Melvor Idle 2 Bank Configuration: Keep Useful Items

Organize your bank around your next quest or recipe: move or tag its required items before selling, then buy an eligible bank-capacity upgrade from the Shop. Demo skill upgrades provide +20 slots at level 20 for 5,000 GP or +25 slots at level 50 for 25,000 GP, with each individual purchase limited to 1.

For Demo 0.11.4, plan around the available upgrades rather than the later +30 Bank Slots tier, which is locked in the Demo. Start by deciding what you need to retain; an expensive ingredient or useful quest item should not become a sale candidate simply because you need room.

The bank provides tabs, item tagging, sorting and item-management controls. Use tabs to group resources around their purpose, such as your next quest, an upcoming crafting batch or equipment you intend to keep. Choose groupings you will recognize when you return to the bank after training.

Tag scarce ingredients as a reminder to review them before a sale. Use sorting to inspect your holdings, then check the item names and quantities in your sale selection. Make the final decision from what your next objective needs rather than treating everything outside your preferred tab as surplus.

The announced bank-management features also include placeholders, keyboard shortcuts and Bank Tab names. Whatever layout you prefer, keep a separate mental or written list of resources you intend to retain. Review that list before using bulk-selling controls.

Skill-linked bank expansions are separate purchases. Check the listings associated with skills you already train before changing your route solely for storage. Each individual upgrade has its own purchase limit, so you cannot repeatedly buy the same listing.

Skill-specific listings include Beastcrafting, Cooking, Crafting, Farming, Firemaking, Fishing, Fletching, Hunting, Mining, Ranching, Runecrafting, Smithing and Thieving, alongside Woodcutting. Look for the listing matching the skill you have trained.

Selling quest supplies can earn GP while delaying the objective you were preparing to complete. Before selling Stone Arrows or Copper Swords, check Pointy Preparation or Fishin' for Trouble respectively. Use the exact turn-in quantity shown by your quest when deciding what is surplus.

Keep Hobforge Gloves in mind when preparing for Rocky Rumble. Sulfur Protection Gloves require Hobforge Gloves and 4 Magic Cowhide, and crafting the recipe consumes the gloves. Reserve the ingredients before selling equipment you might otherwise consider spare.

Avoid burying every Bone simply to tidy the bank if you have a production use planned. Bone also has uses in Firemaking and Beastcrafting, including Brazier 2, Bone Casing and Crushed Bone. Decide which use serves your next objective before disposing of the stack.

Artisan crafting requires the full item and currency cost to be available at each step; otherwise, crafting stops. After a cleanup sale or bank upgrade, check the selected recipe's inputs and any currency cost before starting another batch. More storage does not replace missing ingredients.

Check your crafting stop condition as well. Recipe Creations counts crafts, while Products Gained, Products Owned and the ingredient options count items. Choose the setting that matches your goal rather than assuming a product target means the same thing as a craft target.