Player Housing

If you're seeking the perfect spread for your Player Housing dining room, look no further than the Cooking profession.

One of the more time-intensive aspects of Player Housing so far has been using our profession skills to craft unique decor, and if you've got an army of alts like me you've probably spent a decent amount of the past month flying around Azeroth in search of enough lumber to create two entire house-fulls of adornments.

While we are currently in Early Access for the World of Warcraft Player Housing feature, there are still a number of aspects that won't be available until the Midnight expansion launch, including some exterior options.

With the first few weeks of Player Housing under our belt, it's time to really get down to brass tacks about decor collecting -- and finding quests that reward nice things for our homes and gardens can be a bit overwhelming.

Now that we've all picked out our plots and begun the process of setting up our living spaces, we can step back and assess our initial feelings towards World of Warcraft Player Housing.

Thanks to the advent of player housing, we can finally fill our house with that most important of things: books.

A very cool feature that players quickly discovered with Advanced Mode in World of Warcraft player housing is that you have a lot of control over the size and placement of objects, and with some careful positioning, you're able to make furniture (or any sort of "edge" really) that you can sit on.

The latest trend players have adopted with the player housing system in World of Warcraft is to make their houses float up in the air.

Player housing has joined the World of Warcraft universe to much fanfare and excitement as people join their communities in developing (and decorating) in-game homes.

With the release of player housing, we have been given hundreds of items to design our perfect homes, but certain races seemed to have received the short end of the stick, including Gnomes, who have perhaps the shortest stick of all.