Completing the main story of Hogwarts Legacy will take most players somewhere in the region of 25 hours. Completing everything that the game has to offer will take considerably longer though, with the game packing in a ridiculous amount of side quests, challenges, and other post-game content for players to sink their teeth into.
Those wondering what to do after finishing the main story in Hogwarts Legacy need worry not, as the game doesn't disappoint when it comes to post-game content. Even after Ranrok has been taken care of, there's still quite a lot to be done, particularly if players have been focusing exclusively on the Goblin rebellion at the expense of side content.
Updated May 6, 2023, by Tom Bowen: Sadly, Hogwarts Legacy does not have a New Game Plus mode. However, that's not to say that there isn't still plenty of endgame content, with players needing to complete all manner of tasks before achieving 100% completion. With over 100 side and relationship quests, countless Merlin Trials, and several hundred Field Guide pages to track down, those wondering what to do after beating the game will find themselves spoiled for choice due to the ridiculous amount of Hogwarts Legacy post-game content.
Complete Every Side Quest in Hogwarts Legacy
There are 57 side quests in Hogwarts Legacy, all of which will need to be completed for players to truly finish the game. Doing so will unlock a Trophy / Achievement called The Good Samaritan, while also providing players with a lot of XP. For those wondering, this total does not include the PlayStation-exclusive side quest Minding Your Own Business, though those with access to it should definitely check it out.
Every Side Quest in Hogwarts Legacy
- 'Beeting' a Curse
- 'Dissending' for Sweets
- 'Mer-Ky' Depths
- A Demanding Delivery
- A Friend in Deed
- A Thief in the Night
- Absconder Encounter
- All's Well That Ends Bell
- Birds of a Feather
- Breaking Camp
- Brother's Keeper
- Cache in the Castle
- Carted Away
- Crossed Wands: Round 1
- Crossed Wands: Round 2
- Crossed Wands: Round 3
- Cursed Tomb Treasure
- E-Vase-Ive Manoeuvre
- Flight Test
- Flying off the Shelves
- Foal of the Dead
- Follow the Butterflies
- Ghost of Our Love
- Gobs of Gobstones
- History of Magic Class
- Interior Decorating
- Kidnapped Cabbage
- Like a Moth to a Frame
- Phoenix Rising
- Portrait in a Pickle
- Rescuing Rococo
- Sacking Selwyn
- Solved by the Bell
- Spell Combination Practice 1
- Spell Combination Practice 2
- Spot Removal
- Summoner's Court: Match 1
- Summoner's Court: Match 2
- Summoner's Court: Match 3
- Summoner's Court: Match 4
- Summoner's Court: Match 5
- Sweeping the Competition
- Take the Biscuit
- Tangled Web
- The Daedalian Keys
- The Hall of Herodiana
- The Hippogriff Marks The Spot
- The Lost Astrolabe
- The Man Behind the Moons
- The Plight of the House-Elf
- The Sky is the Limit
- The Tale of Rowland Oakes
- The Unique Unicorn
- Troll Control
- Venomous Revenge
- Venomous Valour
- Well, Well, Well
Complete Every Relationship Quest in Hogwarts Legacy
As well as regular side quests, players can also complete special relationship quests to improve their bond with some of the house companions. This not only helps to flesh out the characters of Sebastian, Poppy, and Natty a little better but also grants players access to some unique items and spells, including the three unforgivable curses.
Sebastian's Relationship Quests in Hogwarts Legacy
- In the Shadow of the Undercroft
- In the Shadow of the Estate
- In the Shadow of The Bloodline
- In the Shadow of the Study
- In the Shadow of Discovery
- In the Shadow of Time
- In the Shadow of Distance
- In the Shadow of the Mine
- In the Shadow of the Mountain
- In the Shadow of Hope
- In the Shadow of the Relic
- In the Shadow of Fate
- In the Shadow of Revelation
- In the Shadow of Friendship
Natty's Relationship Quests in Hogwarts Legacy
- The Girl From Uagadou
- The High Keep
- The Lost Child
- Mum's the Word
- A Basis for Blackmail
- Grief and Vengeance
- Finding Focus
- Harlow's Last Stand
- Acting on Instinct
Poppy's Relationship Quests in Hogwarts Legacy
- Beasts Class
- Dragon Debrief
- Poached Egg
- The Poacher's House Call
- A Surprise Meeting
- The Centaur and the Stone
- It's in the Stars
- Bird in the Hand
- Poppy Blooms
Decorate the Room of Requirement
As well as spells and XP, completing certain side and relationship quests will also reward players with cosmetic items. Some of these can be used to change the appearance of Gear, while others can be used to decorate the Room of Requirement once it has been unlocked. There are a surprising amount of customization options here, allowing players to really make the room feel like home.
Complete Dueling Feats and Challenges
Those hoping to reach the max level in Hogwarts Legacy are going to have to grind out an awful lot of XP. Completing side quests can be a great way to do this, but those who still find themselves a little short can earn a little extra by completing challenges and dueling feats. This is also a great way to unlock new cosmetic items, which will no doubt appeal to some players.
Find the Remaining Field Guide Pages
There are 236 Field Guide Pages in total, most of which can be found in and around Hogwarts. Many of these can be found simply by casting Revelio, though some will need to be obtained by interacting with the statues dotted around the school or plucked out of the air using Accio. There are more Field Guide Pages in Hogsmeade too, as well as several other areas on the world map.
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Complete the Post-Game Main Story Quests
After completing Hogwarts Legacy's story, players will gain access to two main story new quests; these being Weasley’s Watchful Eye and The House Cup. The former requires players to complete the Field Guide, which means finding every single missing page. The latter becomes available after that, though only once players have reached Level 34. This serves as the game's true ending and a fitting conclusion to what is arguably the best Harry Potter game ever made.
Hogwarts Legacy is available now on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S|X, and PC. A Switch version is currently in development.