I just want to be able to put Runeboxes in the bank. Makes NO sense at all that we can't. We can sell and trade them, so???

The thing is that the principle of stolen items is fence/launder or risk losing them if you get caught.

Putting them in storage would bypass that.

Just Spitballing.

Don't like the idea of passing items between characters on an account to launder/fence, that being said;

With the implementation of the housing storage chests it is now possible to add a Precursor style quest to the Thieves Guild line that rewards the player with a character bound chest that they can place in their house in order to store their ill-gotten gains. The chest would only be accessible by the character that completed the quest and it would only allow a small number of unlaundered items to be stored, say 5 per day, 25 max. Different "skins" could be made available as well; A bookcase, a mattress, a wine case etc.

Placing an item in the chest does not remove or reduce any heat the player currently has. Additionally removing an item from the chest should add heat to the player (perhaps 50% of what stealing the item originally provided). That way it gives the player a place to store items if they're at their daily cap, but moving the items again the next day raises suspicion. Leaving an item in the chest keeps it off the market and reduces it's fence value 2% per day for a maximum of 5 days, laundering would reduce in cost 1% per day for a maximum of 5 days.

A possible bonus, other players can interact with the container and attempt to (once per day?) pick an "un-forceable" lock. If the player succeeds they are rewarded with the gold as if the items had been fenced and the items inside the chest are "stolen" and no longer accessible to the original player. There is no honor among thieves.

Zos, sell us 100 slot thief boxes for our homes, where we can place only stolen items.
Id pay 2 500 crowns for such box

Hydra9268 wrote: »

Storage stolen items actually makes a lot of sense. That's the second thing a person would do after selling them to a fencer.

If one of your characters is caught in thievery, that one has to bear the wrath of the law.
Using a storage in your house would make your house a Thieves Den.

To balance the advantage of having that loot storage in your Thieves Den, you should as account run the risk that your house will be a target for a search warrant when one of your characters is caught in thievery. If stolen items are found, you should lose all stolen items and all your characters should suffer a penalty.

That can be fun for the game to add ofc.

But I guess it was intended that for now this option is excluded. Pirharri the Smuggler, the assistant , cannot launder.