Faction only areas

Ok, more then likely one or more people have made this idea up and been rejected. Here is my version and I think even the GM's will like this one.

Ok here it goes.

A buyable instance that the leader buys for the faction to use.
It will be an instance where the faction members can hang out, relax, talk freely, etc. Now let's start describing it, shall we?

The Faction Housing (which I will refer to here on out as FH), will be bought from the faction NPC in Archosuar. Upon buying the FH, the leader of the faction is given 5 Invite Stones which they are used in order to enter the FH. The leader must give these out personally to whom he/she feels deserves one. Upon giving it out to another faction member, and ONLY to a faction member, the item is stored in the quest inventory section of the player's inventory bag, thus making it unable to be traded, unable to be discarded and unable to be sold. It will remain there until said faction member leaves or is kicked form the faction, in which case it will disappear. To acquire new Invite Stones, the leader of the faction must purchase them personally from the NPC, which should be relocated to each of the starter cities and Archosaur for reasons I will explain further on. Each Invite Stone will cost approximately 3 to 5 thousand coins. Costs may vary depending on the GM's points of view.

Players who have and Invite Stone must use the Faction NPC to enter their faction's instance space or FH. The reason I said more will be needed in other cities is to alleviate the amount of players entering and exiting the FH, seeing as how Archosaur, also known as Lagosaur, is so congested already. Ideally, Faction NPC's should be placed in Etherblade, City of Plume, City of the Lost and, of course, the one already standing in Archosaur. Entering the FH will place you in your factions instance, while exiting the FH places you at the point you entered from (I.E. if you entered the FH from Etherblade, when you exit it, you will appear in Etherblade, simple enough, right?) This will prevent players using the faction houses instead of teleports, thus ensuring the game basis is not changed in the least.

Upon purchasing the FH, the leader of the faction will have a choice between 4 options or styles for the FH. Being Victorian (As in Etherblade), Dungeon (As in a FB), Elvish (As in Plume), or Ruins (As in City of the Lost). Each will be a simple instant at lvl 1 and is able to be upgraded to a max of lvl 3. With each upgrade, structure size and items will also upgrade. The higher the lvl of the FH, the more space you have to accommodate. Inside each FH you will have a random NPC as a "Door guardian" which will have the sole purpose of returning you to the main map of Perfect World. The FH's will be fully customizable ONLY by the faction's leader. Meaning he/she will be the only one able to apply the changes. The changes included: Raising the FH lvl, placing/moving furniture and decor, applying changes to the FH, etc.

Here is the GP price for FH Lv's. Oh and don't get mad at me about the price jumps. The size of the instance will be determined buy the basic size limit of the faction. (Ex. 50 for lv 1, 100 for lv 2 and 200 for lv 3)

Level 1 Factions : 10 Gold (basic version: accommodates 50 players)

Rooms in this version will be:

1. 1 Common room
2. 2 Spare Room
3. 2 Bed Room Area's

Level 2 Factions : 30 Gold (medium version : accommodates 100 players)

Rooms will have the same as Level 1 and will be added:
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[*] Larger Common room
[*] 2 Spare Rooms
[*] 3 Bed Room Area's
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Level 3 Factions : 50 Gold (large version : accommodates 200 players)

Rooms will have the same as Level 2 and will be added:
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[*] Largest Common room
[*] Mess hall
[*] 2 Spare Rooms
[*] 4 Bed Room Area's
[*] Fireplace in the common room
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Now that we have established the sizes, lets go about explaining how the changes are made. When a FH is upgraded to a higher lvl, it will begin a countdown timer (such as in FB's) and make everyone in it leave the instance or FH. Upon re-entry, all changes will be made. Upon each upgrade, the house natural decor will also upgrade. For example, if you choose the Dungeon decor, upon upgrade, the ceiling will get higher up, perhaps more stalagmites and wall torches are placed, maybe even a lava stream or two will run through a certain area, etc.

The FH will be fully customizable as well. There will be items you can purchase from Boutique Shop such as: Chairs, Tables, Beds, Couches, Plants, Paintings, Weapon racks, Rugs, etc. Each will have a basic, medium and large setting in accordance to the lvl of your FH. If you only have a lvl 1 FH, you can only purchase or use a lvl 1 chair and table, and so on. There could also be FH Beginner Packs sold in Boutique Shop which would include:

Bronze FH pack:
1 small table
4 chairs
1 couch
1 painting

Silver FH pack:
2 medium table
6 medium chairs
2 medium couches
2 paintings
1 rug

Gold FH pack:
3 large tables
6 large chairs
2 large couches
3 paintings
2 large rugs

Prices will vary on those packs, of course.

The idea to place and put objects would be the following. The leader (yes, must be the leader) of the faction buys the items or packs and they are placed in his/her inventory and simply drag-n-dropped in the location he/she chooses. Once set, it could be picked up again by holding Alt and clicking on it, in case it is not to their liking. (Still working if and how wall and floor color could be changed, like wall paper or simply another color if you choose a style not being Dungeon)

As an added bonus players will be able to interact with the furniture, sitting in chairs or laying in a bed. This could be accomplished by having a new action only available in the FH, which for sake of time and make could be called "interact". When a player uses this action at a chair, he/she will sit, or at a bed where he/she will lay down.

Well this is the idea in development so far by the Kingblade faction. What do you all think?