All 4 Hogwarts Legacy Common Rooms, Ranked Worst To Best

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The overall design of the iconic castle in is beautifully crafted and gives players a sense of truly being a part of the Hogwarts experience. This is especially true for common rooms, with each of the four having its own design theme to set it apart and reflect the values of that respective House. Depending on where the player is sorted, they will essentially have that common room as their home away from home at Hogwarts.The common rooms are a place to meet up with other wizarding students, practice spells, and just relax and enjoy a cozy, home-like environment after a long day of school.

Each House common room is different from the others to reflect the values and color theme of each. Even the locations of the common rooms seem to carry forward some suppositions about the personalities of each House, with Slytherin being sent to the dungeons and Hufflepuff in the basement, while Gryffindor and Ravenclaw each have grand tower locations. The art designers and developers of tailored each common room design for its specific house, including the background music for each of those areas in the game. The variety in style between the four is distinct, but each offers a grand feel that one would naturally expect from Hogwarts Castle.

The Slytherin House has a bad reputation, and unfortunately, its common room in does nothing to change it. Entering the Slytherin common room involves a fantastical bit of magic with a large serpent rising up to reveal the hidden door, but once inside, it's a dark and cold space. The skeletal remains of creatures decorating the space, combined with hard marble and lack of lighting don't distract one from the knowledge that they are in a dungeon, although the underwater view out the windows is a