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Vaults allow characters to safely store items, in addition to regular Inventory Bags.

The Vault is split in two sections: one section is accessible only per character; the other section is shared by all characters on the same server and account.

All Vaults throughout Middle-earth are linked, meaning that if a character deposits an item into the vault at Michel Delving in the Shire, that item is available also from the vault in Galtrev in Dunland, and any other Vault.

Vaults can be accessed in either of the following ways;

Vault-keepers which can be found in all majorsettlements and near all Crafting Guild-halls.

Visiting Banker housing item can be bartered for from an Adventurer's Quartermaster or found inside an Adventurer's Steel-bound Lootbox.

Both the Character Vault and the Shared Vault may be expanded by purchasing upgrades, see below.

For locations, see Vault-keeper.

Icons described:

- Character vault

- Shared storage

- Wardrobe storage

Vault Spaces

Character Vault

The Character Vault is private and cannot be accessed by any other character.

Every character receives their initial 30-item Vault space for free.

Items that are bound to the character can be stored in the shared vault, but quest items can only be stored in the Character Vault. (Some items cannot be stored in a Vault at all.)

Each upgrade adds 15 slots to the Character's storage space, only for the purchasing character!
The first six upgrades (Tier I - VI) can be purchased for in-game coin or from the Lotro Store.
Tiers VII to XV can only be purchased with LOTRO Points from the Lotro Store
Only one Vault Upgrade is available at any given time - they cannot be purchased out of order, and they cannot be purchased all at one time. If you have purchased Upgrade I, then you will see Upgrade II available in the store. After you purchase Upgrade II, then you will see Upgrade III available.
NOTE: You MUST open your in-game vault at least once prior to purchase of any upgrade.

As of 22 November, 2017 (Post Update 21), a total of 270 Character Vault Slots are available.

The first six Vault Upgrades can be purchased for in-game Gold. The remainder must be purchased in the on-line store for LOTRO Points .

Character Vault upgrades
Cost
Tier	Slots	Total	In-game money	or LP
Basic Character Vault	30	30	Free	Free
Vault Upgrade I	+15	45	45	195
Vault Upgrade II	+15	60	735	295
Vault Upgrade III	+15	75	2 230	395
Vault Upgrade IV	+15	90	4 500	495
Vault Upgrade V	+15	105	5 0	595
Vault Upgrade VI	+15	120	5 0	695
Vault Upgrade VII	+15	135	N/A	895
Vault Upgrade VIII	+15	150	N/A	895
Vault Upgrade IX	+15	165	N/A	995
Vault Upgrade X	+15	180	N/A	995
Vault Upgrade XI	+15	195	N/A	995
Vault Upgrade XII	+15	210	N/A	995
Vault Upgrade XIII	+15	225	N/A	995
Vault Upgrade XIV	+15	240	N/A	995
Vault Upgrade XV	+15	255	N/A	995
Vault Upgrade XVI	+15	270	N/A	995

Shared Storage

Shared Storage is Vault space that is shared between all characters on your account on the same server.

It allows all your characters on the same server and account to store and retrieve items from this shared storage space.

You can access your Shared Storage directly from the Vault-keeper's menu or by clicking on the icon at the top of the Character Vault or Wardrobe panels.

Notice that items that are bound to a character can be stored in the Shared Vault, however, they can only be retrieved by the character which is their owner.

A check box at the bottom of the vault display will hide those items bound to other characters from your view.

'Unique' or 'quest' Items cannot be stored either in your character's personal vault or shared storage.

TIP:Housing Storage can also be used for sharing and/or transferring items between all characters on the same server with access to your house, not just those associated with your account!

Shared Storage must be purchased but is available to all account types: VIP, Premium and Free to Play.
Founder accounts start with Shared Storage IV.

Historical Note: Purchasers of the LOTRO Adventurer’s Pack (Siege of Mirkwood expansion pre-sale) got 2 extra character slots and 20 slots of shared bank storage. (This option is no longer available).

The first 'upgrade' adds 20 slots to the shared storage space, each subsequent upgrade adds 10 slots.
All upgrades must be purchased from the Lotro Store
Only one Vault Upgrade is available at any given time - they cannot be purchased out of order, and they cannot be purchased all at one time. If you have purchased Upgrade I, then you will see Upgrade II available in the store. After you purchase Upgrade II, then you will see Upgrade III available.
NOTE: You MUST open your in-game vault at least once prior to purchase of any upgrade.

The maximum amount of Shared Storage directly from the LOTRO Store is 310 slots, which are account-wide and permanent. With the purchase of the Ultimate Edition of The Mordor Expansion your account gains 10 extra slots, for a maximum total of 320.

Shared Storage Upgrades
Tier	Slots	Total	Points
Shared Storage I	20	20	995
Shared Storage II	+10	30	595
Shared Storage III	+10	40	595
Shared Storage IV	+10	50	595
Shared Storage V	+10	60	595
Shared Storage VI	+10	70	595
Shared Storage V

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