What Durability? Mod (1.21.8, 1.20.1) – Unbreakable Tools and Armor for RPG Play

The What Durability? Mod (1.21.8, 1.20.1) by Serilum redefines Minecraft’s core survival mechanic by removing durability entirely from the game. All tools, weapons, armor, and other items that normally wear down over time are made unbreakable. This change brings Minecraft closer to gameplay styles seen in RPGs like Terraria and Stardew Valley, where gear doesn’t degrade, and the focus is shifted toward quests, exploration, or combat instead of constant resource grinding.

This mod is ideal for custom maps or modpacks where progression isn’t centered around crafting replacements, but rather on upgrading, questing, or leveling. It even supports modded items that rely on vanilla durability systems, making it a plug-and-play solution for RPG-focused worlds.

Features:

• Durability Removed: Completely disables item wear-and-tear mechanics gear will never break, regardless of use.
• All Gear is Unbreakable: Applies to vanilla tools, armor, weapons, fishing rods, flint & steel, Elytra, and more.
• Supports Modded Items: Any modded item that uses Minecraft’s standard durability system will also be made unbreakable.
• Inspired by RPG Titles: Mimics equipment systems from Terraria and Stardew Valley, where gear doesn’t decay with use.
• Ideal for Non-Survival Playstyles: Designed for use in RPG modpacks or adventure maps where durability is unnecessary or distracting.

Screenshots:

Requires:

Minecraft Forge or Fabric API or Quilt Loader or NeoForge Installer

Collective Lib

How to install:

How To Download & Install Mods with Minecraft Forge

How To Download & Install Fabric Mods

How To Download & Install The Quilt Loader

Don’t miss out today’s latest Minecraft Mods

Why use What Durability? Mod?

If you’re building an RPG modpack, adventure map, or server where item maintenance gets in the way of gameplay, this mod is a perfect fit. It simplifies equipment management, eliminates the need for crafting backups, and shifts the player’s focus from grinding to storytelling, exploration, or questlines. It’s also great for casual or creative survival players who want less hassle and more play.