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Guild bank
Last wiki revision 2021-12-27
A guild bank is an in-game storage interface for holding items and money to be shared among guild members.
Blizzard-supported guild banks were introduced with patch 2.3 to help reduce player-created guild banks, which were prone to Terms of Use violations due to account sharing.
- Access to the guild bank via a guild vault object next to the standard bankers in the game.
- 8 purchasable tabs which have 98 item slots each; bags are not required for the slots. The price for the first tab is, and increases for each successive tab, , , , , , , , for a grand total of.
- Storage of money.
- Players with the appropriate permissions can store items and money for use by the rest of the guild. The guild master can allocate different permissions to each tab as required.
- Repair NPCs have a 'pay for repairs from guild funds' button based on guild permissions (up to withdraw limit).
- Advanced permission system (defaults to controlled by guild leader) that can allow, disallow, and limit the interaction (deposit/withdraw items or money) per tab, per guild rank. Withdrawal limits can be set up.
- Access logs in-game showing the 25 latest money- or item-related withdrawals/deposits per tab.
- Web access and display via World of Warcraft Armory. Requires login.
- Where to find the guild vaults.
- Neglected Guild Bank
Categories
- Banks
- Game terms
- Fixed devices
- NPCs
Source
https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Guild_bank · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0
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