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# Home Zone and Home Decoration
### What is Home Zone
A player's default Home Zone is the starting point of the game that looks the same for all players. It is an area that brings together various facilities for players. When the player has successfully created a character, the characters will start in the Home map, located in Morning Moon Village, the details and structure of the village are the same for all players. unless the player makes changes by using some items or add buildings to in the Home map. Players can use the Warp Gate to go into other zones within the game.
#### Player's default Home Zone
### Warp Gate
#### Home Decoration System
Home Decoration is a system that allows players to decorate the area in front of their own house in the Home map. All objects can be moved and adjusted as desired. Players can exchange additional home decorations from an NPC named Jiga in front of the house.
*Graphic & Contents may be differ in-game*
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