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Ancient Magic Hotspots | Hogwarts Legacy Wiki
Ancient Magic Hotspots in Hogwarts Legacy are hotspots for the hidden Ancient Magic activity. Discover the sources of where the returning Ancient Magic is coming from. Uncover all Ancient Magic Hotspots that can be found in each of the different Locations and Regions of Hogwarts Legacy. Below are all the known Ancient Magic Hotspots, their Locations and how to find them.
Ancient Magic in Hogwarts Legacy
The first mention of Ancient Magic begins at the early trailer release of Hogwarts Legacy. Players will play as a unique character that has the ability to manipulate powerful Ancient Magic hidden in the wizarding world. You'll need to uncover what's behind the return of this forgotten magic and who is seeking to harness it to destroy wizardkind- as you may be the one that decides the fate of the entire wizarding world. Your character is not only expected to sense Ancient Magic, but be able to Invoke Ancient Magic. Invoking Ancient Magic for the first time will earn you an Achievement: A Keen Sense of Smell. You can also earn an Achievement for Using Ancient Magic on every Enemy in the game.
Ancient Magic Hotspots Rewards
Collection Ancient Magic Traces gives rewards from Challenges:
- Collected All Traces From 2 Ancient Magic Hotspots: Ancient Magic Meter + 1
- Collected All Traces From 6 Ancient Magic Hotspots: Ancient Magic Meter + 1
- Collected All Traces From 12 Ancient Magic Hotspots: Ancient Magic Meter + 1
Ancient Magic Hotspot Locations
Ancient Magic Hotspots can be encountered through the different Locations in Hogwarts Legacy. Hover over each region to display how many Ancient Magic Hotpsots can be encountered in each location. This will also display how many have been discovered so far. These icons are displayed to keep track of how many have been discovered in a particular location, but will not display exactly where they are on the map. Players will need to locate these Ancient Magic Hotspots through organic exploration. Pan out of each map region to display the total amount of discoverable hotspots there will be in that region.
- The Highlands: 0/20
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All Ancient Magic Hotpots Hogwarts Legacy
North Ford Bog
- No Ancient Magic Hotspot
Forbidden Forest
Ancient Magic Hotspot#1 - Forbidden Forest North
Ancient Magic Hotspot found just west from the North Fog Bog Entrance Floo Flame, but within the Forbidden Forest
- Location: Map Link
- Requirement: n/a
Ancient Magic Hotspot#2 - Forbidden Forest West
Ancient Magic Hotspot found 78 meters South from the West Forbidden Forest Floo Flame. Players will find four frogs along the wall in front of them as they explore the area, two on either side of a door. You'll be directed to another area with a sphere by the frog on the side closest to the door on the right. Take it, then use the frog to return to the main area. You can reach the top of the ruins by using the frog on the farthest side to the right of the door. Use Revelio and carefully navigate the trail above the ruins to reach there from there.
- Location: Map Link
- Requirements: Revelio
Hogsmeade Valley
Ancient Magic Hotspot#3 - Hogsmeade Valley East
Ancient Magic Hotspot found in East Hogsmeade Valley, among some ruins near a merchant. Activate the Magic Investigation and use your broom to enter the ruins from the roof. Then make your way down by destroying the hanging materials blocking your way and collect all 3 Ancient Magic Traces. You should climb the ladder to the right of the iron gate after exploring the area. A window covered with leaves and vines will be present, and a fire spell like Incendio can be used to destroy it. You can climb the two wooden platforms in the same place to grab another sphere, which will be sitting on the opposite side. You can also use a spell to break the pulley holding the cargo up in the region, then follow the hole it made in the floor to the third sphere.
- Location: Map Link
- Requirements: Incendio
North Hogwarts Region
Ancient Magic Hotspot#4 - Collector's Cave
Ancient Magic Hotspot found 78 meters West from the Collector's Cave Floo Flame. Activate the Magic Investigation and explore the ruins to collect all 3 Ancient Magic Traces. You must break the ground to drop down to the lower level, where you can use Depulso, Wingardium Leviosa and Accio to manipulate the tiles and pillars. A small group of Inferi will attack you. After defeating them, levitate the bones within the tomb to create a staircase and exit. Players must splinter the wooden ground slabs after exploring the hotspot. Players can find one sphere in the actual room by jumping into the opening that will appear in the ground. After using Accio on a wall block, you can grab the second sphere. Players can use Accio to build a stairway by using it on all of the skeletons to exit the underground region. A few bones are discovered inside the walls, and one is found inside a tomb in the center of the space.
- Location: Map Link
- Requirements: Depulso, Wingardium Leviosa and Accio
South Hogwarts Region
- No Ancient Magic Hotspot
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Reviews for "Transforming Ordinary Objects with Crayola Model Magic Milk"
1. Lisa - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with the Crayola model magic milk. Firstly, the consistency was way too sticky and gooey, making it hard to work with and shape into anything. Additionally, the smell was quite unpleasant, almost like spoiled milk, which made the whole experience even worse. I tried adding some water to improve the consistency, but it didn't make much difference. Overall, I would not recommend this product as there are much better options out there for modeling clay.
2. Mike - 1/5 - I found the Crayola model magic milk to be extremely disappointing. The texture was inconsistent and it didn't hold its shape well. It was too sticky and gooey, making it difficult to work with. The worst part was the smell, which was so off-putting that I couldn't continue using it. The product claims to be non-toxic, but the odor made me question its safety. I would not purchase this again or recommend it to anyone.
3. Sarah - 2/5 - I had high hopes for the Crayola model magic milk, but it fell short of my expectations. The consistency was too sticky and made a mess everywhere. It was difficult to mold and shape, and it didn't dry properly. The colors were also not as vibrant as I had hoped, which was disappointing. I would recommend trying a different brand if you're looking for a good modeling clay.