair Kit]], will increase the [[Durability|Current Durability]] of an item, but it does not increase [[Durability|Durability achievable with Minor Repairs]]. | ||
A minor repair can be performed in two ways: | A minor repair can be performed in two ways: | ||
* At a crafting table - the repair kit and the item that needs repair are placed on the appropriate crafting table, and then the "Repair Item (Minor)" recipe is used to craft the repaired item. | * At a crafting table - the repair kit and the item that needs repair are placed on the appropriate crafting table, and then the "Repair Item (Minor)" recipe is used to craft the repaired item. This type of repair requires having learned the appropriate Repair skill (see [[Blacksmithing Repair Proficiency]], [[Carpentry Repair Proficiency]], and [[Tailoring Repair Proficiency]]). Also, when you perform this type of repair, it will train the corresponding repair skill (if you have it set to train). A higher repair skill will increase the amount added to Current Durability when you perform a repair at the a crafting station. | ||
* In the field - this type of repair does not require a crafting table. You can either drag the appropriate repair kit onto the item or right-click the item and choose "Repair". This type of repair can only be done when out of [[Combat]] stance, and when you have the appropriate repair kit in your inventory. | * In the field - this type of repair does not require a crafting table. You can either drag the appropriate repair kit onto the item or right-click the item and choose "Repair". This type of repair can only be done when out of [[Combat]] stance, and when you have the appropriate repair kit in your inventory. Also, this type of repair does not require any skill | ||
Minor repairs performed at a crafting table will increase current durability | Minor repairs performed at a crafting table will increase current durability more than minor repairs performed in the field. | ||
The exact amount of durability that is added depends on the value of an item: repair kits add less Current Durability to more expensive items (due to the rare and exotic materials used in their construction). | |||
There is no limit on the number of minor repairs you can perform on an item, and there is no drawback to performing these minor repairs. | There is no limit on the number of minor repairs you can perform on an item, and there is no drawback to performing these minor repairs. | ||
You can apply multiple back-to-back minor repairs, but the current durability will not exceed the [[Durability| | You can apply multiple back-to-back minor repairs, but the current durability will not exceed the [[Durability|Durability achievable with Minor Repairs]]. | ||
It is most efficient to repair items with a [[Repair Item (Minor)|Minor Repair]] until the [[Durability| | It is most efficient to repair items with a [[Repair Item (Minor)|Minor Repair]] until the [[Durability|Durability achievable with Minor Repairs]] is zero (or close to zero), then perform a [[Repair Item (Major)|Major Repair]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:03, 20 October 2025
Template:Infobox A minor repair, which requires the use of an appropriate Repair Kit, will increase the Current Durability of an item, but it does not increase Durability achievable with Minor Repairs.
A minor repair can be performed in two ways:
- At a crafting table - the repair kit and the item that needs repair are placed on the appropriate crafting table, and then the "Repair Item (Minor)" recipe is used to craft the repaired item. This type of repair requires having learned the appropriate Repair skill (see Blacksmithing Repair Proficiency, Carpentry Repair Proficiency, and Tailoring Repair Proficiency). Also, when you perform this type of repair, it will train the corresponding repair skill (if you have it set to train). A higher repair skill will increase the amount added to Current Durability when you perform a repair at the a crafting station.
- In the field - this type of repair does not require a crafting table. You can either drag the appropriate repair kit onto the item or right-click the item and choose "Repair". This type of repair can only be done when out of Combat stance, and when you have the appropriate repair kit in your inventory. Also, this type of repair does not require any skill
Minor repairs performed at a crafting table will increase current durability more than minor repairs performed in the field. The exact amount of durability that is added depends on the value of an item: repair kits add less Current Durability to more expensive items (due to the rare and exotic materials used in their construction).
There is no limit on the number of minor repairs you can perform on an item, and there is no drawback to performing these minor repairs. You can apply multiple back-to-back minor repairs, but the current durability will not exceed the Durability achievable with Minor Repairs.
It is most efficient to repair items with a Minor Repair until the Durability achievable with Minor Repairs is zero (or close to zero), then perform a Major Repair.