Housing

The information in this article is up-to-date as of version Early Access v0.8.6.

For an Interactive Map of Player Housing in the game, see: Player Houses

A promotional image of several housing types from the game's Alpha. Disclaimer: A few of the houses shown are no longer in the game.

Player Housing, also known as POH (Player Owned Housing), is a feature that allows players to place several of the different housing types on a housing plot. Players have complete control over the items placed in and around their house including furniture, crafting tools, and lockable storage containers.

Note: Players may have as many houses as they can fit on a single housing plot. However, only one housing plot is allowed per player account, i.e. for all her/his in-game characters. However, players will likely need significant space between the houses if they receive the error "There is already a house on this location". To mitigate this, players may need as much as 5 blocks distance between the houses.

Housing Plot

See: Land Deed

Players need to have a housing plot big enough to fit the house. A Land Deed is used to claim a piece of land and can be purchased from a carpenter shop for 5 6000 . Using a land deed to claim land will give you a 12x12 plot of land which can be resized for a cost.

Building a House

To build a house, players will need a housing blueprint (which can be bought at a carpenter or architect shop in most towns) and a housing plot big enough to fit the house. Players will also need to ensure that their desired house location is unobstructed (does not have items or furniture on the ground).

The interaction menu on the blueprint, right-clicking the blueprint, allows players to choose which direction the built house will face. Upon using a blueprint, a house foundation will spawn and must be provided with materials. Placing down the house foundation will consume the blueprint and render the foundation immovable. Once the house foundation has been supplied with all its materials, the house will be fully constructed and usable.

Be mindful of terrain as flowers and other items may display through the floor of a finished home.

Demolishing a House

A player may reclaim the blueprint if they decide to relocate, reposition, or turn their home up until the time the construction is completed. However, any building materials spent on the house are lost. To demolish a home, open the housing gump, select the "Manage" tab, then click "Destroy" and confirm on the popup.

Fully-built homes will not return blueprints or materials.

Taxation

See: Land Deed

Houses are not subject to taxes, but the plot of land is.

Home Customization

Clicking on the house sign opens the house control window. This allows players to rename or destroy their house, create a new door key, or adjust decoration placement.

List of Houses

#	Name	Group	Size x	Size y	Brick	Iron	Wooden Boards	Town	Platinum	Gold	LD*	SC*	House Model
1	Wood House	1	7	9	100	140	500	Common	4	5000	143	2
2	Wood House Cottage	2	13	15	400	400	1600		9	900	185	5
3	Wood House Mahogany	3	10	15	300	300	1200	Pyros' Landing	11	500	158	3
4	Wood House Birch	4	15	15	600	480	1800		19	5000	237	10
5	Wood House Mayor	5	22	17	1200	1200	4800	Belhaven	43	22	363	15
6	Wood House Tavern	6	22	23	2000	2000	8000		66	52	508	20
7	Tudor House Mahogany	3	10	15	300	300	1200	Eldeir Village	11	5	168	3
8	Tudor House Birch	4	15	15	600	480	1800		18	50	237	10
9	Tudor House Mayor	5	22	17	1200	1200	4800	Trinit	43	32	363	15
10	Tudor House Tavern	6	22	23	2000	2000	8000		66	52	508	20
11	Stone House Tuscan	3	17	11	1500	380	400	Valus	11	5	185	5
12	Stone House Cottage	4	17	13	1800	440	400		19	50	237	10
13	Stone House Villa	5	20	15	4800	1200	1200	Belhaven	43	32	363	15
14	Stone House Estate	6	28	22	10000	2500	2500		66	52	508	20
15	Terracotta Tuscan House	3	17	11	1500	380	400	Helm	11	5	210	5
16	Terracotta Cottage	4	17	13	1800	440	400		18	50	237	10
17	Terracotta House Villa	5	20	15	4800	1200	1200	Trinit	43	32	363	15
18	Terracotta House Estate	6	28	22	10000	2500	2500		66	52	508	20
19	Mage Grand Tower	6	30	20	3000	3000	10000	Crafting orders	-	-	568	25
20	Tudor House Estate	6	25	28	3000	3000	12000		-	-	568	25

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*SC Secure container limitm

Plot and House Features

Lockdowns

Lockdowns are assigned based on plot size. The larger the plot, the more Lockdowns are allowed. Lockdowns are managed through the Plot Management Window. When an item is placed on the ground somewhere within the plot's boundaries, players can lock the item down to prevent theft and automatic removal by the game engine. Locked down items can not be assigned for sale by a Merchant.

Secure Containers

Secure Containers are assigned based on house size. More expensive houses allow more Secure Containers. A Secure Container can be placed within the home and is proof from theft even without a key. Containers that exceed this limit can still be placed, but must be locked with a key to keep them from being freely looted. Secure Containers cannot be Lockpicked, however, keyed containers can.

Vendors

Players are able to recruit NPC vendors from a local town to sell their goods. Vendors will agree to work for a player for 1 , plus 10% of the profit. Vendors are unable to move through a portal, so the player must escort the NPC home. Vendors are primarily meant to be placed outside, as houses are generally locked, and containers are considered secured. For more detailed information, see the Merchant page.