# Gear

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Gear is a system of equipment.

There are many types of Gear (Head, Body, Charms, Hands, Lures, Rods)

Vanity skins can be crafted into Gear at the [Workbench](/crafting-and-stations/workbench.md), and equipped at the [Gear Station](/crafting-and-stations/gear-station.md).&#x20;

Each piece of Gear plays a different role and provides different utility. Head skins & body skins can be turned in to head gear & body gear which has stat points, giving you an advantage in combat.&#x20;

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Gear cannot be traded once crafted, only vanity (cosmetic skins) can
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### Rarity

Gear exists in different levels. Higher rarity gear has increased stat points and/or more durability.

Upon Crafting and Restoring Gear, you have a % chance of rolling common, uncommon, rare, or epic gear:

<img src="/files/ZBdlc6CAJcInR3bVnvKY" alt="" data-size="line"> (50%) Common&#x20;

<img src="/files/IDgZsiipYhep1C1A3Qr8" alt="" data-size="line"> (30%) Uncommon&#x20;

<img src="/files/RE30XCjkei0yF6jpIby2" alt="" data-size="line"> (15%) Rare&#x20;

<img src="/files/WWgnOFqaPULCp0AhEc4A" alt="" data-size="line"> (5%) Epic&#x20;

You can preview the stats of each rarity tier in the [Workbench](/crafting-and-stations/workbench.md)by clicking on a piece of gear and clicking the rarity circle with the percentages next to it.

### Durability

Gear degrades with use, until it breaks. Once broken, its stats / utility no longer work. It must be repaired using resources to restore it to its full capability.

### Repairs

You can repair gear at the [Gear Station](/crafting-and-stations/gear-station.md) for a cost.

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To find the cost, go to the Gear Station, select a piece of gear, and above the “Repair” button you will see the cost.
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Repair Limit: Each piece of Gear has a repair limit.

Example: Head and Body gear can be repaired 5 times, you will see a 0/5 upon first craft, moving up by 1 with each repair.

Once a repair limit is reached, the gear will no longer function and/or give stats.

### Restoration

Some Gear, like Head & Body Gear, can be “Restored” with Gear Ember.

Restoring Gear resets the repair limit to 0 so you can repair it again.

Restoring Gear also re-rolls the rarity of that Gear.

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[Charms](https://glhfers.gitbook.io/gigaverse/crafting-and-stations/workbench/charm), [Hands](https://glhfers.gitbook.io/gigaverse/world-environment/pots), [Lures](https://glhfers.gitbook.io/gigaverse/fishing/fishing-equipment), and [Rods](https://glhfers.gitbook.io/gigaverse/fishing/fishing-equipment) cannot be restored, only repaired to a max limit
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#### Gear Ember

Gear Ember used in Restoration comes from burning Head and Body Gear at the [Gear Station](/crafting-and-stations/gear-station.md). <br>

The more advanced gear, typically from deeper levels of the dungeon, will cost more Gear Ember to restore, but grant more Gear Ember when burned.

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