If you are one of the thousands of Brazilian players exploring Dreadmyst in early 2026, you have likely already encountered an old MMO acquaintance: the annoying ‘Inventory Full’ message. With the natural tendency to pick up every shiny item monsters drop, this problem arises quickly, forcing a decision between selling or keeping the loot. However, unlike many games in the genre, the place to store items in Dreadmyst is not obvious and is not even called a ‘stash’. Instead, the developers named the system the Bank, a service managed by the NPC Harold in the village of St. Revere. Finding him, however, is quite a challenge, as the map does not offer specific markers for his location, a detail that has left the Brazilian player community struggling with overstuffed inventories.
To access your personal vault and free up precious bag space, you need to know the exact path. Therefore, the solution begins by using the travel point (waypoint) to St. Revere. From the main road, head northeast, passing the local cemetery, and you will find Harold standing outside a house. Interact with him and select the option ‘I would like to make a deposit’ to open the Bank interface. It is important to note that, due to the limited space – which is the same size as your main inventory and does not expand – the choice of what to store must be strategic from the start.
What is worth storing in the Dreadmyst Bank?
With storage space being a scarce resource, item selection becomes crucial. Generally, dropped equipment matches the level of the enemies in the area, so it can be quickly outgrown. Therefore, the best candidates for the Bank are rare and high-value resources for upgrades, such as Greater/Divine Orbs, Refined Gems, and High-level Scrolls. These items are hard to obtain and will be essential later, when you need to enhance your armor and attributes. Furthermore, as all classes can receive drops intended for others, many players consider storing items for alternate characters (alts).
Is it possible to transfer items between characters?
Despite player desire, Dreadmyst still does not feature a system for sharing the Bank between characters on the same account in this year of 2026. However, the community has already discovered a creative, albeit laborious, alternative. The solution involves creating a guild and having all your characters join it, along with a trusted friend. Then, trade the desired item with that friend, log out of the game, and log in with your alternate character. Your friend then trades the item back to you, effectively transferring ownership. It is a process that requires cooperation, but, thanks to this teamwork, you can equip your alts even without the official functionality, ensuring no valuable loot is wasted on your journey through Atharia.
