Holiday event furniture

[Syrehn]

Snip.

Just as a heads up, even though it says "marketboard prohibitied" now, it will likely change next patch. SE has a tendency to remove those restrictions in upcoming patches (as they've done with all other event items) when they go back and add a slot for the item in the MB. The cherry trees for example were originally "marketboard prohibited". They removed the restriction when they added them as an item to the MB like 2 patches later.

If players simply horde a bag full of the Mantelshelf they'll be able to put it on the MB soon enough for player gouging prices.

Adding previously purchased holiday housing items (I'm looking at you cherry trees, twinkle boxes, wallpaper) to the Salvager or a season merchant (anything really to get them back), has been mentioned over and over but SE doesn't seem to want to respond to the issue. Instead they just keep introducing more and more seasonal housing items. :/

[Gunspec]

Just as a heads up, even though it says "marketboard prohibitied" now, it will likely change next patch. SE has a tendency to remove those restrictions in upcoming patches (as they've done with all other event items) when they go back and add a slot for the item in the MB. The cherry trees for example were originally "marketboard prohibited". They removed the restriction when they added them as an item to the MB like 2 patches later.

I thought the marketboard just wasn't updated to have the LISTING for cherry trees until a few patches later? The intent there is to not spoil the holiday event items a month in advance by listing them on the marketboard. For example, the marketboard didn't have the Halloween 2015 Succubus decoration at first, because the patch with Halloween data files was released in September. They added the data to the marketboard in the following patch.

The mantleshelf is actually UNTRADABLE. It's the first holiday furniture piece I've gotten that I couldn't immediately stick into my guild bank. I don't recall any holiday furniture being initially untradable.