Repair is a Sorcery in Dark Souls 3. To cast a Sorcery you must use a Staff or Special Weapons that can cast Sorceries.
Repair |
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| Spell Type | |
 Focus Cost |
20 |
 Slots Used |
1 |
| Requirements | 15 Intelligence |
| Type | Equipment repair |
Lost sorcery from Oolacile, land of ancient golden sorceries.
Repairs equipped weapons and armor. Includes weapons with exhausted durability.
While the effects of this spell are rather subtle, its foundations are a well-guarded secret. Light is time, and the reversal of its effects is a forbidden art.
Acquired From
- Bought from Orbeck of Vinheim for 2,000 souls after giving him the Golden Scroll.
Notes
- Restores durability of all equipped items by 50 points, even if the items have fully broken.
- Same effect as Repair Powder, although Repair Powder will not restore an item with 0 durability.
- Can be useful with the Moonlight Greatsword charged attack. The durability damage from 12.5 charge attacks can be repaired with one cast of Repair, making this combination far more FP-efficient than any sorcery with comparable damage.
AnonymousBest spell in the game by far. You dont even need to fight, merely having this sorcery attuned will cause any gank squad to quiver in fear and desperatly search for the nearest cliff. They cant black crystal out because the sheer fear you will output will trick their brains into thinking the sweet release of death is the only option.
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Good for cleaning every enemy in the ringed city with moonlight greatsword
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Best tool against annoying cheaters, if these *****s instant kill you and break everything all you need to do is use this spell once and everything is back to normal...
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Very useful for using when you're using the Moonlight Greatsword
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Useless except Frayed blade, Washing pole or whatever have low (below 20) Durability
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Something interesting that I have never seen anyone mention about this spell is "Light is time". This seems to go along with not only the description from ds2, but also the strange time travel related to Oolacile. You could therefore take this to mean that the dark operates outside of the rules of time, where we have strange effects like Manus being able to rip us from the far future to his time, or the weirdness of Untended Graves.
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Is it really a thing ? Or is it just because I'm a pure sorcerer that my stuff never breaks ? (By that I mean since I'm rarely in melee combat)
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Like using the Moonlight Greatsword? This will let you do so without feeling bad or using repair powders
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If the description can be taken at face value, this means we do not need to pay to repair broken equipment, we would just need to put it on and cast this, sadly I am going to assume due to balance reasons that this is not the case.
Purchased from Orbeck of Carim after giving him the Golden Scroll.
The wiki forgot to mention.
The effect of this spell is passive
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