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Forbidden Fork
Accents · Ornamental
Forbidden ForkRender extracted from the game files. Model © Blizzard Entertainment.
In the Decor Catalog
“A fork from the Forbidden Reach. It's not that the fork itself is forbidden. That would be silly.”
Forbidden Fork is a tiny piece from Dragonflight in the Accents catalog, under Ornamental. At its default scale the model covers about 0.1 by 0.2 yards and stands 0.8 yards tall.
Tags are the in-game Decor Catalog filters, read from the game files (DataTagXHouseDecorRecord, named by DataTagInfo and DataTagGroup). Model size is the bounding box of the game model, in yards, at the decor’s default scale.
How to Get Forbidden Fork
Our data does not say where Forbidden Fork is sold, who sells it or what it costs: vendor inventories are kept on Blizzard's servers and are not in the game files.
Sources come from the game files (quest and achievement rewards, journal loot, recipes, RenownRewards and HouseLevelRewardInfo text) and Blizzard's quest API. Auction House figures are the lowest listed price on each US connected realm in our latest scan, not sale prices.
Placing Forbidden Fork
Placing Forbidden Fork spends 1 of your yard decor budget. That budget is a pool of weight points, not a piece count, and it grows with the house: at house level 7 its 350 points hold 350 of this piece.
| House level | Yard decor budget | Copies of Forbidden Fork |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 200 | 200 |
| 3 | 250 | 250 |
| 5 | 300 | 300 |
| 7 | 350 | 350 |
Yard budgets read from HouseLevelRewardInfo in the game files. Interior budgets are not stored there, so none is quoted.
3D Model
First-party render from the game files. Model © Blizzard Entertainment.
Collection Guides
Listed in: Midnight Patch 12.1 Housing Decor Guide · Midnight Housing Decor Guide. The guide tracks additions and removals after each new client build, and every name links to this database page.
Decor like Forbidden Fork
Every piece here shares the Dragonflight and Tiny tags with Forbidden Fork. Ranked by the Decor Catalog tags each piece has in common with it, rarer tags counting for more; under a name are the further tags that piece shares.
