Sebastian's story seems far more interesting than what happens with the main character.

Sebastian’s quest line was one of the best parts about this game. That being said, I felt as if the ending to the main story was less than satisfying.

1. That's not a secret ending, you get that by reaching lvl 34 and doing The House Cup quest. And 2. The Sebastian ending isn't an ending of the main quest, it's the last part of Sebastian's side quest.

Instead of making Ranrok immune to the killing curse, they absolutely should have added a separate ending where he gets instakilled, but your character is expelled and sent to Azkaban.

i fell bad for Sebastian cause if you dont do the questline for him we never find out what happens to Anne but if you do she hates him Sebastian cant win it seems

I was slightly disappointed that you don't really gain anything from any of the endings. Would've been cool if by keeping the power for yourself you'd unlock something like a spell, perk or even an outfit.

I finished Sebastian storylines first so I could use all the dark spells in the final missions. It was awesome.

I had no idea Fig died being crushed by that rock until the speech later mourning him. It was just so unexpected for him to go out like that

I think Sebastian's questline is the actual gameplay and the main quests are just something to do in between as Sebastian's is way more interesting xD

I had the first ending, but I had different voice options to choose from. I picked "I intend to open it", but instead of picking "This power should not be kept from the world." I had a third option saying "I want all the power for myself."

I was disappointed with the "Bad Ending" because the Keepers suggested you have 3 options. Take the power for yourself, destroy the repository or keep it sealed. I wanted to destroy it for good so I chose to open it, leading to "keeping the power for myself".

The look Ominis gives when Black praises Slytherin’s traits is so heartbreaking

Professor Fig's death scene in the good ending is a real gut punch 😢

Wow, that Sebastian Ending, that relic looks like a Sith Holocron.

Sebastian saying "Oh Anne. What have you done?" shows he really not only has no remorse for what he did, but he doesn't even recognize he was wrong. I thought he might have dropped his wand out of regret for killing his uncle, but after that line, I suspect he dropped it out of joyous shock. He was so thrilled he wouldn't have to fight anymore, he would, in his mind anyways, finally be able to save his sister. Even when the very person he is trying to save fights directly against him, he doesn't realize he is wrong. They did a fantastic job showing what the dark arts does to a person, and subsequently their thought process, but they didn't give us enough time to know Sebastian before he learned the dark arts. It would have made his obsession with curing his sister and the decent into madness it caused him much clearer than portrayed. Still I can't complain too much, they still got the story across.

There's literally no consequential difference for the story whether you choose to contain or release the power, however, if you choose to release the power, your wand will swirl with ancient magic in battle after the ending. PS: also, that's not a secret ending... it's the normal epilogue everyone gets.

Totally forgot about George. I always remembered him as the emergency food I threw at the dragon at the very start to make it leave me alone.

Sebastian hit his own uncle with Avada Kedavra shit caught me off guard

I just want to give Sebastian a hug

while i love the game, i wish choices would matter more. I feel like the game is a little too straight, we should've been able to get different endings to sebastians story.

My favorite part is the part where you see different teachers showing their classes. And also the part where prof. Weasly gave points. That ending felt like watching a harry potter movie and reminded me about the first harry potter movie for some reason. The professor fig death looked emotional. I'm not yet at that part, just finished that quest where Sebastian can teach you crucio. Still need to do the map chamber quest. I also haven't learned bombarda and that transformation spell for some reason. Just reached level 32 as I'm writing this.

the first ending is so good, especially when the MC eyes glows that just WOW

11:06 with this power, we could be more powerful than voldemort

depending on your dialog and advancement in the side quest, the choice you can make at the final battle is different..I dont entirely sure which side quest or dialog affect this

Sebastian story was the most interesting, because you either decide to turn him in or talk with Ominis about it. He will dissappear after the final talk, you can find letter from Anne to him at their home in Feldcroft. Or if you decide to turn Sebastian in, he will be sent to Azkaban.

I liked the voice actor for most of the game but in the final battle he could’ve put more into those lines

There’s only 2 endings good or bad. With the “secret ending” being an epilogue tie up. The the Sebastian ending is just the last main quest in seb questline

i feel bad for sebastian, in a way i don't think he was a bad person. he kinda shares a akins story in way, all he wants to do is save the person he cares for the most. but does it all in the wrong way

The ending intro was best felt like Professor Assembled! 😂 Also my favourite quest was headmaster one that was hilarious made me genuinely laugh

Honestly what we do with non-forbidden spells to the enemies is so cruel that story couldn't make me think that spells like avada kedavra are not merciful. Honestly Crucio is the only real forbidden one for me. In wizarding world you have love potion that basically controls somebody else, yet imperio is the big bad. Because of that Sebastian's story is great but because of how horrible other spells seem, it's getting hard to believe that dark arts make him choose to kill his uncle amd not his trauma and personality

"I want all the power to myself". Not sure how I ended up with the "third" option on the bad ending, but was definitely worth it 😎

dude how the hell did you even do this???? the game's been out for 2 seconds you're too good man

When I got the bad ending, I got the real bad ending. My character didn't say he'll use the power for good. He said it's his power by right and he'll use it to rule the world or something like that. I literally can't find anything online about that ending.

Honestly the only difference between good and bad. Is you hold Professor Fig in your arms as he dies. Both endings has you seal away the magic. Plus that secret ending is just you completing the game.

I got a third opinion to choose from after saying I'd release it. Basically the same as the bad ending but my character said he'd use it because it's his power

What happens if you say I intend to keep it. Then say “you’re right” to Fig’s response?

Do you have to do Sebastian’s quest before the games ending or can it be left till afterwards?

How is the bad ending bad tho? From what I've seen, you did a lot of good when you chose to harness the power. Professor Fig also did not die.

I had Solomon conjure a giant flame tornado right as I beat him and it kept going throughout the dramatic cutscene, it wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't loud as hell too.

13:13 Any ending in which your character wears that hat instantaneously qualifies as a bad ending in my book.

Had my legendary mask on for the evil ending so I didn't even notice my eyes turn red 💀

Hmmm I had a Third option to pick from. (1)"You're right" (2)"This Power should not be kept from the world" and I had (3)"I want the power for myself" did all side quests and Sebastian's quests before the main quest.

Black knows he is cocking up the speech but at least it became apparent he did actually feel bad about figs death as he starts to hold back his blubbing

I love how professor fig just got yeeted and the games immediately like “sell your gear” lmao

i did the bad ending but still got the end scene where the professors are talking in the dining hall

Poor Sebastian… his uncle should have let him at least tried to cure her with dark magic.

It is my headcannon that because I killed Ranrok Sebastians sister is free of the curse but she will not tell Sebastian because he killed their uncle.

I’ll be honest with you sabby the only reason I stuck around this long was to learn the killing curse

Can't deny Sebastian Questline is way too good comparing with the MC questlines. nice to see that

I took the power to intend on doing good hoping I could cure Sebastian’s sister

Would be cool if your decision to take the power at the end of this game effects whether your a good or bad guy in the next game!

So if you choose to open it you get the power but are you more op n continue on or does it just end

The ending was really disappointing. Literally, the only difference is that Fig dies next to us instead of "outside the screen". There is no change in what you choose, they could at least give us a new spell if we choose a bad end or new cloth skin, but there is nothing.

All the quests you did in the game had only one purpose: to let in only the chosen one. At the end of the game, six professors went in.

I have yet again been bamboozled. The title says there's a secret ending, but when going to the supposed "secret ending" chapter on the video, it's literally just the post game cutscene, which is not secret and is part of the normal ending.

Bad ending best ending he got all the power and still did good.

So are we able to visit the repository after beating the game or is it closed off forever?

I liked this game way more than I thought I would. It has some genuinely great characters like natty and poppy which I don’t see anyone talking about because Sebastian was also in the spotlight. That said. I would expect that now that the gate is open and with the success there will be an inevitable sequel. I would prefer seeing a game in the same style but unrelated to this story. I think it’s largely wrapped up. Any loose threads can be tied down in expansions or left loose. It is a good self contained story in this universe. Now let us see something a bit different. Maybe a game set even further back in time. Or one set in modern times. Go to Japan, America, or Africa and visit those schools. My only holdup with this game is the same I had with the shadow games. How does it fit into the lore? I wouldn’t mind if it was a separate thing and they were allowed to do whatever they wanted. In games it’s hard to play as anyone but the strongest character ever because you are the player. Our character in hog leg is out here taking out hundreds of wizards and dozens at once yet there can obviously be no mention of him in normal lore because they are whatever you make of them. I do find it annoying when you defeat one or two ashwinders and your guy mumbles about how “no one will believe this” right after I just killed three trolls and a dozen other wizards.

i finished the game but dont have the go to great hall quest is there something you need to do it?

I like your character , he is so handsome. Also did you made a gameplay video with him or just random videos with cool stuff showing the game ?

You barley interact with the professors, Fig is only on the chamber to tell you he'll wait for you on the next trial, and when you get to that said trail he goes back to the chamber. I was expecting a twist like Fig was the real villain, like the grandson of the girl and he was using imperious to control goblins and blame them. Besides Rookwood what was his role he appear in like threes scenes and then you kill him. And what's worst is that under Hogwarts there is this extremely powerful ancient magic and no one tried to get it before Harry's story, nor even Voldemort.

Man, this game was just released on the 10th of this month. How does anyone manage to complete the game fully in so little time? 😳

Every cutscenes sounds like they took out 80% of the sound effects or something, they feels intensely empty sometimes

If you do the Anne and Sebastian scene/quest before facing Ranrok Its Ominous who talks to you after Professor Weasley speech.

Just completed this game, thought the ending was shit. Sebastian story was more intriguing than the actual story imo.

I Hope there will be a dlc❤

How do you get we’re it shows the triangle or circle or x or square when your blocking is it a talent or something

I have chosen to use the power and still had the ending with fig dying there saying wizardry is in my good hands, and that school scene.

I really loved this game, just finished it 😁😁

I suspect that Sebastians quest is setting him up to be the villain of the sequel

I would like to play but my graphics card is 460 and the recommended is 441, does it matter if I play the game with a different graphics card? I really need to know before I potentially destroy my pc

I legit enjoyed Sebastian's quest more than the main quests, I'm surprised that it wasn't set to change the course of the game but rather just gave us reasons to affect our choices. Natty and Poppy's side quests were also fun to go through and Poppy's side was 2nd best to Sebastian's. There should have been more.. I agree. I wish if it's not DLC than perhaps a sequel. But I do feel like it's a good beginning for this title.

I thought it was funny that garlik didn't bother coming to help fight at the end

That's truly awesome-the way you made your character look like Tom Holland. Jk, this game is amazing, I absolutely love it!

how did u do all the endings on one account?

I forgot to turn the music back on and the secret ending was so awkward. Me, standing in the back with all those eyes on me and no one cheering but 6 people from my house. Make sure your music is turned on before the ending or it would be so weird

For those of you wondering why the Bad End doesn't seem bad at all, it's one of those typical moral things about "no one man should have all that power" (yes, I did just quote one of Kanye's songs). It's basically suggesting that, despite doing good, he would also eventually lose control of the power he wielded. That no man can control such power forever, that him having more power than basically all of Wizard kind is a bad thing. It's pretty weak, I gotta admit, especially given the story ends with the game (I doubt they'll sequel this thing. If they do, it probably won't have this dude in it at all). So all of what I said can never be seen and is merely suggested, so ultimately fails to show a consequence to taking the power for yourself. It's the horoscope of endings: "Your future will be evil because Repository is in orbit. Be careful to not to sit on your wand on Tuesdays and pronounce it Levio-sir to annoy those around you who say it's Levio-sah. You are the true lord of the dance no matter what those idiots at work say."

does the secret ending happen automatically if you've made sure to do most of the stuff?

Am i the only person who volumes down sfx just a smidge and max volume voices when playing? Honestly i cant hear the words sometimes.

I had different responses? Mine said “You’re right” or “I want the power for all mine”

You can still be evil and choose the good ending nothing happens after end game tbh

I'm not playing the game yet and just watching other youtuber, but how we can get the secret ending and sebastian ending?? Is that from main quest??

Interesting. On my playthrough I was able to say '' I want the power for myself ''. And as far as the 'secret ending' thats... literally a main quest at the end of the game?

Nothings better than an evil Hufflepuff :)

I have no idea why theoretically we cant build an alliance w the goblins and give them what they say belongs to them like

What happens if you select the first option “Seal the magic” and on the second option select the one “share that the magic exists”

I didn’t even realise that there was a secret ending. I’ve only finished the story once and that ending just played out so assumed that was just part of the regular ending lol

Ok I’ve got the good ending, nice

Plot twist: Hogwarts Legacy isn't about your character, or any of the Ranrok stuff, or any of the Ancient magic stuff. It's all about Sebastian.

I lost it when Harry said "We made it"

The end of the secret ending sounded like Lego people cheering you

Bad Ending is good, Slytherin one . I just manipulate Ominis Gaunt and Sebastian Sallow to get what i want and at end get all power he/she want from beginning ...

Is there anyway to make Fig survive??

Anyone else notice that the slytherin student at 25:10 has the same eyes as is Isadoras father and the student fails to show any emotion at all when celebrating their house

This type of magic must be very closely related to whatever the Dementors are.

0:20 the hell is this Avengers Assemble cutscene?😂

Oh brother Imagine our choices not really meaning anything

I had the good, secret and Sebastian ending all in one play though, they happen at different times

Something that annoyed me throughout the game is that no one had anything to call you buy other than, "That new fifth year." Most of the time they just avoid having to say anything when anyone's talking to you.

Professor Black was criminally underutilized in this game. In fact, I would've preferred if unexpectedly _he_ would've appeared to save us from that falling pillar, as means of validating him as a person whose portrait's would celebrate Voldemort's downfall. Professor Black's supposed to be unpleasant, not evil. The game is just a _little_ poorer for missing an opportunity to see him step up when it truly matters, as the rightful Head of Hogwarts that he in fact is, it just is a bit out of character for him to do nothing. Moreover, the voice actor described him as a "help and a hindrance" to our progress? No, he wasn't, he was barely in the game. Have him show up unexpectedly in Hogsmeade to fend off Victor Rookwood, Theophilus Harlow, or both during a _later_ quest than the troll attack. A cutscene where a Killing Curse is cast, and before it can hit us, we're either magically yanked out of the way with a Locomotion Charm, or an object comes soaring through the air obstructing it's path. Black stands there, wand aloft and tells him in no uncertain terms that he'll step away from his student(s) if he knows what's good for him. Rookwood is taken a bit aback by seeing _Black_ of all people come to our rescue, which is followed by a brief cutscene duel where we see that the two of them are fairly evenly matched, but ends with the good headmaster getting the upper hand and lands a spell that blasts him into a wall. A triumphant Professor Black asks if he is ready to surrender yet. Rookwood might pick himself up, a tad unsteadily, and bitterly demand to know why Black's interfering, remarking that that rumours had it that he didn't particularly care for his students. Black can snort in a contemptuous manner, and haughtily respond something along the lines of: "I am the Headmaster of Hogwarts, Rookwood. I might not particularly _enjoy_ every part of that job, but surely, not even _you_ can be naive enough to expect me to simply stand idly by and _let_ you attack one of my students right in front of me? You could never land a spell on me in the duelling club when we were students, Victor, and you certainly won't be able to land one on this pupil whilst I am here. So do the smart thing and walk away while you still can. Go on - be off with you! Chop, chop!". See? Now he's being a help. Then he could be a hindrance by seeing us in his office after the fact where he confronts us about the rumours of our "extracurricular activities" with Professor Fig. He could say that he had half a mind to revoking our Hogsmeade privileges so we'll be be forbidden from leaving the grounds under any circumstances, and would, if he found so much as a shred of evidence that said rumours were true. He could remove points, give us a detention with a snide reference to the special assignments the teachers gives us, where we must learn the Scouring Charm by Gladwin Moon and help clean the Trophy Room after Peeves spilled something on the various student accolades as part of our punishment. Maybe run some errands around the castle for other teachers, too, before we could continue to next main quest? See? Hindrance. Or if he _did_ revoke our privileges, sneaking out of the castle through the secret passage to Hogsmeade because come curfew, Hogwarts would enter a complete lockdown to prevent us from leaving, so we would have to sneak out through the secret passage to Honeydukes to exit the castle, as every entrance in and out of the castle had been sealed by Black himself. We could meet Fig in Hogsmeade, who reveals that luckily for them, in addition to being the professor of Magical Theory, he is also Keeper of the Keys, so while the other teachers patrols _inside_ the castle, one of his duties is to patrol the grounds, so that's how he sneaked out. He doesn't want us to tell how we did it, but he does prudently remind us of the importance of being back in the castle before morning so Black won't know that we've been gone, before Side-Along Apparating us to the quest area. See? Hindrance. Another, more subtle way he could involve himself absent heroics that came to me when I overheard an exchange I heard between two student NPCs went like this: "One would've thought Aurors - or someone from the Ministry - would've have been here by now to protect us after that troll attack in Hogsmeade." "Black would never allow it, he'd seem completely incompetent. Which he is! Ha, ha!". Well, what with a different interaction from the teachers? *Abraham Ronen:* I say, have you spoken to the Headmaster today? He never showed up for breakfast; and it's not like him to miss a meal. *Matilda Weasley:* He was sleeping in this morning, and I can't say I blame him. I daresay that he has been more proactive last night than I've ever seen him. *Abraham Ronen:* What do you mean? *Matilda Weasley:* He received an owl from Sirona Ryan, the landlady at the Three Broomsticks. Apparently, right after the troll attack in Hogsmeade, Victor Rookwood and Theophilus Harlow came to the Three Broomsticks and wanted to talk to our new fifth year. Rookwood's taken an interest in them, for some reason, so Professor Black has been up all night increasing the security around the castle. ^Abraham Ronen:* That is troubling news indeed. But Hogwarts is safe enough? Why would he feel the need to reinforce the protections around the school? Even if Rookwood _had_ stood a chance of breaching the castle's defences to get to the student, surely, you are not suggesting that the Headmaster believes that he would be foolish enough to try? *Matilda Weasley:* I highly doubt it, but he said it was a precaution. He even refused to let me help him when I offered to assist him, and insisted to handle it himself. *Abraham Ronen:* A precaution? But - forgive me, Professor Weasley, but I was rather under the impression that the enchantments around that was already in place were _already_ enough to keep out Rookwood and his ilk? *Matilda Weasley:* They certainly were, but while the Headmaster does not put much stock in rumours about mounting goblin rebellions, he's insisting on taking no chances where Dark wizards such as Victor Rookwood are concerned. *Aesop Sharp:* Well, that is _something_ I suppose... Even if he only did it to be seen as doing something in case it came out that he was alerted to Rookwood targeting a student and he would look bad if he just kept twiddling his thumbs. *Matilda Weasley:* _Aesop!_ *Aesop Sharp:* What? Do you disagree? *Abraham Ronen:* Let's not quibble! Let's just finish our rounds and try to get a bit of shut-eye before morning comes knocking, shall we? *Aesop Sharp:* Very well, Abraham. See? Help. For the wrong reasons, but narratively speaking; help. I would also have liked an acknowledgement of the fact that Black, while _unsuited_ to be the Headmaster of Hogwarts because he took the job for the wrong reasons, isn't at all _unqualified_ for the job, which are two different things. It'd be so easy, too: Sneak into the Faculty Tower during the Side Quest "Lunar Lament" and let's hear Matilda or some other teacher lament about how Professor Black _could_ have made for a great administrator if only he had been less involved. Something along the lines of: *Bai Howin:* Did you speak to the Headmaster? He still hasn't answered my owl. *Matilda Weasley:* Yes, yes, he said he was too busy now, but that he would be getting around to it soon. *Bai Howin:* Another delay? *Matilda Weasley:* I know, I know! Honestly, I shall never understand that man. We teachers spend _all year_ revising the curriculum, and all he has to do is to go over our notes. Once a year, he's scheduled to meet with the Board of Governors to review the syllabus for the next term before sending it in for approval by the Department of Magical Education, and he always waits until the last possible moment to do it! It's a shame, because while he's never been too fond of teaching, it's not as though he does not value learning in and of itself, you know. Some of his insights has done wonders for our lesson plans, and I'm not the only one who thinks so. Just imagine the quality of the education offered at Hogwarts would have looked like if he took an actual interest in what we taught the students? Have the Headmaster's office been more explorable. Note that there's a collection of alchemical manuscripts in the bookshelves, and have the MC note how impressive it is that Black's taken an academic interest in alchemy, as that's some of the most difficult magic known to wizardkind. Have some letters spread around his office where we're informed that he is established to be in correspondence with other notable members of academia for _his own sake_ - maybe even some of the same people Dumbledore corresponds with as a student, like Bathilda Bagshot and so on. Black's noted to be more preoccupied with the kudos of being the Headmaster of the greatest wizarding world, that he is very preoccupied with his status in the wizarding world; how about having us find copies of scholarly journals? Hsow funny wouldn't it be to find a stack of them; "Look at this! _The Practical Potioneer,_ _Transfiguration Today,_ _Challenges in Charming_ - Professor Black's been publishing papers in all of these! Wait - there are pages missing from some of these? Why would Professor Black rip apart his own journals?", and then we find the missing pages; papers written by other professors at the school in the drawer of his desk. Professor Black's pettily pulled them out so he will only see his own work when he reads them and hidden the evidence. :'D And this was just off the top of my head. SO many missed opportunities.