Housing

Your house is a personal plot off the Town screen where you buy rooms, expand them cell by cell, and furnish the result. Rooms and furniture carry a coin and materials price, usually gated by your Construction level. Prices throughout are base rates, before any Builder's Workshop discount.

The first visit hands you a free 4×4 starter room on an 18×18 plot. From there the house is yours to shape: pan and zoom around the grid, drag rooms to new positions, and place furniture wherever it fits.

Rooms

You can own up to six rooms. New rooms arrive as 3×3 plots that must touch an existing room's edge, and each one costs more than the last:

Expanding and reshaping

Expand a room one row or column at a time. Each new cell costs the expansion price for that room's tier — the free starter room bills at the Room 1 rate:

Shrinking a room refunds today's per-cell price for the cells you give up. Moving a room — contents included — is free. Demolishing refunds nothing but returns every furnishing to storage, and your last room can never be demolished.

Furniture

The catalogue holds 96 pieces across furniture, wall decor, and pure wealth display:

Placing a piece from the catalogue pays its coins and materials once; after that, taking it out of storage again is free, and removing a placed piece always sends it back to storage with its materials intact. Paying for a placement also grants Construction XP for every cell it covers.

A few placement rules worth knowing:

• Wall decor hangs on the northernmost wall of its column.
• Table-only items need full table coverage underneath them.
• Pieces may straddle two adjacent rooms, or overhang half a cell above a room's north wall.
• Only pieces sharing a collision layer block each other: floor furniture, wall decor, and the two divider orientations are separate layers.
• The brick floor style requires Construction level 10; the 12 outdoor ground styles are free cosmetics.

Seasonal events award exclusive banners that hang as wall trophies, one of each, at no cost.

Showing off

The share button renders your house to an image you can send anywhere you like.