Beyond the Market, two systems hold your goods: the player stall you run as a shop, and the depot that keeps things safe.

Player stalls (your AFK shop)

Press F3 to turn your character into a covered-table shop. You can't move, fight or craft while stalling, but you can sell (and buy) around the clock with no fees.

• Stalls start with 4 slots, expandable to 12 (150 Ambers or 5 gold per slot). Each slot holds a stack of materials/consumables or a single piece of gear.
• A stall can also hold up to 6 horses — and horses can only be sold through stalls, never the Market.
• Stalls can list durability-damaged items any day (unlike the Market). They support buy orders and sell orders, and you can set a price of 0 to give things away.
• Risk: a stall in a loot zone can be looted if you're killed, and it vanishes after taking its first damage. Closing a stall erases all its contents and settings — set it up deliberately.
• Browse someone else's: aim at them → E → View Stall (buy-order items show a yellow up-arrow).

The depot (safe storage)

• Safe, account-wide storage for gear, materials and money — accessed in the capital, major link cities, and guild provinces, with the same contents everywhere (it even survives a nation change).
• Unlock up to 6 bag slots of 32 each = 192 storage slots, using crowns or Contribution Points.
• It can't be looted, and deleting characters doesn't delete depot items.
• Decay still applies — perishables keep counting down even in storage.

Guild storehouses

At guild provinces, storehouses near farms, mines and lumbermills auto-produce resources. Anyone of Member rank or higher can gather from them — but kill the NPC workers and production slows sharply, the rate halves after Nightlock, and enemies can raid the chest inside.