Wish I Knew THIS Before Choosing My House in Hogwarts Legacy

Daaamn why is everyone else’s special quest so lame but HufflePuffs get AZKABAN! Of all places.

My friend who is in Slytherin watched me, a Hufflepuff, go to Azkaban and was immediately jealous as he never got that in his game play. 😂

I think thematically Slytherin makes the most sense to the story since Sebastian would be the first student you meet, and his story is by far the deepest quest line that honestly feels better than even the main story

As a Ravenclaw I really enjoyed the banter with Sebastian as we explored catacombs. The witty back and forth, snapping teases at each other was one of the truest "friendship" moments the game had to offer. " You're not a bad chap'...for a Slytherin" / "For a Ravenclaw you have yet much to learn".

I wish there were more House specific quests like this in the game.

I did Ravenclaw, and what really bugged me was the fact that the quest ended without having me bring the wand back to Ollivander. As if the game was like: "Oh right, the famous wand that Ollivander wanted back to bring peace inside his family! Meh, who cares?"

The Ravenclaw common room is by far the best. The fact that is in the sky and it looks so stylish is beautiful.

Hufflepuff got the objectively best version of this quest, but I’m going to maintain Slytherin is the best house in the game simply because it make’s Sebastian’s plot much deeper. The friendship between you, Ominis, and Sebastian feels a lot more genuine when you’re all in the same house and seeing the group fall apart hits home more. It’s probably the best questline in the game because it’s essentially “what if you had a core trio like in HP but Ron Weasley slowly turned evil?”

As a Hufflepuff I was so excited to go to azkaban and actually see even a small part of it but when I went to tell my BF about it he was a RavenClaw and had no idea what I was on about🤣 we didn't know each house had its own stuff at the time

For me, more than visiting Azkaban (which is honestly pretty quick but interesting anyway), I particularly liked how Hufflepuff's quest felt more like a true ending. It's the only version of the story in which Jackdaw discovers about Anne's fate, and the only one in which she's proven innocent.

Love the Hufflepuff quest, but I especially love how our common room looks like a hobbit hole.

Jackdaw's quest was quite interesting from each House perspectives, as it basically challenges your values. Your daring nature for Gryffindor. (Stealing for a friend, and participate in a ghost party) Your intelligence for Ravenclaw. (Solving a puzzle) Your cunning nature for Slytherin. (Negotiating with an elf for favors) Your sense of justice for Hufflepuff. (Bringing justice to a broken woman)

For anyone that's upset about Azkaban being a Hufflepuff inclusive and is thinking about playing Hufflepuff only for this reason - You're inside of Azkaban for maybe 2-3min before you talk to a old lady in there and that's it. Don't get me wrong, the atmosphere is pretty nice but other than that you're not missing out on much.

I will say, Jackdaw did say he thought Anne left him and was heart broken(that is why he was traveling the world after he died). So didn't know she was even accused of killing him. It's definitely got a Romeo and Juliet vibe going on. Bad communication will be the death of us all :)

From a story perspective, I liked Gryffindor’s quest because it made sense. But it would’ve been cool if all the Houses got their own special location to visit that isn’t revisitable. Like Ravenclaw could’ve gone to Diagon Alley, Slytherin could’ve gone to The Chamber of Secrets, Gryffindor could’ve gone to Godric’s Hollow, or possibly a house could’ve gone to the Ministry of Magic HQ.

I just confirmed that inside the Slytherin common room the upper windows are fully submerged in water, while they are not from the outside. When you trigger the kraken, you see air bubbles going up the round windows. Canonically they should be fully submerged. I think it was book 7 where Harry said the Slytherin common room was at the bottom of the lake (shortly before going to the Malfoy mansion).

I am in the middle of doing the Hufflepuff version, thinking everyone gets to go to Azkaban 😂 and now seeing people complain that Hufflepuff gets the cool version all I can think is "Aww man! I missed out on a ghost party?"

I've played up to at least the Map Room as all four houses (Ravenclaw is my main playthrough and the only one I've 100%). It was really neat seeing the different angles of this quest told from the four perspectives. I liked all of the quests with them ranging from good to great. I'd rank them as follows: 4. Ollivander's Legacy (Ravenclaw). While I am disappointed that I have to put my house's quest at the bottom, I only do so because it is the shortest and least complex of the four. You only solve one fun little puzzle at the Owlery and it's over. But it does have some nice details about Ollivander's family and the scene with Jackdaw at the Owlery is pretty fun. 3. Scrope's Last Hope (Slytherin). I put this at the third because, like with the Ravenclaw quest, it is relatively simple. But it's a little higher due to getting some more interactions with Scrope, learning more about the Black family, being able to explore the hidden grotto, and the fun reference to the Hogwarts giant squid. 2. The Hunt for the Missing Pages (Gryffindor). This quest was surprisingly beefy in size (pun intended). You get lots of time with Nearly Headless Nick, you get to explore the kitchens and talk to the house elves there, and you get to meet and play a game with the Headless Hunt. 1. Prisoner of Love (Hufflepuff). It's crazy just how good this quest is. You get some more worldbuilding of the wizarding world and the Diggory family, you involve yourself with a very interesting and tragic murder mystery plot, you get to visit Azkaban prison, you get to see Dementors and the Patronus Charm, and you have a really tragically creepy scene of talking to Anne. It's a dark and complex quest and, clearly, was my overall favorite of the four.

The Azkaban visit was disturbing lol, I was wondering why they assigned it to Hufflepuff. It wouldve made more sense if each different scenario correlated with house traits, like beasts or botanicals for Hufflepuff, puzzles for Ravenclaw, something dark for Slytherin, something brave for Gryfindor etc.

One additional thing to consider for follow on playthroughs is that witches get to see the entire common rooms while wizards do not. The Gryffindor common room is fairly movie accurate, but for the wizards is incredibly small compared to the other common rooms until you realize you can't go to the witches section, and there are lootable chests in that area. So just something to consider for a second playthrough.