Player Housing

It looks like we'll be able to complete a simple, repeatable neighborly quest in Midnight to earn some powerful rewards each week.

Blizzard has come out of the gate strong with the first two Player Housing decor items available for purchase with real money from the in-game shop: an adorable plush lion and wolf.

While you're zipping about the Twilight Highlands hunting for rares and completing World Quests for the Midnight pre-patch event, why not spend some time gathering lumber in order to craft decor to add to your Player Housing home's aesthetic?

Though Blizzard has given us a roadmap for World of Warcraft in 2026, it doesn't include anything about our new favorite feature, Player Housing (aka house transmog).

Along with the surprise early release of Endeavors with the Midnight pre-patch, recent updates also brought a number of adjustments to decor placement costs to help us decorate our growing homes.

The animated Player Housing trailer that aired at the tail end of last week's State of Azeroth livestream included a yard and house exterior absolutely covered in decorative pink flamingos -- and you can collect your very own hot pink flock of bird decor after a few short quests.

Have you ever looked at your front lawn and thought "gee, a portal to a nether dimension would look lovely next to my Azaleas" in Player Housing?

While there are a number of highly active Neighborhoods that have fully unlocked the Neighborhood Favor track already, one week into the first Endeavor cycle, Blizzard is speeding up Endeavor progression.

A recently added currency on the Midnight beta will seemingly allow players to accelerate their lumber-harvesting efforts in order to craft more Player Housing decor items.

Endeavors, community-wide events in our Neighborhoods, are a key feature of Player Housing, but they only went live with the Midnight pre-patch.