Hogwarts Legacy: 5 Worst Side Quests For Wizards & Witches To Avoid

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keeps witches and wizards quite busy, containing a plethora of characters to meet, places to explore, and things to do — but some quests should be omitted from students' schedules altogether, as they aren't worth the trouble thanks to their frustrating gameplay and lackluster rewards. Deputy Headmistress Weasley might not approve of this sentiment, encouraging players to explore and collect as many Field Guide pages as possible, but those not willing to sacrifice their sanity will be better off displeasing the Transfiguration professor and avoiding 's worst side quests.

While most side quests aren't outright excruciating, they can often seem repetitive or uninspired. Unfortunately, many take on the form of basic fetch quests that only differ in dialogue and items of interest, and despite their illusion of choice, they have no impact on the narrative whatsoever. In fact, even some of 's best side quests fall victim to these weaknesses, but thankfully, they come nowhere near the rock bottom that the game's worst side quests showcase.

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Exploring the massive school and discovering all of its secrets is one of the best ways to enjoy, but one particular find in the Bell Tower Wing is conversely a waste of players' time. Located directly above the Choir Room, the Bell Tower puzzle is easy to stumble across even before finding the «Solved By The Bell» side quest, and it can easily intrigue them with its seemingly simple solution. After all, sharp-eyed students will notice that in order to complete the puzzle, they'll simply need to insert the two stray bells back into their slots at the top of the tower.

However, this misleading quest can't actually be solved