Have you noticed that it is not possible to visit the common rooms of other houses in Hogwarts Legacy? Rest assured, a recently discovered bug allows you to do this freely. It takes a bit of elbow grease, but it is possible. Here’s how.
If you’ve spent some time on Hogwarts Legacy: Hogwarts Legacy, you must have noticed something quite irritating: as it stands, apart from replaying a game, the game does not allow you to freely visit the common rooms of other houses. It’s a shame, since they are all worth the detour.
But if you want to go for a ride with the Slytherins while you are in Gryffindor, know that impossible is not rocket science: a Youtuber has found a way to break into the common rooms of other houses through a simple bug. We explain how to do it.
Hogwarts Legacy: how to visit the common rooms of other houses?
To visit the other three common rooms ofHogwarts Legacy, so you will have to go through a glitch discovered by Goldenhalk on YouTube. Here’s how:
- Travel to the village of Irondale on the map, located in the Feldcroft area to the south. If possible thanks to Floo powder.
- Once there, look right towards the mill and move towards the last house you see located just to the left of said mill.
- Go ahead and stick to the white sheet stretched on the wall to the left of the door of this house: your character will fall into the void, under the map. You triggered the bug.
- Get on your broom and head to Hogwarts.
- Look for the location of the common room you want to visit and while staying under the game map, try to appear there.
For your convenience, we have put the 4 videos that show you how to enter every common room in every house below.
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After all, it is quite normal that the game does not allow us to visit common rooms by default. In the books, we are not shown a wizard inviting a friend from another house to visit his common room. All inter-house meetings seem to take place in more public areas of the castle: the Great Hall, the library, empty classrooms, hallways, the Quidditch pitch, Hogsmeade, etc.
That’s not to say it’s impossible for such a thing to happen: after all, Harry and Ron manage to break into the Slytherin hall in the second book. But the fact that it’s never been shown once in Harry’s 7 years at Hogwarts strongly indicates that it’s not allowed.
