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Sunday, September 25, 2016

Where can you get repair powder in Dark Souls II

Where can you get repair powder in Dark Souls II


How to get repair powder in Dark Souls II

In Shaded Woods(Ruins) area of Dark Souls 2, there is place with a giant hole on the ground. When you fall through it you will enter a small cave which has acid pits. At first I didn’t know it was an acid pit so I stepped on it and as a result my equipment were damaged. My ring of restoration and ring of blades were completely broken. However, it did manage to save some of my  by using the repair powder on time and then carefully avoiding those pits to make my way out of that cave. I found out later that the damaged stuffs could also be fully repaired by simply resting at the bonfire. However, the ones that were totally wrecked could only be repaired by the Majula Blacksmith (Lenigrast). After this brief yet surprising incident, I went looking for more repair powder so that I can use it later if needed. So where can you get repair powder in Dark Souls II? Where do you buy it?



Note that the repair powder doesn’t fully restore your items and it doesnt work if it’s totally broken. It restores 30 durability to weapons, 50 to armor, 20 to rings. A lot of people have problem finding repair powder but you can find it in many places and also buy it from NPCs like the Blacksmith and Steady Hand McDuff. However, for infinite repair powder you will need to reach the Drangleic Castle and then talk with the merchant named Chancellor Wellager. The Drangleic Castle area is pretty far in the game though. 

Locations of repair powder in Dark Souls 2
Repair-Powder-Locations-Dark-Souls-2

  •  x1 purchasable from Blacksmith Lenigrast in Majula for 2,500 souls
  • x1 found on a corpse in Lost Bastille after riding on top of the elevator down near the entrance from No Mans Wharf
  • x1 purchasable from Steady Hand McDuff in Lost Bastille for 2,500 souls after you give him the Dull Ember
  • x1 in a chest in No Mans Wharf
  • x1 sold by Magerold of Lanafir for 2500 souls.
  • x1 found on a corpse in Iron Keep along with a Soul of a Proud Knight.
  • x5 In Drangleic Castle in the shortcut near the Mastodon Knights, Syan Knights and Archers (near Central Castle Drangleic Bonfire). The room also contains an Estus Flask Shard and 10 Flame Butterflies (It is possible to run past all the knights, however keep in mind that two Syan Knights will follow you in there, and the only way out is by not only pulling a lever, but by opening a door, so prepare to turn around and engage in a 2v1 fight).
  • Rare drop from Grave Wardens in Undead Crypt
  • Dropped by the rats in Grave of Saints
  • Dropped by Sanctum Knights in Dragons Sanctum
  • Infinitely purchasable from Chancellor Wellager in Drangleic Castle, for 2,500 souls each.
Source: Dark Souls 2 Wiki



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Friday, September 16, 2016

How to repair broken rings and equipment in Dark Souls II

How to repair broken rings and equipment in Dark Souls II





While playing Dark Souls 2 yesterday, I accidentally stepped on some gooey acidic liquid inside a underground cave in the Shaded wood and then damaged some of my rings. Then I couldn’t figure out how to repair my ring of restoration, ring of blades and my Drangleic armor. Some of my rings, armor and weapons were partially damaged, and they were restored to 100% durability after resting at the bonfire but the fully damaged stuffs were still 0 durability. So how do you repair rings and other stuffs in Dark Souls 2?

How to repair rings and other equipment in Dark Souls 2
Blacksmiths Workshop at Majula
I already knew the Blacksmith in Majula did all the repairing so I traveled there. Then I talked to the Blacksmith and chose the repair items option. I was a little surprised to see that the fully damaged rings cost insanely high to repair. I think the ring of restoration required over 15000 souls to repair- it was the most expensive repair so I decided to leave it as it because I could use the souls to level up plus the ring of restoration is not much use because by the time youve reached the Shaded Wood area, you probably have 5+ Estus Flask and some Lifegems, which should easily get you through the remaining levels.
Be careful about the elements that damage your items. As soon as you get the “item damaged” make sure to use some repair powder or to go to a nearby bonfire so that you can restore fully durability before your item gets totally wrecked


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