Hogwarts Legacy ending explained: Unpacking the good, evil & 'true' endings

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As players race through Hogwarts Legacy, you may have already heard that the Harry Potter prequel game has multiple endings. In this article, we're going to dive into all of the spoilers to explain how your choices do or do not make a difference.

We'll start by answering a couple of key questions – should you contain or open the Final Repository when Professor Fig asks, and can you keep playing after the final story mission? – and then we'll get deep into Hogwarts Legacy spoilers and run through how the game's endings differ.

We'll mark the spoilers clearly when we get to them, so you should be able to avoid them if you'd like. And so, feel free to read on and learn everything you want to know about the Hogwarts Legacy endings.

One piece of housekeeping before we get into the spoilers! If you're wondering if you can carry on playing and mop up your unfinished side quests after the Hogwarts Legacy ending, you're in luck – this game does not have a 'point of no return' mechanic. You can keep playing after the ending until your heart is content.

After you take down Rookwood and Ranrok, you will return to your Hogwarts Legacy common room and see the message above. It says that you are now free to continue any side quests that take your fancy. So if you are just about to start the last main mission, don't worry about finishing everything off before you head to the Final Repository.

Once you've battled your way to the Final Repository of Ancient Magic, through trolls and goblins aplenty, Professor Fig will ask the big question: 'What do you intend to do with it?'

The game gives you an option, allowing you to choose between 'I intend to open it' and 'I intend to keep it contained here'. But which one should you pick? The