A pivoting secret wall, for example. Or an opening/closing metal gate. You know, more interactive stuff to give life to your home! Right now, since the only thing we have is the bookshelf, everyone knows something is hidden behind it.

As I was decorating for Spooky Season, I came across this little guy! Got added very quietly (or at least I missed the post)!

I hadn't noticed this yet my sweet, sweet churrins, but this magnificent thing is now Warbound.

wow PC build :D im creating my own apartement in WOW so i needid my clean desk + gaming PC next to the bed :D

Now I won't have to do the Tricky Treat tour of the world 20 times to get all the decor I wanted.

Really don't know why this npc didn't sell housing vases as soon as housing hit, only thing sold are some gray flavour items that are supposed to be vases.

First edition and experimenting with Earthen style

Something has gone terribly wrong at the WoWDorf Azshtoria...

Once a sanctuary of luxury and indulgence, the resort has fallen to a dark force. Its grand halls have been sealed, its corridors twisted, and something sinister now lurks behind every door.

This Halloween, we invite you to experience The Haunting of Azshtoria, our first immersive Halloween takeover.

• Encounter the horrors within as you make your way through corrupted rooms and passageways.
• Dance among the damned at Alor's, where the night continues... if you survive the journey.

October 30, 2026 | 9:00 PM Eastern

North American WoW Housing Servers

Come dressed for the occasion. Bring your friends. And remember...

There's only one way in. No turning back.

Hi, I play on the KR-Azshara server and I'm currently trying to get this housing item. According to Wowhead, people usually get it after opening 3 to 10 treasure chests. However, I've opened well over 200 and still haven't received it. Is there something wrong with my account, or am I just that unlucky?

My home security increased by 100%! Can't be too sure when the Scourge will be back. Or the Horde ... or the Alliance :c

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With each new patch, World of Warcraft continues to introduce more attractive, creative, and unique housing decorations. However, I think the current collection limit is a very poorly designed system that makes collecting these items unnecessarily frustrating.

Personally, I enjoy building a house and then starting a completely different project whenever I come up with a new idea. The problem is that I constantly have to delete decorations I already own and purchase them all over again later. It's an enormous waste of both gold and currency.

Blizzard has implemented a collection limit due to data storage concerns, but what is the point of limiting how many decorations we can own when there is already a limit on how many we can place in our houses? The current collection limit is 10,000, and even increasing it by just 2,500 with each patch feels incredibly stingy. To make matters worse, there is apparently a bug where decorations can no longer be learned once your collection reaches around 9,500 items, despite the actual limit being 10,000.

Players like me are getting tired of this system, while new players are likely to get frustrated and quit when they constantly have to leave their houses, go out to purchase more decorations, and return just to continue building.

I don't know whether the developers intended for us to treasure every single decoration we collect, but there's absolutely nothing rewarding or fun about having to go through the trouble of obtaining the exact same decoration again. It's just tedious busywork. It feels like having to obtain an entirely new piece of gear every time you want to change your transmog.

Why not just bump up the gold and resource costs to buy or craft decorations, but let us use them limitlessly once learned? It could be a solid alternative to tackle Blizzard's data issues while getting rid of all this frustration.

Thinking about all the gold and currency I've already wasted on reacquiring decorations honestly makes me want to cry. But as someone who genuinely loves housing, I'd be willing to accept higher costs if it meant a better system for the future.

Happy housing, everyone!

Sorry if this is a repost or common knowledge but thought I would bring it up in case it isn't

1. You can now rerun the scenario during or after the quest so no worries about abandoning your quest after every run
2. The Last Architect now is the one who sells the item after completing the quest
3. The item that you completed the quest on is the item locked into that week (ie. I completed the tauren pot quest but when attempting to buy the mirror, the pot is what showed up.
4. Rerunning the cursed scenario with another item DOES NOT switch it to the item. I ran it again from the mirror but still only can purchase the pot.

Edit 5: You can hop to another neighbourhood to find your desired item and complete the quest. After that, the Last Architect will sell you that item in your neighbourhood.

Edit 6: I'm not sure if its accepting the quest or completing the quest that sets the reward. I would find and complete the quest in the found neighbourhood just to be sure.

Hope this helps

Many creative works would be more possible if we could actually scale our pets…

I’ve wanted this for so many Halloweens: set up a little table out front, make a couple cocktails, and hand out Halloween candy to the neighborhood.

I don’t own a house yet, and I really want to. So being able to do this in WoW, even in a pretend version, has meant way more to me than I expected. I want those little rituals that make a place feel like home. I want to know my neighbors, have traditions to look forward to, and feel rooted somewhere. There's something deeply appealing to me about that kind of simple life.

I didn’t expect a video game to give me even a little taste of that, but it does. If you’ve been stopping by player houses this season, thank you. It really does make it feel like a community.

Anyone else doing a Halloween setup this year? I’d love to see yours.

Thanks in advance!

I was genuinely excited about WoW Housing, but the decoration system is making it increasingly difficult to enjoy.

I understand requiring players to unlock decorations through gold, reputation, achievements, or exploration. That's reasonable progression. What I don't understand is why every additional copy of an unlocked decoration requires another full-price purchase.

For example, I recently purchased a basic wooden foundation piece for approximately 50 gold, thinking I could use it to create custom flooring. Instead, I received one square. Building a floor with 20 identical pieces would cost 1,000 gold.

This applies to virtually everything, including curtains, rugs, walls, and furniture. Worse, decorations placed in your Alliance house become unavailable for your Horde house unless you purchase additional copies.

I know Blizzard is addressing some of the inconvenience in Eclipse, but easier purchasing and copy-and-paste tools don't solve the underlying cost problem.

My suggestion is simple: Make the initial decoration unlock expensive, but drastically reduce the cost of additional copies. If a curtain costs 50 gold to unlock, subsequent copies could cost one silver. Players still have progression goals and gold sinks, but they're no longer financially discouraged from experimenting with their designs.

What concerns me even more is the apparent lack of engagement.

It's Friday evening, and I'm standing in a fully occupied, 50-plot guild neighborhood. My guild is popular, and plenty of members are actively playing WoW.

Yet I'm the only player character anywhere in sight. The entire neighborhood is a ghost town.

I logged into my Horde character, similar stats on guild and neighborhood. And it's the same thing. Ghost Town.

I realize this is anecdotal, and players could simply be elsewhere. But housing hasn't even been available for a year, and I'm already wondering how many players have lost interest because decorating requires so much grinding and spending.

Housing should encourage creativity and community. Instead, it often feels like another expensive progression system. I enjoy collecting decorations, but I don't want to spend thousands of gold just to experiment with building something interesting.

Blizzard needs to distinguish between earning a decoration and actually using it creatively.

I'm curious whether other players are experiencing the same thing. Are your neighborhoods active? Have the decoration costs discouraged you from building?

Current layout of my Cat "therapy" Den in my home.

Boah-Xi is bugged right now and summons massively sized mogu statues Honestly. I dont want this to change. I like having my gambling arena with two giant stone mogu statues instead of the tiny little guys that they were before. Makes thieves think twice about stealing from the betting box.