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so what happens if (through neglect or otherwise) an item's durability and maximum durability both drop to zero. I assume the item breaks or does not work or disappears or something. This is really the key reason why you care about durability --- if I don't repair my favourite sword it will go poof --- but this information is not given on the current page.
(and if I knew then I'd update it myself)
- Geoffb
It's mentioned under this heading. Yeah, once current durability goes to 0, maximum drops instead; bring that down to 0 and you lose the item.
Typically you'll bust plenty of shields in this way training Parrying.
- Bomb Bloke 09:40, 1 July 2008 (PDT)
Added an "Example" bullet point under the mentioned heading, as well as a line in the introductory paragraph. --Cogniac 21:35, 1 July 2008 (PDT)