Track item initial hits, add DM mend ability. #187
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Items now track their initial hits as well as max hits. The initial hits won't change when the item is mended with low spellpower, making it possible to return an item to its original max condition. DMs can now return an item to the original condition by casting mend while immortal.
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Items now track their initial hits as well as max hits. The initial hits
won't change when the item is mended with low spellpower, making it
possible to return an item to its original max condition.
DMs can now return an item to the original condition by casting mend
while immortal.