Why Hogwarts Legacy's Graphorn Den Doesn't Have Any Graphorns
Within the magical wizarding world of , some of the most impressive beasts are the majestic Graphorns, although their elusiveness in the game may provide some players with a bit of confusion. When players first have a chance to enter a Graphorn Den, they find it mysteriously and unexpectedly empty. According to lore, these large and aggressive creatures are a rare species, listed as endangered in the 1920s and later becoming fully extinct. takes place before this tragedy, however, being set in the late 1800s, and therefore one would expect the Graphorns to still be around.
Capturing Graphorns can be one of the most rewarding activities in. Whether players are looking to complete their Vivariums or want to unlock all the coolest mounts in the game, Graphorns are essential. Capturing one in the Nabsack does take a bit more effort and patience than some of the other creatures, however, given that they are some of the rarest beasts in the wizarding world. Of course, it's impossible to catch a Graphorn in an empty Graphorn Den in — but thankfully, there's a way for students to reverse the beasts' mysterious absence.
As well as being a satisfying endeavor, collecting Graphorns for the Vivarium is also important for achievement hunters looking to get 100% completion in .
Even though players can stumble across the location anytime, the Graphorn Den in will remain empty until players finish the San Bakar's Trial quest, «Lord of the Shore.» This is the final of the four trials that the student needs to overcome to learn the truth behind their ancient magic powers, and as such, the game's main quest line will need to be completed almost entirely before Graphorns begin to spawn in their home. This lengthy wait isn't all for naught, however, as the nature of the San Bakar's Trial should prove exciting to beast-tamers, and it ends with unlocking the powerful Graphorn mount in.
Because Graphorns are only available later in the game, eager students must be patient when it comes to
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