Banking It

Learn how to effectively use your bank in World of Warcraft: Midnight. Discover what to store, what to sell, and how to manage your inventory like a pro.

Hey there! So, you're looking to get your bank sorted in World of Warcraft: Midnight? Smart move. Your bank is basically your second home for all the stuff you can't carry but don't want to get rid of. Think of it as your personal storage unit for all those bits and bobs that might come in handy later.

You'll find banks in pretty much every major city. The default slots are free, but if you want more space, you'll need to buy extra bag slots, which can get a bit pricey. It's totally worth it though, especially if you're a crafter or just a hoarder like me!

So, what should you actually shove in there? Generally, any recipes or materials for your professions that you're not going to use right away are prime candidates. Found a bunch of leather but you're an alchemist? Bank it. Got a sweet enchanting recipe but you're still leveling? Bank it. If you think you'll need something in the next level or two, you can probably hold onto it in your bags, but anything beyond that should probably head to the bank.

Now, a word of caution: storing items you *think* you might use someday but probably won't? That's a classic beginner mistake. It fills up your bank fast with junk you'll never touch. The same goes for extra weapons and armor. Unless you're genuinely unsure which piece is better for your current build, it's usually best to just sell the old gear. Tanks might want to keep a spare piece or two for tough dungeons, and damage dealers might want a backup weapon if a fight is going long, but don't go overboard.

Pro Tip: For those of you who like having alternate characters (alts), it's a good idea to hang onto *all* your recipes. Even if you can't use them now, your alts might be able to later. It might seem costly to buy all those extra bag slots, but if you've got alts ready to go, it's a solid investment.

What about those random white items that aren't weapons or armor? Most of the time, they're crafting materials! It can be a bit of a puzzle, but many of these can be used by you or someone else in a trade. And those green items you're not sure about? Keep 'em! Look them up online if you have to, but don't toss them until you're certain they have no use.

If you've got stuff you'll absolutely never use, don't want to sell, and don't want to just toss, consider getting a