My Problems With The Bank

Ok im a proud player of wynn been playing sinc 2015 or 2016 and ive revisited it as a mage
my only problem are the flollowing, i have to share a bank with my lvl 80 archer, my bank is full of quest items
i was hoping you could make 4 different banks 1 for each slot/class and maybe a 5th for a community where you can give your other classes some gear i would also like a quest bank so my bank isent 10% decent bows/armor and 90% quest items i hope you do consider this as i wouldent have to decide which of these to throw out

also p.s if you can go into my bank and take out all the creeper heads and leave 1 i accidently duped them trying to throw them out and now have 2 stacks also your server is amazing

 

So... they are already doing something with banks, you should put all the quest items you dont need on your archer. As to the creeper helmets, you should tell a mod about the glitch in PM so they can fix it.

 

To get rid of any quest item, right click on your compass, click on your daily rewards (a chest) then put the quest item in, or make a new class, travel to Ragni, put the quest items in your new class and delete the class. It works all of the time (for me at least, but I only tried the first method on my post). It's also impossible to get rid of quest items aside from the two methods mentioned above, or dong quests that require those quest items.

 

For now you can create a class that will serve as a bank class

 

1. (takes a while but can be done at any time)

1. Create a new class
2. Make your way to Ragni bank
3. Take all the stuff you don't want
4. Delete the class you took the items on in /class
5. ???
6. Profit

2. (can only be done once per day but effective)

1. Put your unwanted stuff in the daily rewards chest from your compass
2. Close it
3. ???
4. Profit

 

even better use my spare slots and put all my stuff in their invs

 

You should probably start by actually trying to be organized rather than suggest something that already has a much better version with more support, don't you think?