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World of Warcraft players angry after Blizzard seems to contradict housing cosmetics policy with Halloween additions
The World of Warcraft team has found itself at the centre of controversy after recently-added housing cosmetics appeared to go against previous pledges not to sell decorations tied to the visual identity of the game's races and factions.
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World of Warcraft players have criticized Blizzard after the game’s new haunted Grimtide Estate and Grimtide décor packs appeared to violate the studio’s earlier promise not to sell race‑ or faction‑specific decorations. The Halloween‑themed items are a spooky twist on Kul Tiran furniture, featuring a nautical aesthetic that matches the Battle For Azeroth expansion’s Kul Tiran buildings. Players can purchase the décor through the Battle.net store or the in‑game shop, prompting a backlash over the perceived policy inconsistency.
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