10 Rarest Things That Can Happen In Hogwarts Legacy
Hogwarts Legacy's incredible open-world experience of allowing players to become students of the iconic Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the 1800s is full of mysterious and magical situations that add to the immersion. The developers of the game added so many intricate details to the game that there are many that most players will never find, including some interactions or events that are incredibly rare. Even playing through the narrative multiple times, choosing different Houses to join, and exploring new dialogue options, players can continue to see new things with every playthrough.
Randomized world events in also play a role in making each player's journey different from the next. As the frequency of such events is entirely based on chance, there's no way for students to trigger them of their own volition (not even by downing a vial of Felix Felicis, unfortunately). To experience them first-hand, players will simply need to continue exploring. At the end of the day, however, there's no way to guarantee that even keen-eyed witches and wizards will be able to encounter the game's rarest events and interactions.
Most players will be familiar with the two suits of armor just outside Central Hall — one of which can frequently be heard humming a tune, which in turn prompts their miffed companion to give them a firm shove. In one rare event, though, students can witness the passive-aggressive nudging escalate into fully-fledged murder.
As xGarbett showcases on YouTube, the fed-up suit of armor will put their blunt weapon to use, bashing their neighbor into bits before casually returning to their post. The hilarious encounter is ultimately for naught, though, as the dismantled statue will continue with his now ""
Many players can play without ever learning that it is possible to visit the kitchens of Hogwarts Castle, by «tickling the pear» of a painting near the Hufflepuff common room entrance. Even those players who do enter may not get to witness one of
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