Guild Bank, not guild store. You could use the npc to store items in the guild bank and withdraw. Can't remember now if the guild trader was accessible from her but i think it was
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Guild Bank, not guild store. You could use the npc to store items in the guild bank and withdraw. Can't remember now if the guild trader was accessible from her but i think it was
Yeah but if you have a bounty that was the place to be. Listing and buying till it went down. Made perfect sense in an outlaw city
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By the way for people saying it was the convenient place to do your trading while having a bounty, there are no guards in Coldharbour. You can walk around the city with as much bounty as you want. And yes this includes the bank.
By the way for people saying it was the convenient place to do your trading while having a bounty, there are no guards in Coldharbour. You can walk around the city with as much bounty as you want. And yes this includes the bank.
LonePirate wrote: »By the way for people saying it was the convenient place to do your trading while having a bounty, there are no guards in Coldharbour. You can walk around the city with as much bounty as you want. And yes this includes the bank.
The same goes for the bankers in the Imperial City base camps (but not in overland Cyrodiil, though).
Coldharbor has no guards And everything is free. Traders by the wayshire. Flowers growing in the city. Come make coldharbor your home!
AD is doing diplomacy to fix this because all the killings in reapers march.By the way for people saying it was the convenient place to do your trading while having a bounty, there are no guards in Coldharbour. You can walk around the city with as much bounty as you want. And yes this includes the bank.
Heya,
Since the release of Dark Brotherhood we could enjoy Guild Bank services in the Anvil Outlaw Refuge. This was a great addition, I thought, to the area since it was unique and made sense in the grand scheme of things with the amassing bounties of that area. It made sense for it to be there since Anvil is full of outlaws and the local government is corrupt. Even the banker in the Refuge says that the locals have said they won't make trouble for her.
But unfortunately I visited today and I found that the guild bank services were removed, presumably with the Dragonbones DLC? Is that a bug? Or was it a bug that the guild bank services were available in the Outlaw Refuge there? In any case there is no mention of it anywhere in the Patch notes afaik.
Anyone else noticed it? Do you want it back? Do you think it was meant to be there and then removed? Or do you think it wasn't meant to be there and they finally removed it? ZOS people can we have it back? It was a nice addition.
Heya,
Since the release of Dark Brotherhood we could enjoy Guild Bank services in the Anvil Outlaw Refuge. This was a great addition, I thought, to the area since it was unique and made sense in the grand scheme of things with the amassing bounties of that area. It made sense for it to be there since Anvil is full of outlaws and the local government is corrupt. Even the banker in the Refuge says that the locals have said they won't make trouble for her.
But unfortunately I visited today and I found that the guild bank services were removed, presumably with the Dragonbones DLC? Is that a bug? Or was it a bug that the guild bank services were available in the Outlaw Refuge there? In any case there is no mention of it anywhere in the Patch notes afaik.
Anyone else noticed it? Do you want it back? Do you think it was meant to be there and then removed? Or do you think it wasn't meant to be there and they finally removed it? ZOS people can we have it back? It was a nice addition.
To be fair, would you really want to store your valuable items in a sewer?