Player Housing

Cruising through old World of Warcraft content is something that I've loved doing for many years for the transmog, pets, and mounts, and now we can add Player Housing decor to the list of things you can pick up in legacy dungeons and raids.

With the release of patch 11.2.7 just before the next World of Warcraft expansion, Midnight, those of us who preordered now get to experience one of the most anticipated features in WoW history: player housing!

While we wait for patch 11.2.7, when we can start playing around with Player Housing in game, there are things you can do now to start planning for the decor you'll want to fill up your house on launch.

When today's maintenance is over, World of Warcraft players will at long last obtain the keys to their very own homes on Azeroth -- but what will engaging with Player Housing look like in a year, or five, or twenty?

After over a year of waiting, we're finally just days away from World of Warcraft Player Housing Early Access -- have you planned your first move yet?

When Player Housing Early Access goes live on December 2, one of the many things we'll have the ability to do is harvest the lumber required to craft decor items.

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.

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.