Lockpick garbage

[Ayamei]

What is the best thing to do with all the lockpicks we decided have been broken too many times to keep using?

Also, is there a page or guide around still that details how much a lockpick loses after it has been broken x amount of times?

[Buckwheet]

What is the best thing to do with all the lockpicks we decided have been broken too many times to keep using?

Also, is there a page or guide around still that details how much a lockpick loses after it has been broken x amount of times?

I have not broken any in a very long time. I think they can still be used for deeds in Hearthstone.

So that is what I used to do with them.

[xt3kn1x]

i just find an inconspicuous place and let the janitor clean em up

[Victorj]

For the more expensive lockpicks (I believe alum+), you can use for deeds with a 1:1 ratio at hearthstone.

As for the modifier, there was some testing done, but I don't remember the numbers off the top of my head. It was something like, if you fully snap a pick and repair it, it's a .05 (?) modifier decrease each time. For just bending the tip, it's a .01 modifier decrease each time you bend it. I know some people would purposely snap picks just to get the lower modifier for lock mastery reps. Not completely sure on those numbers though.

[Ayamei]

Do they need to be repaired when you use them as deeds, or can you use them broken?

[No Gnomes Is Good News]

Do they need to be repaired when you use them as deeds, or can you use them broken?

Broken :)

[Ayamei]

Thank you!