Player Housing

One of the headline features of World of Warcraft: Midnight will be Player Housing, a feature that has been requested since release 20 plus years ago.

While I am admittedly biased as a Hunter main, Trueshot Lodge was by far my favorite Class Hall in Legion.

Player Housing is a long-desired feature in World of Warcraft, and there was certainly some unhappiness when the Blizzard team announced that the feature required would require you to own Midnight to try it out.

The WoW patch 11.2.7 PTR is online, and though it (again) doesn't have Player Housing, .

We recently had the opportunity for a large influx of people to test the coming World of Warcraft Player Housing implementation on the PTR.

Last week's Player Housing debut on the PTR gave us our first glimpse of an enormous amount of decor items, including the ones awarded from all-encompassing uber-achievements that span entire expansions.

As the debut of World of Warcraft Player Housing continues to rapidly approach, you may be wondering how you are going to defend your new custom-built living quarters against nosy neighbors, prank-minded guildmates, and litigious HOA officials.

If you're one of the lucky folks getting ready to go access player housing in World of Warcraft for the first time -- whether it's finally launched or you're just testing it on the PTR -- the first thing you'll need to know is: how the heck do I get to the player housing zone?

Player Housing is coming in Midnight, and with it the chance to collect decor to adorn your new home.

If you're like us, some of the most exciting news to come out of the Midnight alpha is, of course, the arrival of player housing in World of Warcraft.