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Ever heard this from an armorsmith? "Good as new! As long as you don't take up bear wrangling, this should last you a while."

What you might not know is that the Commander hasn't heard this in years. We stopped getting armorsmiths in HoT at the very latest, and we started repairing our own armor on anvils. Probably because the jungle was too chaotic.

This means that, canonically, Commander learned armorsmithing in the jungle, and that's one of their skills. (Of course, there are probably still armorsmiths around canonically post-HoT, but Commander's just got used to doing it themselves, quickly and efficiently. Normal people still have to speak to armorsmiths though XD.)

One quirk of the armorsmith is that they all have the same dialogue; and you know wrangling bears is a joke, but they all say it. Must be a niche inside joke for armorsmiths. But it can be surprisingly nostalgic if you haven't been in Core Tyria in a while.