What Happens To Professor Fig In Hogwarts Legacy?
Throughout , the player is guided by the kindly Professor Fig, a mentor of sorts who helps the player figure out the wider mystery surrounding Isidora and her ancient magic. He is the one that introduces players to Hogwarts in the first place and guides them through the tutorial at the beginning. Naturally, a character like that has a big role to play in the finale, where the player must make a crucial choice.
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At the end of the game, players must make one of the toughest choices in — to decide once and for all whether they follow the good or evil path. Either choice results in a similar ending, although Eleazar Fig's fate changes slightly. Unfortunately, no matter what choice is made, Professor Fig's fate in is not a happy one.
Some of the game's most interesting quests and locations reside well off the beaten path, meaning most Hogwarts Legacy players will never find them.
No matter whether the player chooses to open or contain the Repository in, Ranrok appears, steals the dark magic, and transforms into a giant glowing red dragon. However, if the player chooses to open the Repository in the hopes of stealing the dark magic for themselves, then poor Professor Fig will be crushed by collapsing rubble before the player fights Ranrok. It's a truly tragic end for such a wonderful character.
Once the player defeats Ranrok, they'll steal the dark magic, and their eyes will glow red, implying that they have become incredibly powerful, although this is left as just one of the many unsolved mysteries in . This is then followed by a ceremony held by Professor Weasley in honor of Professor Fig, in which she delivers a moving speech about him. The player must sit through it, knowing that they were unable to save the Professor, and watched him die beneath the rubble.
Hogwarts Legacy takes place long before Harry Potter is born, but it features plenty of characters whose descendants appear in the books and movies.
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