World of Warcraft Patch 12.1.5 Will Give Player Housing a Holiday Makeover
The PTR shows a holiday shop with 100-gold basics, Brewfest Prize Token rewards, a larger Hallow's End collection, and Covenant decor priced at 200 to 500 Reservoir Anima.
World of Warcraft player housing will gain seasonal decorations when Patch 12.1.5 reaches the game. A holiday shop is now visible in neighborhoods on the Public Test Realm, with Brewfest and Hallow’s End items planned for the upcoming patch.
Player housing launched with Midnight without new decor tied to holiday events. With Patch 12.1 expanding player housing, the next update is beginning to fill that seasonal gap with decorations that can change the look of a neighborhood throughout the year.
Shadowlands Covenant-themed decorations are also visible in the 12.1.5 PTR. In the first PTR build, vendors in Shadowlands zones sell these pieces for 200 to 500 Reservoir Anima each, with the collection covering flora, furniture, architectural pieces, and recognizable Covenant objects. The available styles extend beyond the seasonal shop, giving players more ways to build around a specific Shadowlands setting.
Shadowlands Covenant decor takes four different forms
A current PTR summary lists 84 Shadowlands decor pieces, but the detailed covenant breakdown lists 23 Kyrian items, 23 Night Fae items, 8 Necrolord items, and 34 Venthyr items. Those categories total 88 before any Oribos pieces are counted, so the final total remains unclear while Patch 12.1.5 is still being tested. The individual styles are easier to separate than the overall count.
Venthyr and Kyrian furnishings
Venthyr has the largest share, with pieces that fit Revendreth’s gothic architecture and overgrown atmosphere. Kyrian decor leans into polished stone, blue and gold accents, celestial plants, and orderly furnishings.
Night Fae and Necrolord pieces
Night Fae items take a softer route with glowing plants, lanterns, mushrooms, and other woodland details. Necrolord’s smaller selection adds bone-themed pieces, Maldraxxi structures, and anima crystals.
Oribos additions
Oribos has a more limited showing, although a small fish tank with a piranha is among the available decor. Together, these styles should give housing projects more room to move beyond generic furnishings.
Two holiday items cost 100 gold
Holly Twinklebright and Jolli Maxiboom are the holiday vendors currently visible on the PTR. Their shop offers two basic pieces for 100 gold each.
- Traditional Brewfest Stein
- Brewfest Crate
Brewfest adds token-based decorations
Brewfest will offer four more housing items through Brewfest Prize Tokens. The group includes practical fencing as well as banners and a wreath for a more recognizable festival setup.
- Brewfest Fence
- Brewfest Fencepost
- Hanging Brewfest Wreath
- Traditional Brewfest Banner
Hallow’s End has a much larger collection
Hallow’s End will bring a considerably wider range of decorations to the shop. The selection covers lanterns, candles, witch hats, candy containers, scarecrows, and Heartsbane-themed pieces.
Lanterns and lighting
- Candlelit Ogre Jack-o’-Lantern
- Candlelit Shrieking Jack-o’-Lantern
- Unlit Ogre Jack-o’-Lantern
- Unlit Shrieking Jack-o’-Lantern
- Candlelit Smiling Jack-o’-Lantern
- Unlit Smiling Jack-o’-Lantern
- Enchanted Hallow’s End Candle
- Simple Hallow’s End Candle
- Heartsbane Candle
- Eternally Powered Glowskull
Heartsbane decorations
- Heartsbane Banner
- Heartsbane Stone Circle
- Ominous Heartsbane Shrine
- Elaborate Heartsbane Ritual Markings
- Elaborate Heartsbane Doom Catcher
- Heartsbane Doom Catcher
- Ominous Heartsbane Banner
- Heartsbane Ritual Markings
- Looming Heartsbane Effigy
Other Hallow’s End pieces
- Buckled Witch Hat
- Spidery Witch Hat
- Filled Candy Bucket
- Horrific Head of the Horseman
- Scarecrow Pepe
- Spooky Scarecrow
- Apple Bobbing Bucket
Patch 12.1.5 is still being tested, so these items are currently tied to the PTR rather than the live game. If the shop reaches players in its current form, holiday events will finally have a direct connection to housing customization, while Covenant-themed pieces will offer styles that are not tied to a single celebration.
Seasonal decor should give neighborhoods a reason to change with the calendar, while the Shadowlands collection can help each home settle into a more distinct visual identity. Tell us which Brewfest, Hallow’s End, or Covenant-themed item you want for your house in the comments, and follow us on X, Bluesky, YouTube, Instagram, Steam, and Telegram.
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