Should you turn Sebastian in during Hogwarts Legacy's darkest quest?

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Warning: This article contains major spoilers for Hogwarts Legacy.

For the most part, Hogwarts Legacy is quite a wholesome experience. But if you're trying to play the game in an evil fashion, you've likely already started Sebastian Sallow's dark quest line.

Note: in this article we're getting deep into spoilers for Sebastian's side mission storyline, up to and including the mission entitled 'In the Shadow of Fate'.

Hogwarts Legacy has multiple endings to its main story, and this side mission also presents players with a choice that has major consequences, branching the narrative into two distinct paths.

Will you turn Sebastian in or not? If you've got to that point in Hogwarts Legacy and you're looking for some guidance, read on!

If you've reached the point in the game where you're asking this question, you already know that Slytherin student Sebastian Sallow kills his father using Avada Kedavra in the dramatic conclusion of his dark quest line. It is, without a doubt, the darkest mission in the game.

Later, in the Undercroft, the game gives you the option to turn Sebastian in or to let him get away with the murder of his dad. Of course, in the real world, patricide is a serious crime and should always be reported. But what is the right choice in the game?

We'd say that the choice to turn Sebastian in or not comes down to personal preference and your unique play style.

If you are playing Hogwarts Legacy as a goodie, making the right and honourable choices at every opportunity, it would make sense for your character to turn Sebastian in and make him answer for his crime. It is the morally/legally right thing to do, after all.

However, if you are embracing evil in Hogwarts Legacy and trying to live the life of a Dark