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Line 3: [[File:Citadel block break animation.gif\|thumb\|305px\| '''Example of a reinforced block being broken.''' The block break animation plays and the block breaks but because it is reinforced, the block reappears.]] ~~Whereas~~While ~~normally~~normal (unreinforced) blocks only need to be broken once, reinforced blocks must be repeatedly broken ~~many times~~ before the block ~~finally~~actually breaks. Tool durability does not decrease when breaking reinforcements, only when performing the final break of a reinforced block which results in its actual breakage. This means that breaking a reinforced block ~~costs~~consumes ~~only~~as 1much durability ~~from~~as ~~the~~a ~~tool~~regular ~~used~~block. Similarly, reinforced blocks broken by explosions do not break but instead receive the same damage they would if broken once by a player ([[#Decay\|Decay]] and [[#Maturation\|Maturation]]<!-- TODO: maturation section --> multipliers are applied) Unlike normal blocks some reinforced blocks such as chests and doors <!-- TODO: make a list somewhere in this article --> can only be ~~interacted with~~used by those with appropriate permissions on the group it's reinforced to▼ ▲Unlike normal blocks some reinforced blocks such as chests and doors <!-- TODO: make a list somewhere in this article --> can only be interacted with by those with appropriate permissions on the group it's reinforced to == Reinforcing ==

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