Player Housing Decor

As a self-confessed Player Housing main now, I'm looking forward to the coming Neighborhood Endeavors feature due to released with the Midnight pre-patch.

Legion: Remix is now over, but if you didn't earn enough Bronze to purchase all of the fel-infused Player Housing Decor that your heart desired, fear not -- all of these household adornments will be available for purchase going forward in World of Warcraft.

While the vast majority of Player Housing decor can be obtained without relying on random chance, there are a few pieces so far in early access that require some good ol' luck to acquire.

In addition to giving us the Paladin class as an immediate reward for pre-ordering the second expansion for Diablo 4, pre-ordering the Lord of Hatred also brings a cross-promotion which rewards Player Housing decor for World of Warcraft.

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

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.

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.

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.

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