hogwarts legacy ravenclaw exclusive quest

I’ve seen Sundays end up being the highest peaks for games before, so we’ll see if it’s maybe able to beat Cyberpunk 2077 today. Hogwarts Legacy has just recently topped 800,000 concurrent players on Steam, the second highest single player game ever behind only Cyberpunk 2077. It’s actually close to event between the other three, but Hufflepuff lags significantly behind.

Hufflepuff, as we’ve said, has the best singular quest variant with the Azkaban quest, but they remain the least popular pick by quite a wide margin. That means Harry’s own house is in third place, and instead, most people want a run at being “bad guy” Slytherins, or at least attempting to redeem that oft-maligned house.

Using PSN trophies about the one unique quest we have: Update: Some rather interesting data has come in, as we now know which houses are the most and least popular, based on player trophy data. But I guess you don’t have to feel like you’re missing out much either, or the need to do a second playthrough, but wearing red. So really, no, there are not meaningful differences between the houses in gameplay or story, which I find to be kind of a bummer. There does not appear to be any other quests like this.

Weirdly, Hufflepuff seems to have gotten the best version of this quest as it involves going to Azkaban, which no other Houses do, but ultimately the objective of the quest is the same. There is essentially just a single House-specific quest in the game, one that happens about 14 main quests in that has to do with finding a ghost and some missing pages. This is probably the weirdest thing I’ve come across. The very beginning of the game will have you talk to a few House-specific NPCs there, but all Houses will meet those same characters later in the story. That said you will spend practically zero time there. I will say they put a lot of detail into making each common room really distinctive and themed to each house in cool ways.

Hogwarts legacy ravenclaw exclusive quest