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Unraveling the Mysteries: A Gameplay Review of the Keeper’s Trial in Hogwarts Legacy

Explore the Keeper’s Trial in Hogwarts Legacy with our in-depth gameplay review. Discover puzzles, combat tips, and narrative insights. Share your experience now!

Few games have managed to capture the magical essence of the wizarding world quite like Hogwarts Legacy. As players delve into the secrets of ancient magic, the first major milestone, the Keeper’s Trial, sets the stage for an unforgettable journey. The meticulous buildup, intricate puzzles, and challenging combat make this trial a standout moment in the game. If you’re curious about how Hogwarts…

[cetuscorvus]

Played around with Outfit Studio save files and was able to apply different textures to starting outfit to be in the first cutscene 8D

Now Marty can rock his Howl-esque outfit with maximum immersion from the beginning.

0 - doesn't apply to anything, but the others (1-3,4) are for your saved characters from top to bottom of the list in the menu.

You need to compile your colors and textures in your game with your collections full, mind that you have to use the same model of clothing as the beginners set (Common Victorian Garb). Then duplicate the file from earlier save in place for the one with correct number before creating the new character.

And with that I can finally drop collectible-unlocking mod, because with it being out of date new twitch drops are not showing in the collections on new save.

[cursedonyx]

I read the post about students reacting to mc dying in their arms. You should do the professors (including Black)

Thank you for the ask! 💚

Hogwarts Legacy Professors React to MC Dying in Their Arms

Link to student reactions here

⚠️Content warning for Death and Body Horror Below the Cut⚠️

Professor Hecat

Dina Hecat had rarely found herself as impressed with a student as she was with you. Your tenacity, your aptitude for magic, your ability to pick up new and complex defensive magic was unmatched, though Sebastian made a valiant effort to maintain a solid second place behind you. Such was your prowess that Dina thought you might make an excellent Auror, and determined to tutor you privately once you expressed an interest. It was a thrill to begin with, to teach you all the tips and tricks an Auror might need in their arsenal, you picking them all up as if it was as easy as breathing, to the point that Dina grew complacent.

She’d heard tales of your exploits during your fifth year, of course, and fought beside you during the Battle for the Repository. She was confident that you could handle anything thrown at you, and you impressed her over and over and over. But all it took was one tiny misstep, one foot wrong, and all her Ministry training and the reason behind it was thrown into sharp relief.

The troll was supposed to be an easy dispatch. You’d defeated one when you were brand new to magic, after all. Dina had taught you an advanced form of confringo, or at least, she’d taught you the theory. It was a powerful spell, a short step below feindfyre, and she was eager to see it in practice. But the troll had flung its club just as you began the incantation, and everything went wrong. You were distracted as it flew towards Dina, and you lost control of the spell.

The resulting inferno was too much for mere aguamenti, and there was nothing Dina could do but wait for the flames to die down, listening to you scream as you blundered about in the middle of the fire, unable to find a way out. When the smoke cleared, all that was left of you was a charred skeleton, your clawed hand leaving sooty streaks on her skin as she took it, hoping that this was some kind of nightmare, some kind of illusion or hallucination, anything but brutal, cold reality.

There was an investigation, of course. Why was a seventh-year student out fighting trolls? Why was this student doing so under the instruction of a faculty member that should have known better? Why had this professor allowed things to get so out of control?

Dina avoided Azkaban for her neglect by a narrow margin, but she had to give up her teaching post. She passed a little over a year later, having drunk herself to death, unable to cope with the guilt.

Professor Ronen

Abraham Ronen had always had such a love of fun and games, determined to make each of his classes a joy for his students. Yes, he recycled ideas through the terms, a large timetable in his office holding large lists of games he could incorporate that was appropriate for each year of Charms classes. But even so, after several years in his position, he found these games began to grow repetitive, and he wanted to liven things up.

That’s where you came in. Your ingenuity was famous throughout Hogwarts for a reason, and so he called on you one day after class, requesting your assistance in thinking up new games to play. He gave you a list of the spells he was to teach his seventh-year students, promising to waive your homework for a month if you helped out. You took to the task like a kappa to water, assailing Abraham with a variety of ‘games’ that would help the other students learn. The problem was, most of your games involved far too much risk for his liking, including trying to steal a dragon egg. Despite your protestations that you knew where to find one, Abraham wasn’t having it. But he’d promised, and you’d promised, and a deal was a deal.

So extreme were your ideas that when you proposed the still dangerous but comparatively tame idea of delayed-action bombarda combined with glacius, Abraham thought the idea of students running through a booby-trapped field, freezing the latent explosive spells, was a positively marvellous idea.

The students were less keen. They, unexposed to your particular brand of fun, saw the folly in such a practice. But you, determined that everyone should have fun, decided to be the first across the field. Abraham realised far too late just how foolish this game was, and had barely raised his wand as you danced across the minefield before disaster struck, and you were blown apart.

He tried his best to gather the pieces of you that rained down. A severed foot here, a shattered forearm there, holding his robes like an apron and gathering you up. It was futile, of course, for once a witch or wizard’s head is detached from their body, even the very best healers only have a few seconds to make it right.

He could never get that image out of his mind. One moment you were smiling, laughing, joking, teasing the others for their hesitancy, and the next you were in bits, everything that you were tumbling from the sky in slow motion. Every student in that class was scarred for life, set to fail their Charms NEWTs, fifty promising careers suddenly thrown down the toilet. Abraham resigned in shame, and did not go home to his wife. He wandered until he became lost, and lost himself until he found a cliff. Only by shattering himself on the rocks below could he find some form of atonement for his sins.

Professor Sharp

Aesop Sharp had always preferred to be somewhat gruff and stern. It kept his pupils in line, and his firm but fair approach ensured that everyone that took his classes passed with good marks, even if they had a tendency to blow things up, a practice he’d secretly taken to calling “doing a Garreth.” You, on the other hand, slipped past his guard. Maybe it was your incredible aptitude for offensive and defensive magic, or perhaps it was your endearing wit and charm. It could have been your happy-go-lucky nature, your ability to smile no matter how dire things seemed to be, always poking fun at yourself before anyone else. He found himself growing fond of you, thinking of you as some kind of wayward nibling.

He still had to give you detentions on occasion, of course, because even you couldn’t cheek the Potions Master and get away with it, no matter how well-intentioned your words had been. He found such hours to be more of a delight than a chore, happy to talk to you about anything and everything, even laughing a little as you revealed some of the mischief you’d gotten up to, things he’d normally give more detentions for.

One evening in the dungeons, you were cheerfully scrubbing out the cauldrons, and you asked him about is days as an Auror. You told him about an Ashwinder camp you’d caught wind of, and how you wished you could eradicate them. Aesop knew he should report it to Officer Singer and keep you out of it, but hell, he’d seen you fight, and there was something in him that yearned for that spark of excitement that came with defeating his enemies. He suggested travelling with you to wipe them out, considering it worth at least three detentions. You joked that this meant you had two free passes to be cheeky in class, and he told you not to push your luck.

If only he’d known. If only he’d taken a moment to think. If only he’d listened to his Auror instincts that told him this was a bad idea.

You’d both crept up on the camp, wands at the ready. There weren’t many of them, but enough to pose a bit of a challenge. Aesop had every confidence in you, he knew your skills after all, but unfortunately, the Ashwinders did as well. The moment they saw you, they didn’t bother with their typical hexes. They knew enough about you to know they couldn’t waste a second if they wanted to live. Three Killing Curses were sent your way, and one found its mark.

Aesop thought he knew loss when his partner was killed in Scarborough, but this was something else. Watching the light go out of your eyes, the ghost of your last, confident smile on your face, broke him like nothing had broken him before. He didn’t even try to resist when the Ashwinders took him, snatching his wand and throwing him in a cage along with the kneazles they’d poached. He couldn’t get the image of you out of his mind, your still body lying amid the debris of the Forbidden Forest, already ignored and forgotten by your foes, left for whatever scavengers crept through the night to feast. He refused food and water as he was dragged from one end of the country to the other, kept prisoner by those that had killed you. It took weeks to kill him, but one morning, lying on the floor of that cold, hard cage, he just didn’t wake up.

Professor Black

Phineus Nigellus Black preferred to let the students of Hogwarts think he was a cold-hearted, pompous bastard. It was much easier to work this way, easier to make the tough decisions a Headmaster of Hogwarts needed to make. Budget cuts, cancelling quidditch, extending exam season and banning Hogsmeade visits to ensure student safety was easier to weather if his heart was already hardened to the complaints and cries of woe, the bitter mutters, the whispered insults, the playground songs made up to poke fun at him. Yes, it hurt, but he was better than that. Stronger. Prouder. He had a job to do, after all, and Merlin only knew the previous Headmaster had left a hellish mess for him to set right. He had to be hard to be kind. He preferred not to pay attention to those around him, erecting a hard wall around his heart.

You, however… you were different. He heard about what you did in your fifth year, and though he found it hard to believe at first, he paid a bit more attention to you as time went by, and found the tales of your prowess were, if anything, undersold. Phineas made an effort in your final year to take you under his wing, seeing a potential candidate for the position of Minister for Magic in your future. He wanted to teach you the finer points of politics and bootlicking, introduce you to the right people, like the Gaunts, the Blacks, the Malfoys and more to give you the boost you needed to clamber up that slippery ladder. The only gifts he knew how to give.

You were resistant, of course. What kind of firecracker would you be if you weren’t? Phineas relished the challenge, demanding more and more of your free time until you began to understand just what kind of privileges came along with knowing the right people and scratching the right backs. Ominis knew it and used it to his advantage perhaps less than he should have done, but this seemed to tip the scales in Phineas' favour, and you finally began to listen and learn from his wise tutelage. He found himself swelling with pride as you whipped about your newfound allegiances, terrifying students and teachers alike, reining you in when you frightened Hobhouse so much he wet himself, his scolding gentle and warm. He might have had five children, but you showed promise.

Unfortunately, even the shrewd and clever Phineas couldn’t have foreseen the simple dangers of existing in Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

He’d taken you to the trophy room, waxing lyrical about the famous witches and wizards that had come through Hogwarts, pointing out their accolades with relish, his hand on your shoulder, a rare and affectionate gesture of genuine pride. He told you that you could achieve just as much, perhaps more, if you applied all your skills and knowledge in the right ways. He even smiled at you, and his eyes were warm.

You asked to see a particularly bright medal on a high shelf, and Phineas, taking a leaf out of your muggleborn book, decided to give the other life a try, just for once. If a muggleborn could be as impressive as you, perhaps he didn’t have to use magic for everything. He tried to reach the medal by hand, even climbing on the shelf to do so, smiling as it made you laugh. He climbed down, medal in hands, his brow furrowing as your face grew ashen. The next moment, you had barrelled into him, throwing him out of the way of the falling shelf.

By the time he picked himself up, scolding you for your behaviour, it was too late. The falling shelves and shattered glass had crushed you, slashing your neck. By the time Phineas realised you weren’t just pratting about like you usually did, you’d bled out, your skin pale, your eyes wide and unseeing. Phineas sat on the floor beside your corpse, holding your fingers closed over the medal that read:

Most Impressive Display of Honour.

Professor Garlick

Mirabel Garlick had endured her share of enamoured students, villagers, and even fellow professors in her time. She dealt with it all with the grace and decorum that was expected of such a sunny personality, treating all and sundry with the same level of ardent attention and big, bright smiles. She had a soft spot for you though, someone who appreciated magical plants for the marvels they were. She didn’t mind when you stayed after class to quiz her on the less known properties of pufferpods or the right way to tamp down earth around a mandrake to ensure maximum comfort. She’d heard all about your little adventure to see the giant venomous tentacula, and had been curious about your knowledge ever since.

She was more than happy to help you grow your plants bigger and better than what the school board advised. She even cleared out Greenhouse Four for your personal use, encouraging you to grow things most students would only ever see if they were extremely unlucky. But she trusted you. She believed you knew what you were doing, swept up by your enthusiasm, tempted by her own curiosity to see just how far you could push your skills.

So it was that the pair of you ended up breeding a new kind of Devil’s Snare, one that was resistant to light and heat. It took time, and though you both occasionally wondered what the purpose of such a plant would be, you were too excited by the prospect of your experiments bearing fruit to worry about consequences. Mirabel should have known better. The only defence against a Devil’s Snare is light and heat, and both of you pushed away thoughts of protection against such a thing. It seemed playful, intelligent, happy.

It was early on a Saturday morning when Mirabel decided to look in on Greenhouse Four. It was only by chance that she had decided to do so, and she would spend the rest of her life wishing she had been five minutes sooner. She saw the Devil’s snare distract you with dancing tendrils as it had so many times before, only this time, you were too close. It wrapped you up faster than a spider wraps a fly, crushing the life from you. No matter how many incendios she cast, no matter how much she shouted and beat at it, even conjuring a torch to hold against the vines, all it did was hurt you more as it crushed the life from you, each snap of your ribs loud above your gasping breaths, the crunch of your spine grinding in her ears, the blood from your nose splattering on the floor as your lungs punctured, your eyes bulging out of their sockets. Even still you fought to draw breath until there was no more room in your chest.

Mirabel had never felt so helpless. She sank to her knees, waiting as the Devil’s Snare took you into its core to feed upon your corpse. She didn’t resist when the vines caressed her face, then wrapped around her throat, her wand lying forgotten on the floor of Greenhouse Four.

Professor Fig

Eleazar Fig had always had a soft spot for you. He’d watched you grow from a novice to a master in the space of a year, popular and clever, beloved by your peers and professors alike. He always made sure to make time for you in his office, sharing a cup of tea as you discussed your past adventures, gossiped about the students, or just had a jolly good chinwag. You both shared a love of adventure, and made time at least once a month to get up to mischief, whether it was investigating old ruins, clearing out mongrel dens, or just running the occasional errand for those in need. You delighted in having your mentor along for the ride, and he adored helping you where he could.

Unfortunately for you, your exploits over the years made you enemies. Though you helped a good many people and made plenty of friends, there were those that were hard done by when you stole from them or caused them trouble on behalf of someone else. Eleazar knew this, and made sure to continually warn you to watch your back, clucking like a mother hen. Perhaps he warned you too much, his words of caution becoming background noise as you continually avoided retribution for your misdeeds. Eleazar did his best to keep you safe all the same, ardently researching your enemies and eliminating plots before they came to fruition.

But after almost a year of no schemes against you, he dared to relax. He invited you out to lunch at Steepley and Sons, intending to enjoy a quiet cup of tea, some nice sandwiches, and perhaps even a slice of cake, his treat, of course. He wanted to catch up properly, to make sure you were happy, on top of your homework, getting on with your friends. You wanted to know how he was coping after Miriam’s passing, if he was back on the scene, how his work as a teacher was going, and can he please get you out of detention with Professor Sharp?

Neither of you expected after all this time there were still those that held a grudge. The young wizard helping Mrs Steepley was actually an Ashwinder, and they poisoned your cup of tea. It took a moment to take effect, but once it did, the only way to save you was locked away in Hogwarts Castle. Even accio couldn’t have got the antidote to you in time.

Eleazar watched as your face went ashen, seemingly sinking in on itself as you clawed at your throat. He caught you as you listed sideways, his eyes locked on yours, trying to comfort you, soothe you as you struggled to draw breath, not even a pin able to pass through the tightness of your throat. Your nails left bloody furrows on your neck, your feet kicking feebly even as someone ran for J Pippin’s, hoping he’d be able to help. Eleazar knew better. He just held you as your body jerked, the last of your life sliding through his fingers as he tried oh so hard to hold on to it, begging you silently to just hold on a little longer. You were all he had, the last spark of joy in his cold, dark life. Once you were gone, there was nothing left for him. A swift unforgivable curse delivered to his temple as he lay in his chamber was enough to ensure he could see you and Miriam again.

witchdoctorpirate ~💚

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[peculiarbluerose]

Hogwarts Legacy - Tips and Tricks

WARNING: May contain spoilers for Hogwarts Legacy

Personal experience, this does not reference videos

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• You can skip most of the dialogue if you don't want to hear it again (since you can't skip the tutorial segment of the game). You can do this with triangle (PlayStation), RMB (PC), or Y button (Xbox)

• Keep stocked up on Wiggenweld potions. These, even though they don't do a lot, will help you immensely.

• Thunderbrew is useful against the Graphorn. It makes storm clouds float above the player and damages nearby enemies.

• Don't worry; Sebastian, Natty and Poppy can take care of themselves and they don't have health bars. You don't have to worry about them.

• The RoR is SO useful, it's not even funny. After a quest with Deek, you'll have vivariums to maintain beasts, and you can get materials from them. This place also allows you to identify unidentified gear, upgrade gear, brew potions, grow magical plants, and you can customize it. Love this place.

• It's impossible to stop Sebastian from doing anything; just be careful how you respond. You'll see, if you don't already know what I'm talking about.

• You cannot be "evil" in the game, canonically. You can just be an absolute sleazeball, though. Don't worry, you'll keep your friends (somehow).

• Speaking of dialogue, your actions really don't have much impact on anything. Of course, it will influence how characters react to you, but there's really no consequences for your responses.

• Speaking of consequences, there's none of you use an unforgivable curse. If you're on PC, there's an Azkaban mod that allows you to be caught with dark magic and sent to Azkaban, just in case you want more realism.

• As for realism, you don't actually have a curfew. You can walk around all willy-nilly in the middle of the night with no repercussions. The person who made the Azkaban mod has a curfew mod that allows you to get caught at night, if you want the extra challenge.

• No, I'm not sponsored.

• Solomon Sallow will hate you regardless of your actions. You're friends with Sebastian, that's why. Don't take it personally.

• Brooms fly faster than hippogriffs, but hippogriffs ascend and descend faster than brooms.

• Rare events occur, such as the train at King's Cross Station arriving and leaving, the kraken saying hello in the lake (scripted event during the flying class), a suit of armor getting annoyed with another and turns the aggressive nudge into full-blown murder, amongst other things.

• Unsure what it is, but sometimes you'll find a ridiculous amount of dark witches and wizards in and around the Forbidden Forest... They won't hurt you, and you can't hurt them, but they're there.

• Speaking of the Forbidden Forest, there are a LOT of spiders. If you don't like them, are scared of them, have arachnophobia, etc., there's an "arachnophobia mode" in the settings, so they're less scary. Alternatively, there's a PC mod that turns them into burgers. This is good if you don't even want a slight resemblance of a spider in the arachnophobia mode.

• No, I'm not sponsored

• Sometimes, NPCs will describe you based on your hogwarts house (this can be seen in the "Minding Your Own Business" DLC quest in Hogsmeade)

• All four houses have their own quests (though they tie in to the same character and quest at the end).

• There are plenty of Easter eggs referencing the movies (one being the Shrieking Shack on the map in Hogsmeade where the Old Fool house is, just on the outskirts of Hogsmeade).

• Don't worry, Ravenclaw, you don't have to answer riddles every time you want to enter your common room.

That's all I got, homies

(P.S. Slytherin is the best house -from a very unbiased Slytherin)

[theladyofshalott1989]

Hello.. 👋🏻

I read your answer about the motivation to write with low engagement and want to thank you for your words, because I currently struggle a little with this topic.

I love to write, always have, but beeing in the HL fandom helped me to (more or less) consistently write and publish something. For the last months I changed from writing mainly little snippets, to focus on my long fic, because I finally want to put everything on paper, that lingers in my mind. 😅

And I will keep writing, because it has become very personal and some sort of healing for me.

But from time to time I struggle, because I think it's not good enough. There are people who read it, but barely any engagement. And I want to learn and become better so badly.

Sometimes I think, it's because my first language isn't English and I can't convey all the feelings with my translation. But then, it's not that the original is doing so much better.. 😅

I'm sorry for venting to you and it feels a little weird because I don't want to fish for compliments.😅

But maybe you have some tricks up your sleeve that can help with the feeling to be not good enough? Or writing better in general? 😊

Hi! Thank you so much for your ask. First off, you are not alone. Your feelings are valid and shared by many, myself included. <3 I am so glad that HL brought you back to writing. It was the same for me too, and I will also be forever grateful for that. Before I share my practical tips, I want to establish that engagement does not always equal quality. It could FOR SURE (I am not calling out anyone here!), but, like with all things, certain tropes/pairings/topics are more popular in one fandom than the next. Sometimes someone started writing at the perfect time, usually right when a new fandom pops up, or they are uber talented and can provide not only a story but also fan art! Those people blow my mind and I have so much respect for them.

But I digress! Onto the practical tips... Keeping in mind that I do not always follow my own advice, so typing this up is making me laugh at myself. (It's good to laugh at yourself sometimes though.) 1. Pick up another hobby so writing isn't your only one. For me, it's classes at my local gym. IMO, an active hobby is the most helpful because the endorphin rush helps a lot. 2. Set a day aside each week where you do not go online at all. I did this during peak Covid, and it was so therapeutic. Our minds are not designed to be constantly on. We need a break from social media and the internet every so often. 3. If you can, find a small group of buddies and interact with them. <3 My HL buds keep me sane a lot of the time. They're lovely people too and they've introduced me to other fandoms as well. 4. Block tags and/or blogs you're not interested in seeing. I have only blocked one blog (I'll be transparent here: it's the Hogwarts: Legacy Confessions blog, just for my own personal sanity; no hate toward the creators at all), but I block a lot of tags for personal reasons, and it really does help a lot.

5. Have you tried a review exchange? On Reddit there are groups that swap and review each others' stories. I've done this a few times for some of my one-shots and it's great! You can even specify if you want critique (or not). I can send you links to these subreddits if you wish. Just let me know! I really hope these tips help. Also, please never apologize for venting. Putting yourself out there creatively is a very vulnerable thing; it's only natural to be upset when you feel like you don't get out what you put in. <3

My messages are always open too. Please don't hesitate to reach out!

[sunnyrealist]

🌻 Kate Mayflower, My Beautiful OC, and the Inspiration for Her Little Cottage 🌻

I want to share some pictures and details about my gal!

Kate Mayflower is from my Hogwarts Legacy fanfic The Sun, the Moon, and All Our Stars. The story begins on the night of Kate's 24th birthday when she meets 25-year-old Sebastian Sallow. He is, sadly, quite alone in the world and truly needs the love of a good woman. Kate is a great match for him at this point in his life. Though they fall in love rather quickly, they face many challenges together on the road to happily ever after.

These are some AI-generated photos of Kate in front of her home. She lives alone just outside of Hogsmeade in a tiny, cute, and cozy cottage. There are several reasons she chose to move there, but a big one was that she was starting her job at Hogwarts as the assistant librarian. Her goals are to become head librarian (if only Agnes Scribner would retire...) and to open her own bookshop in town. You can probably tell from these pictures that Kate is sweet and romantic. Some other words to describe her: intelligent, witty, mischievous (never with ill-intent), funny, charming, friendly, and open-minded.

I searched for a long time on Pinterest to find ideas of what Kate's cottage might look like. This is the closest I could find to what I picture in my head!

Kate is talented at cooking and baking. When she was a Hufflepuff at Hogwarts, she spent a great deal of time in the kitchens learning some tips and tricks from the house elves. She learned some great charms for preserving food, as well as ones that can keep food hot or cold. She enjoys trying new recipes, even ones that are more "exotic" when she can procure international ingredients. She likes to use ingredients from her garden - nothing goes to waste! Sebastian is always impressed by her home-cooked meals. She also loves gardening and tending to plants, reading, drawing, and visiting with family and friends. She has not traveled much but wants to explore the world. The following are some pictures from Pinterest that helped me to envision what her cottage and garden might look like.

I also wanted to showcase some commissions from @giselsann-opencommissions that show certain areas of the cottage: the entryway into the home, bathroom, and bedroom. I think she did a great job of using the reference images!

[thestoner-aesthetic]

This game is probably my favorite single player game of all time. Usually im kinda like a shooter/racing/sport games guy, i rarely play RPG’s and when i do i get bored so quickly.

But hogwarts legacy hit so different to me. I finished the main quest and for the first time ever im excited to play the side quests and all these other challenges. Im also excited to complete the game at 100% and also get platinum.

One thing that is sure is that even tho i’ll finish the game i know im gonna be spending lots of hours capturing fantastic beasts and breed them. I'm also gonna be spending time reorganizing my room of requirement wich is my favorite room of the entire game.

In my opinion the dev’s have done a fantastic job, they nailed so much the magic of this beautiful world that Harry potter has. Everything is so beautifully crafted, the attention to so many little details, the scenery all around Hogwarts, the look of every seasons is amazing and really gets you in the mood of this universe.

I love the fact that i can go through the map without having to fight all of the time and just explore the beauty of all the places. At first when the game got delayed i was sad but i knew the wait would be worth. And it safe to say that every minute was worth the wait. It feels amazing to have a game that doesn't seem to have been rushed for its release like so many games I’ve played in the past couple years.

Also, im i the only one who’s kinda obssesed with the game right now? Like for the past two weeks my life has been almost 100% about this game. When i don’t play, im watching other people play. Im watching tips & tricks videos on YouTube and when im not watching videos about the game, im listening to the soundtrack on spotify.

[carewyncromwell]

[HPHL] Jackson Knightly Moodboard

We can do what we're told, We can go where we're lead, But I learned from my father to see what's ahead! Nothing here to hold me, no one that I owe... Funny how a boy can grow! Funny how a city tells you when it's time to go!

~“My Petersburg,” from Anastasia the musical

Full profile under the cut! 💚

HOGWARTS LEGACY PROFILE (template inspired by @hogwartsmysterystory​)

Name: Jackson Lucas Knightly

Nicknames: Jack, Jackie, Jax, Jacko, Knightly

Blood Status: Half-Blood

House: Slytherin

Magical abilities: Wandless/wordless magic; (5th year on) Animagus (European adder with a white line on the left side of its lower jaw)

Wand: Ebony and Dragon Heartstring, 12 inches, temperamental

Personality: Witty, animated, sociable, curious, intelligent, resourceful, resilient, impractical, ambitious, rebellious, capricious, mercurial, flirtatious, overthinker, easily distracted, procrastinator

Myers Briggs Type: ENFP

Sexuality/Gender Identity: Gay / Cisgender Male

Birthday: May 29 (Gemini)

Appearance: Short wavy dark brown hair; bright "ocean blue” eyes with flecks of green, long-fingered hands; a rather youthful, boyish face; a small white scar on the left corner of his lower lip; a charming smile “so handsome it could belong to Lucifer himself, either before or after the fall”

History:

Jackson is the only child of disgraced witch Cassandra Knightly and her husband, a Muggle named John Eglinton. Cassandra was initially disowned by her family due to her becoming pregnant out of wedlock -- even her marrying John to try to protect her honor didn’t mend fences with her family, as the Knightlys never approved of Eglinton.

It seems they were right not to trust Eglinton, for when Cassandra felt the need to tell John that she and their son Jackson had magic (after Jackson at age nine had somehow managed to levitate himself completely off the ground after nearly falling out of a tree), Eglinton decided to try to capitalize on it. Knowing his wife wouldn’t approve and would probably try to stop him with her own magic, Eglinton kidnapped Jackson and fled the country so that he would be the sole person with control over Jackson’s life and activities.

Eglinton took Jackson to New York, where he used his son as a pawn in his scams as a supposed “spirit medium.” Eglinton got a lot of acclaim and money for his supposed “supernatural abilities,” which in truth were Jackson making things levitate or conjuring up things like flowers or fog with wandless and wordless magic.

Jackson was stuck marching to the rhythm of his father’s drum for several years before befriending a young Pureblood witch named Adelia Selwyn @that-ravenpuff-witch​, whose family lived in New York City. Adelia tipped her family off to young wizard Jackson being in the sole custody of his Muggle conman father, and the Selwyns (not being very keen on Muggles) tipped off the MACUSA. The MACUSA took Jackson into their custody and erased all memory of his magic from Eglinton’s memory, leaving him to try and fail to recreate the tricks he’d had his son do with magic and subsequently lose all credibility and fade into obscurity and poverty. Despite how amiable Jackson generally is, he feels no pity whatsoever for his father’s fate and if pressed would have to admit he doesn’t even care if Eglinton is still alive or not.

Jackson was subsequently returned to his mother Cassandra in England and the following year was allowed to finally start attending Hogwarts. He was delighted to find his friend from New York, Adelia, in his year and house, and the two soon became very close confidants.

When he arrived at school, his talent for wandless and wordless magic without training and marked affinity for ancient magics in particular got Jackson a lot of attention. Jackson doesn’t dislike the attention, but he’s of the opinion that there’s so much more he can learn and do, so no one should think he’s going to be satisfied just being where he’s at. Now that he has access to all of this knowledge and magic, he wants to take the Wizarding World by storm!

Other Facts:

Jackson fashion-wise would be considered a “dandy” in the vein of Oscar Wilde. Expect a lot of tailored jackets, embroidered vests, thin-legged trousers, and perfectly tied ascots.

Jackson’s best subjects tend to be “flashy” subjects like Defense Against the Dark Arts, Care of Magical Creatures, and Transfiguration, though because of his talent for ancient magics, he is actually rather capable at History of Magic as well. His worse subjects tend to be “quieter” subjects like Potions and Herbology.

Although Jackson’s a charmer, he’s actually very hard to woo as a lover given his tendency to overthink people’s intentions and growing up with a hyper-masculine and therefore rather homophobic father. Jackson’s very friendly and a total flirt, but he’s actually a lot more sensitive than his witty, rebellious, affable air would first suggest.

One of Jackson’s dreams is to one day own and tame a dragon, specifically a Hebridian Black. In the meantime he’s contented himself with adopting a black cat familiar, who he calls Lenore.

Jackson is very fond of poetry, especially the works of Edgar Allen Poe, Oscar Wilde, Lord Byron, and Robert Browning.

One of his loftiest ambitions is to become Minister for Magic, though he’s also quite fancied the thought of becoming an actor, Dragonologist, or Cursebreaker. No matter what, he wants to do things his way and ruffle a few feathers along the way. Because hey, f*** the system, right?

Jackson has undiagnosed ADHD -- he’s pretty much always moving and always thinking, and his brain never really turns off. It also makes it difficult for him to finish projects and causes him to procrastinate and forget important details and deadlines.

One of Jackson’s special talents is public speaking -- if you need someone to help you give a presentation or convince someone else of something, Jackson is your guy. He pretty quickly finds a comfortable position as a Quidditch commentator during Inter-House Quidditch matches.

Jackson is the sort of person to add monikers onto just about everyone’s names and/or give people affectionate “titles,” i.e. “my dear [name here]” or “my [adjective here] friend.” He also frequently sticks to “Mr./Miss/Ms./Professor/whatever [surname]” until he considers you a friend, at which point he will definitely give you a nickname or two. (His best friend Adelia Selwyn’s are “Addy” and “Lia.” For male friends, he’ll sometimes just call them by their surnames, though he just as frequently will call them other nicknames too.)

Face Claim: James McAvoy (specifically in the film Becoming Jane)

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MAREN LINWOOD  is TWENTY-TWO YEARS OLD and a BARMAID at THE FOUNTAIN OF FAIR FORTUNE in HORIZONT ALLEY. She looks remarkably like LILI REINHART and considers herself aligned with THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX. She is currently TAKEN. 

One of the most beautiful performers in the wizarding world, Maren Linwood is a relatively undiscovered gem living and working at The Fountain of Fair Fortune in Horizont Alley. The youngest born of single mother, CHRISSIE LINWOOD, Maren was raised in Barnet at the wild and bohemian Linwood Lodge. Ran by her mother, grandma AILEEN LINWOOD and her eldest sister ADAIRIA when she was home from boarding school, Linwood Lodge was the perfect playground for a young and artistic child. Each new day brought strange travelers into her home and allowed Maren to pick up tricks from the outlandish guests. Maren was taught how to sing in French and Italian from an opera singer who took up a residency with them for a while and pirouette and plié from a famed travelling ballerina who stopped in from time to time. Their grandma constantly lectured Maren and her older sister LAUREL about bothering the guests, but with each new person came a wild story they always seemed more than happy to share. As guests rotated and Maren grew, she learned more about herself. She was a passionate entertainer, regularly running around the boarding house, singing and dancing for the guests and her family. 

Whenever Maren began pulling her costumes out of her dressing up box she saw a hesitancy in her mother she never quite understood. Her grandma and her sisters embraced the creative side of the youngest member of the Linwood clan and although Chrissie clapped and smiled, there was something missing. Due to her confidence Maren was the lead in all her school plays, from nativities to fun productions she organised in her later years at Cherry Tree Primary School. Whilst all the other parents laughed and cried, Chrissie always seemed still. It was a similar stillness she had whenever Maren asked about her father. Whilst Adaria remembered him and refused to speak about him and Laurel had fading memories, Maren had nothing. Not even a name. Her grandma referred to him as ‘that man’ or ‘the mistake’ which could only gesture in a negative opinion. Despite the fact that Laurel was mostly just as curious about their father as she was, Laurel had no interest in asking questions about who he was or why he left. As Maren would walk to school each day, hand in hand with her mother, she wondered what had happened that would make her dad want to run away and leave them. She briefly questioned if it was something to do with her before Chrissie quickly shut her down on the topic. 

Her father was a bad man and that was all she needed to know. It was this “badness” that swirled in Maren’s mind and created pictures and scenarios of who he was and why he left. Much to her horror, one day Maren believed she had found the answer. As she argued with her grandma about the television set, the glass vase on the mantelpiece broke. Cracking clean in two and dropping to the floor. It was an odd occurrence but one which regularly happened whenever she got angry. Given her family were normal Maren had chalked it up to her dad and his “badness”. Maren worried about it constantly, so much so that one day she wailed and worried so much she tripped out the electricity in their house and ran to her mother in floods of tears. Maren had been right about one thing. Her strange gifts were from her father but it wasn’t a badness, it was something far more magical. The day Maren found out she was a witch time stood still. Despite what she had experienced, Maren was completely caught off guard and when she discovered her sisters were also witches. The youngest of the brood, Maren was the last to fly the nest to Hogwarts, a school which existence had been kept from her. Believing her sisters had simply been attending boarding school in Scotland, arriving at the castle was like nothing she could have imagined. 

Sitting under the sorting hat, Maren waited for quite some time as the hat debated where to place her, whispering in her ear about her talent, creativity and legacy before announcing her proudly in Gryffindor. Having been given a crash course on the train of the houses by Laurel, she was happy to be joining the same house as her sister but was surprised to be placed in a house of bravery. Nevertheless, Maren was happy with her placement. Gryffindor was filled with friendly and loud personalities, though amongst them she found fellow soft flowers in the form of GILFRED ABBOTT and AURORA SINISTRA who became her best friends. Gilfred and Aurora understood Maren and were her rocks during the difficult years that followed. An artistic soul, Maren loved to perform and was a staple in choir from first year where she became the subject of bullying by older student ELEANOR YAXLEY. The former star of the show, Eleanor didn’t take too kindly to Maren stealing her limelight and quickly branded her as enemy number one and bullied her mercilessly with the help of VIOLET BULSTRODE. Although known for her kindness, Maren was not afraid to stand up for herself, making friends with fellow choir members ELENA DIGBY and EMILIA GREY, letting the comments roll off her as best as she was able. 

But Eleanor and Violet were simply the tip of the iceberg, a gang of purist Slytherins regularly descended upon Maren, doing their best to make her crack and crumble. Rather than doing so Maren fought back, joining CARADOC DEARBORN and POPPY HOOKUM in Sorcerers for Equality, using her voice to speak up about her experiences as a Muggle-Born. Although her activism caught the eye of many Pure-Bloods who put a target on her back, it also caught the eye of her first boyfriend SIRIUS BLACK who admired Maren’s strength. The pair began to drift apart towards the end of school, deciding they were better as friends as they both focused on issues within their families. By the time Maren left Hogwarts she had dreams of moving to London to perform on the stage like her idol RUBY GOLDSTEIN, but after the death of their mother and her older sister’s purchasing of The Fountain of Fair Fortune in Horizont Alley, Maren put her dreams on hold to run the pub with her sisters. Singing in on Friday nights and working the bar, Maren tried to enjoy the time with her sisters for what it was, though a higher calling soon found her when an old friend from school MARY MACDONALD joined their bar staff. 

After one to many times Mary had asked to swap shifts, curiosity got the better of Maren, following Mary to a secret meeting where they were cavorting with Caradoc, Poppy, Sirius and a number of other Gryffindors from their year at school. Understandably, Maren was hurt, confronting the group and demanding answers. Working with Sorcerers for Equality, Maren knew people like her were in danger but she had no idea the extent of just how in danger they were. Without a second thought, Maren proclaimed her allegiance to the group and quickly got to work training with the order. It was difficult for a time lying to both her sisters, but eventually they found her out and joined the ranks of the group. Currently investigating a number of people she believes may have links to THE DARK LORD, Maren is focused on Eleanor Yaxley and Violet Bulstrode, seeking the help of crime scene photographer REMUS LUPIN to help her. Though they knew each other well at school, Maren has enjoyed getting to know Remus more as they try to navigate their place in a world who doesn’t seem to want to get to know them. Despite her set backs, Maren is determined to do her part and fight for equality, taking down one bully at a time and making the world a safer place. 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Blood Status → Half-Blood Muggle-Born/¼ Veela

Pronouns → She/Her

Identification → Cis Female

Sexuality  → Bisexual

Relationship Status → Single

Previous Education →  Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry (Gryffindor)

Societies → Sorcerers for Equality 

Family → Adaria Linwood (sister), Laurel Linwood (sister), Victor Yaxley (unknown half-brother/adversary), Eleanor Yaxley (unknown half-sister/adversary), Corban Yaxley (unknown uncle)

Connections  → Gilfred Abbott (best friend), Aurora Sinistra (best friend), Elena Digby (close friend), Emilia Grey (close friend), Cassiopeia Kim (close friend), Cressida Abercrombie (close friend), Caradoc Dearborn (close friend), Poppy Hookum (close friend), Mary MacDonald (close friend/colleague), Remus Lupin (close friend/potential love interest), Sirius Black (close friend/ex-boyfriend), Peter Pettigrew (close friend/object of flirtation), James Potter (close friend), Marlene McKinnon (close friend), Lily Evans (friend), Dorcas Meadowes (friend)

Future Information → N/A

MAREN LINWOOD IS A LEVEL 5 WITCH/VEELA.

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How Veterinary School is the real world equivalent of Hogwarts.

For many veterinary students this profession has been a dream from when they were in kindergarten, much like a young witch or wizard hoping that they get their very own acceptance letter to Hogwarts when they turn 11. Most of them are fairly confident that they are getting it, because they are purebloods (or in muggle terms a legacy student). While others, like myself, are hoping that there magical ability (academic accomplishment and extracurricular activities) were enough to earn them a spot. No matter the background every young witch or wizard is ecstatic when they finally get that letter.

Once accepted, there is a whirlwind of things that need to be accomplished prior to getting on the Hogwart’s express. First you have to go to Diagon Alley (Amazon) to purchase their many school supplies: books, robes (spirit gear/ scrubs), wands (dissection kit), and trunks (backpacks). Getting off the train and arriving to Hogwarts (Veterinary school) you are greeted by the larger than life groundskeeper, Hagrid, who shuttles you across the Black lake to the castle. The whole time all the first years students are getting acquainted and more excited to actually enter the school.

 At our college we have a whole week of orientation, you are greeted by the larger than life dean of student’s and many other higher ups in the college. You are given a tour of the hospital by some of the upper classmen. During this orientation process, much like Hogwarts, our school has houses that you are sorted into. These houses compete throughout the year in various activities to build up the students morale and build bonds that will last a life time.

There are so many classes that you go through in veterinary school that honestly have a Hogwarts counterpart: 

Potions= Pharmacology

Care of Magical Creatures= Medicine Courses

Charms= Emergency Medicine/ Pain management

 Astronomy= Radiology

Defence Against the Dark Arts= Bacteriology/ Mycology/ Parasitology/ Virology

History of Magic= History of Veterinary Medicine

Herbology= Toxicology 

Devination= Clinical Pathology and Veterinary Neuroscience

Transfiguration=Surgery 

 And with each of those courses comes the many professors and the personalities they bring with them.

The Professor Snape: A professor/ clinician that instills fear in every student they come across. They may have a few students that they tolerate more than others but for the most part they hate students. They would really prefer tinkering by themselves and work on different research projects but because this is a teaching hospital they are forced to interact with people. But in their own words “I am tenured so what are they going to do?”  

The Professor Kettleburn: A professor/ clinician that loves all animals, no matter how dangerous they are or how often said animal has tried to kill them. They have some of the coolest war stories around but they also have the associated battle scars. You wish you were as brave as they were but you also question their sanity. 

The Professor Binns: A professor/ clinician that drones on and on and doesn’t even notice that half of the class is not paying attention, while the other half of the class has fallen asleep. Sometimes they even bore themselves while they are lecturing on the subject. 

The Professor Flitwick: A professor/ clinician that is very eccentric and likable. They always seem to be in a happy mood and will do anything in their power to brighten your day. Often times they are exceptional in their specialty making them a force to be reckoned with. 

The Professor McGonagall: The professor/ clinician that seems very serious when you first meet them but as the years go on you realize that they are one of the students biggest supporters. They are hard on you when they need to be, but they are understanding and helpful when it is most needed. They are astounding in their field and are respected by all that know them. 

The Professor Sprout: The professor/ clinician that is very earthy and was likely your toxicology professor. They don’t really deal with animals a whole lot but they deal with the plants that could kill said animals. They are the leader of the misfits but they are very likable people.  

The Professor Trelawney: A professor/ clinician that seems to live on their own planet. Most of the time you think they are making things up as they are going but every once in a blue moon they get something right. And the things they do get right are world changing so that’s why they are still around. 

The Professor Lupin: A professor that was only with your class for a short period of time. They always look disheveled and like they had a hard night. They are very nice and often very good at working with students but misunderstood by most of the faculty.

The Professor Dumbledore: A professor/ clinician that leads a complex life, but also has a taste for some of the simpler things. They are brilliant, eccentric, loving, and strict. You go through school thinking you have them pegged and then you get to clinics and realize that this person is far deeper than you ever imagined. 

The Hagrid: A technician or hospital staff member that would do anything to help the students. They often give tips and tricks that the clinician probably wish they wouldn’t divulge but they really don’t care because they like the students more than the clinicians anyway. They love all the animals as if they were their own, and often times they pour their heart and soul into the treatment of those animals. Treat these people nicely, they will be your best friends during the clinical year. 

The last comparison to be made is between the main characters of the story (including the villains) and all of your classmates. 

Harry: The chosen one. They seem to have all the clinicians and professors on their side. They can do no wrong and very few people truly dislike them. While from the outside looking in it appears that everything in their life is so easy, often times that is quiet the opposite. Rarely do they actually know what they are doing, they just get lucky and have a lot of help.

Ron: The funny best friend to the chosen one. They may be just as smart or be the reason that the chosen one accomplished as much as the did, but because they are the sidekick they don’t get nearly as much credit as they deserve. But they are okay with that, because they are good people. 

Hermione: The brainy student that you hear everyday in class. When a teacher asks a question, they raise their hand first. They are overachievers, so much so that you wonder how they have time for it all (time-turners must be real right?) They have tidbits of knowledge tucked away and they are ready to apply at the drop of a hat. The more you get to know them, the more likable they are but damn were you annoyed before that (this is me...).

The Weasley Twins: The jokesters. The professors know that they are pranksters, and sometimes they help pull off grand schemes. Other professors hate them because “this is a professional program so you need to act like grown-ups.” They may even drop out in there clinical year because this really wasn’t for them in the first place.

Luna: That one classmate that always seems to have their head in the clouds, and when they actually talk you never really know what might come out of their mouths. They are brilliant in their own right but they are extremely eccentric and have some beliefs that are not widely accepted by the veterinary community. 

Neville: The student that you constantly find yourself asking how they got here in the first place, since they are all but a squib anyways. They always seem to be struggling and never really seem to have a full grasp of what is going on. But then you see them in the clinics, and watch them finally gain some traction and see their education come full circle. It’s like something finally clicked and they found their element. 

Ginny: The students from the classes beneath you that are associated with your class for one reason or another. They may be a roommate, a girlfriend/ boyfriend, a classmate that failed a class, or your first year buddy. Either way you see them so much that sometimes you forget they are not part of your graduating class. 

Peeves: They speak mainly in riddles, and they are constantly trying to start some kind of drama. They get along pretty well with the Weasley twin’s because they are all up to no good. They will not rest until mischief is managed. And they show up when they are least wanted, because all they do is make your life harder.

Moaning Myrtle: That one student that you always see crying in the hallways. You wonder what in the world makes their life so hard that they are always on the verge of tears, but who knows maybe that’s just how they handle stress. Everyone is afraid to be left alone with this person because you never know when the waterworks might be coming.

Malfoy: The one classmate that everyone loves to hate. Not only did they chose to act like a total ass-hat within the first year of school, but they continued to make decisions that put them at odds with most of the class. They may have wanted to be a good person, but their inherently bad heart lead them to make all the wrong choices.  

Crabb and Goyle: They are associated with the aforementioned villainous classmate, so everyone still hates them. When in all reality they probably are not that bad but they are associated with the wrong people and have forever been grouped with that hatred.  

Filch: This is the student that absolutely hates anything fun, despises the Weasley twins, and HATES PEEVES! They walk around with a scowl on their face, their scary sidekick in toe, ready to turn in anyone that even thinks about breaking a rule. Sometimes you wonder how they got past the interview process to begin with, but maybe they just scared the interviewers so much that they had to let them in. 

Voldemort: This is the NAVLE in my mind. You can’t reach your full potential if you don’t defeat that damn test. Every year you are in school the weight of that test grows heavier and heavier. You know the final battle is going to test everything you have learned throughout your years of school and training. You know that it is going to be an epic battle of wits and you are going to leave that testing center feeling a lot worse for the ware but it can be done. IT MUST BE DONE FOR YOU TO LIVE YOUR LIFE LIKE THE PROPHECY PREDICTED!

Dolores Umbridge: This person isn’t necessarily a classmate, but it could be. They are despised beyond all others. They are hated more than the NAVLE, maybe not feared as much, but definitely hated more. They have inserted themselves into your veterinary school experience and every minute with them made it worse.

Bellatrix Lestrange: This person is sadistic and enjoys torturing people just because they like to watch them fall apart. They are intelligent but mentally unbalanced and easily lose focus but they are devoted to making the life of their victims worse through the teachings of Voldemort. Often twists reality to suit their view and purpose. Everyone is below them in status, at least that’s how they see things. Evil incarnated. 

Lucius Malfoy: This person often considers themselves better than those around them because of where they come from. Often acting as though other classmates are beneath them because those classmates took a different route to get here. At times they may even attempt to sabotage their classmates because of their belief that they are superior. This person often hides in the shadows, making it hard to detect their true feelings but if you watch their repeated actions their beliefs become very clear. 

Sirius Black: A person that you originally thought was evil due to rumors that had gone around the class. Then you take the time to get to know them and hey become family. People wonder why you like them, but you tell them that this person is good people.

Molly Weasley: This person is a mother figure in your school. It may be a classmate, a faculty member, or supporting staff. They often bring baked goods to class and try to make sure that everyone is happy and taken care of. They check-in often and are always there for you when you are down in the dumps.

Arthur Weasley: This person is a father figure to all. Often fascinated with things that have nothing to do with veterinary medicine. The job that they have often contradicts those outside interests but they don’t mind. They are goofy and light hearted most of the time but will kick ass and take names if need be.

Madeye Moody: This person knows everything, so much so that you are pretty sure they can see in all directions. They look crazy and dangerous but in all reality they are very smart and somebody you want on your team. At times they seem paranoid until their suspicions come to fruition.

Dobby: This is your family and friends that always seem to be there when you need them most. They put up with being treated like garbage because you are their family. Because let’s be honest, these people take the brunt of your piss poor mood when you are stressed. They are the closest too you so they see the absolute worst of you, but yet they still love you. So give Dobby something nicer than a used sock... Say thank you for the years that they put up with you. 

Hedwig: Don’t forget about the veterinary student’s pets. They are the real heroes to this story. Not only do they keep us sane but they put up with our constant poking and prodding. They also get voluntold to be the dummy for sooooo many wetlabs. All the while they greet you at the door with a wagging tail or a rub of the leg and would sacrifice their life for your at the drop of a hat.

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A Bird In The Hand Sundial Puzzle in Hogwarts Legacy with Our Expert Guide

If you're a fan of Hogwarts Legacy, you'll know that the game is filled with an array of puzzles to solve while you journey through the magical world. One such puzzle is the Sundial Ruin puzzle, which you'll come across during the final quest in Poppy Sweeting's storyline, A Bird in the Hand. In this comprehensive guide, we'll be providing step-by-step instructions to help you solve this puzzle and unlock the elusive treasure.

Solve A Bird In The Hand Sundial Puzzle

Starting the Puzzle To start the puzzle, you'll need to talk to Dorran the Centaur, who's located near the puzzle. Once you've had a chat with him, it's time to get started on solving the puzzle. Pay Attention to the Glowing Symbols As you approach the door, you'll notice that two symbols are glowing. These same symbols can also be found on circular plates on the ground. Your goal is to shine the light from the two movable ruins onto these symbols on the door. Three Ruin Towers in the Area There are three ruin towers in the area - one in the center and two on the rings surrounding the central ruin. The two rings can be moved using the Accio spell. By pressing the button on the central ruin, you'll make the other two ruins shed light. Moving the Towers with Accio Using the Accio spell, you can move the towers left or right by using the hook on them. It's crucial to pay attention to the positioning of the towers, as they need to be placed exactly on the circular rim within each ring. Solving the Puzzle To solve the puzzle, you'll need to reposition the tower on the outer ring and bring it to the back, near the door. Once you've done that, place it inside the circular rim, facing the opposite side of the symbol on the door. This will unlock the door, and you'll be able to claim your reward. In conclusion, solving the Sundial Ruin puzzle in Hogwarts Legacy's A Bird in the Hand quest can be a bit challenging, but with our guide, you'll have no problem getting to the treasure. If you enjoyed this guide, be sure to check out our other articles on Hogwarts Legacy for more tips and tricks." Also read: Pensieve Guardian In Hogwarts Legacy: A Comprehensive Guide Read the full article

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Hogwarts Legacy Weasley After Class Walkthrough

The Hogwarts Legacy Weasley After Class Walkthrough is your ultimate guide to exploring the wizarding world of Harry Potter like never before. In this game, players have the opportunity to join Fred and George Weasley on a series of exciting and mischievous adventures after class. With its engaging gameplay, challenging puzzles, and magical spells, this game is a must-play for fans of the Harry Potter franchise. Our walkthrough provides a comprehensive guide to completing each task, offering tips and tricks to help players succeed. Whether you're a seasoned player or a newcomer to the wizarding world, Weasley After Class guide is an essential resource for maximizing your gaming experience." In this walkthrough, we’ll guide you through the Main Story quest “Weasley After Class”, which will unlock Class Assignments, as well as continue the main story. We know that there are people who have a hard time finishing the Hogwarts Legacy game. If you are one of those who find it difficult to finish the game, let's take you to our Hogwarts Legacy guide.

Hogwarts Legacy Weasley After Class Walkthrough

Welcome to our Hogwarts Legacy Weasley After Class guide. In this walkthrough, we’ll guide you through the Main Story quest “Weasley After Class”, which will unlock Class Assignments, as well as continue the main story.#HogwartsLegacy Read the full article

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Harry Potter’s children headcannon

Ok so hear me out. Ginny grew up in a large family and Harry grew up without a family (cause the Dursleys were not a family to him I don’t care what you say) so together they would want a semi-large family. And Teddy they consider their first child though they always tell him they aren’t going to or aren’t trying to replace his parents. The first kids they have together are a set of triplets all boys who they name respectively: James, Sirius, and Remus. Next comes Fred about a year later and then lastly Lily. Now imagine McGonagalls face when she reads James, Sirius and Remus Potter, she has a f***ing heart attack cause she knows they are going to live up to their namesakes legacy, no doubt about that. Then a year later she sees Fred Potters name, oh no. Fred then becomes the fourth Marauder (Potter edition). The havoc the four of them wreck. Then comes along Lily. McGonagall sighs with relief when reading her name because her namesake was such a good student and a lovely girl but boy is McGonagall wrong. Lily is the best prankster our of them all. She knows all the tricks from the years of prank wars and she has learned so much about Hogwarts from her family’s stories and she walks into that school prepared, ready to become the 5th and final Potter Marauder. That year beholds some of the best pranks ever seen at Hogwarts, the 5 Potters give the original Marauders a run for their money. And you better believe that Teddy owls the 5 Potters constantly giving them tips and tricks and passing along his knowledge and so does George cause sadly his own kids aren’t really huge pranksters. And the best part (or maybe the saddest part) is that those 5 Potters are also almost spitting images of their namesakes. Of course it isn’t exact but still it occasionally catches mcgonagall off guard and she is suddenly thrown into the past, back to a time when she was younger and their were only 4 Marauders or 2 smiling red-headed pranksters and she almost cries once or twice.

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All’s Well That Ends Bell Hogwarts Legacy

Hogwarts Legacy is one of the most anticipated games of 2023 and for good reason. With its immersive open-world map and expansive geography, players are given the freedom to explore every nook and cranny of the wizarding world. One of the many quests that players can complete is "All's Well That Ends Bell," given by Evangeline Bardsley, a student who can be found in the daytime around the stairs in the Defense Against the Dark Arts tower.

All’s Well That Ends Bell Hogwarts Legacy

In this guide, we'll provide a comprehensive walkthrough of the "All's Well That Ends Bell" quest, as well as tips on how to solve the bell puzzles. Finding Evangeline Bardsley To begin the quest, players need to take the Floo Flame fast travel point located in the Defense Against the Dark Arts tower. After teleporting, players should head downstairs, and they will find Evangeline standing in the corridor. It's important to note that she can only be found there in the daytime, so players may need to wait in the glowing circle until it's daytime. Helping Evangeline with the Bells After talking to Evangeline, players will discover that she's concerned about the bells in the bell tower, and it's their job to help her correct the issue. To get to the bell tower, players need to go to the top floor of North Hall. As they're climbing the tower stairs, they will find the first bell near the staircase. Using Wingardium Levioso, players must carry the bell to the top and attach it where it belongs in the tower. Afterward, they'll find that there's still one bell missing, and they need to find it. The second bell is located on the second floor of the tower on the planks on the right of the staircase. Solving the Bell Puzzles Once players have found both bells, they must return to the bell tower and attach the second bell in its proper place. This is where the bell puzzle comes in, which requires players to use Wingardium Levioso to move the bells and attach them to their correct positions. After players have successfully attached both bells, they need to go back to the Defense Against the Dark Arts tower to meet Evangeline again. She'll be thrilled that the bells have been reattached, and this marks the end of the "All's Well That Ends Bell" quest. Also read: Hogwarts Legacy Open Level 2 And 3 Locked Doors Conclusion The "All's Well That Ends Bell" quest in Hogwarts Legacy is an exciting and challenging side quest that requires players to use their problem-solving skills to complete it successfully. By following the tips and tricks mentioned in this guide, players can complete the quest and receive their well-deserved rewards. With many other students offering quests in the game, there are plenty of opportunities for players to explore and uncover the wonders of the wizarding world. Read the full article