Field Notes from Azeroth
Magpie's Atlas
Welcome
WoW has thousands of mounts, pets, transmog sets, and now housing furniture. Most tools hand you a spreadsheet and say good luck. This is the other thing. The cozy thing.
Magpie's Atlas is a field journal about the aesthetic side of WoW. Which pieces look good together. How to build a room that actually feels like somewhere you'd want to hang out. Transmog sets organized by vibe instead of item level. Mount collections that tell a story.
If you've ever spent an hour browsing housing furniture instead of doing your dailies, you're in the right place.
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What you'll find in these pages
Curated Collections
Five to eight pieces that belong together, shown in context — not a database of 1,400 housing items sorted alphabetically. I'll tell you why they resonate and leave the rest to you.
Housing Field Notes
Observations on room arrangements, lighting, and the particular magic of placing things until a space feels right. Documented with the same care a cartographer gives to coastlines.
Aesthetic Guides
Void scholar. Frost sanctuary. Goblin maximalist. Transmog, mounts, pets, and housing that tell a story together — organized by vibe, never by tier list.
Gentle Pace, No Pressure
Nothing here expires. Nothing here judges your /played time. Come back in a week or a month; the field notes will be here.
Who this is for
Raiders who collect transmog between pulls. Loremaster completionists who like beautiful organization. Casual players who find Wowhead overwhelming. Housing designers who just want to browse furniture for an hour. Anyone who thinks "optimal" is boring.
Some days you have the energy to farm a full set. Some days you just want to scroll through pretty things and imagine. Both of those days are welcome here.