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New Manaan Stronghold released for Star Wars: The Old Republic

I'm sure you know this already if you play Star Wars: The Old Republic, but the new Manaan stronghold came out today.  Located on the water planet of Manaan, the house can be expanded 4 times and features a stronghold hook (hint: target it from the upstairs) and a glass floor so you can watch the Firaxa swim by your house (about every ten minutes or so).

The new stronghold brings the total maximum of houses you can own to 6, but I'm still not sure if the Conquest bonus has been raised as well.  Pricing for the new stronghold:


  • Stronghold unlock: 2,500 CC or 2,500,000 Credits
  • Room 1 – Interior Expansion: 1,400 CC or 2,000,000 Credits
  • Room 2 – Rooftop Garden: 800 CC or 975,000 Credits
  • Room 3 – Deepwater Sanctuary (South): 1,150 CC or 1,450,000 Credits
  • Room 4 – Deepwater Sanctuary (North): 1,150 CC or 1,450,000 Credits


I have not purchased the house just yet (trying to decide if I want to use cartel coins or credits), but when I do, expect a picture post showing off the layout.  A lot of people feel it is too small, but I toured a few on The Ebon Hawk and I think the size is really perfect for the sixth house and the layout is what I expected from Manaan.  The corridors are all curved (you will have flashbacks to kicking kolto barrels, for sure) and the underwater rooms are really gorgeous.

If you are interested in trying out the game, feel free to use my referral link.  You get stuff, I get stuff, it's pretty cool.  If you are on The Ebon Hawk and want to teach me how to tank Tyth, leave a comment!
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