Player Housing

With the WoW Midnight alpha in full swing, a lot of images and videos have come out of the different housing neighborhoods, but it can be tricky to tell exactly which plot you'd like to call home sweet home until you get a closer look at it.

With Legion Remix underway, you may have noticed one vendor in a very prominent spot next to the bazaar inn who is not open for business.

World of Warcraft Player Housing comes with the promise of near-infinite customization, including the ability to dye your furniture and decor items.

This week brought another in-depth preview of all things Midnight, which means there are new details on quite a few aspects of Player Housing.

Everyone in the World of Warcraft community has been dying to know when player housing is coming to the game since Ion first slipped in a teaser trailer during the end of his segment at the Warcraft 30th Anniversary Direct.

We keep getting tantalizing teases of World of Warcraft's upcoming player housing (which is coming on December 2 with patch 11.2.7); and while a lot of the features sound great -- no artificial scarcity!

With another blog post from Blizzard this month about the upcoming Player Housing feature, it's worth speculating on some things that have been touched on but not laid out explicitly, such as the cost of buying a home on Azeroth.

In the past few months we have seen a steady stream of updates on the imminent launch of Player Housing in World of Warcraft, with the latest answering many of the most commonly asked questions about Neighborhoods.

While Player Housing early access is now in full swing, we won't be able to experience the month-long collaborative block party of Endeavors until Midnight launches next year.

A new feature, coming Soon (TM) in Midnight, is player housing, there has been a lot of speculation on what sort of items will be made available to use in our customizable spaces.