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Tribes of Midgard: How to repair weapons and gear

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Want to know how to repair weapons in Tribes of Midgard? Y'all'll demand to practise information technology fairly frequently because weapons, gear, and tools become damaged pretty quickly during fights and resource gathering. The thing is, information technology's not immediately obvious how to practice it, or fifty-fifty where to notice the repair demote.

Information technology's also easy to non discover a weapon has completely broken, because when a weapon breaks, your Viking will automatically switch to another weapon in your inventory. So you may of a sudden find yourself in dire demand of weapon repairs.

There's only one way to repair your weapons in Tribes of Midgard: you'll need to visit the repair bench.

Tribes of Midgard: Repair demote location

The repair bench is located on the east side of your village, upwardly some wooden stairs and close to the big storage breast on the raised landing. To observe it, look for Steinar the blacksmith when you're in the village. He'due south marked on the minimap with an anvil icon. The blacksmith is continuing virtually the steps you need, just motility directly south of him and run up the steps toward the right side of the screen.

Yous don't need iron or forest or any other physical resources to repair your weapons, you simply need souls. Souls can be gathered by performing tasks, gathering resource, killing monsters, and doing merely about annihilation else in Tribes of Midgard. When you're at the repair demote, clicking on a piece of gear will testify you how many souls you need to repair it.

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