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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.

When the servers came back up for week two of Player Housing, World of Warcraft interior decorators were pleasantly surprised to find that their exterior decor budget had been increased from 200 to 250 at or above House XP Level 3.

It's easy to overlook the other features that dropped with World of Warcraft's patch 11.2.7 because Player Housing has taken up all of our playing time, but when you need a break from interior decorating you can spend some time with Lorewalker Cho brushing up on Elvish history in preparation for Midnight.

Let's say you've gotten settled into your nice new house in World of Warcraft.

I'm suspicious of WoW's mostly short maintenance cycle this week.

The longest-awaited feature in World of Warcraft history, Player Housing, is here for players who have pre-ordered the Midnight expansion, and with these new zones come a new collection of Azeroth's fauna.

The World of Warcraft community has been all about Player Housing for the last few months.

Player Housing Early Access is now live in WoW, and one of the many things now on our to-do list is to harvest the lumber required to craft decor items.