Should you turn in Sebastian in Hogwarts Legacy?

Sebastian in Hogwarts Legacy

In Hogwarts Legacy, players will be presented with plenty of choices, including whether or not to turn in Sebastian Sallow. Deciding can be difficult if you are not sure of the consequences so our guide will help to make the choice.

The world of Hogwarts Legacy is filled with many paths for you to explore, as you’ll be presented with choices that determine exactly what kind of Witch or Wizard you’re going to be after picking your House and Wand. But keep in mind, those who want to lean towards the dark side can do so freely due to the lack of a morality system in the game.

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Fans are gearing up for the release of Hogwarts Legacy on Xbox One and PS4 and that means they will face similar choices. One, in particular, will confuse players about whether or not to turn in Sebastian Sallow during In the Shadow of Fate quest.

Here’s what you need to know about the consequences of your choice.

What happens if you turn in Sebastian in Hogwarts Legacy?

If you choose to turn Sebastian in for his crimes, he will be expelled from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and you will not be able to see him again, but this will not happen if you decide not to report him.

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If you haven’t learned how to cast Avada Kedavra and you turn Sabastian in then you will not be able to learn this Unforgivable Curse at any later point in your playthrough of the game.

Sebastian Sallow teaches you Unforgivable Curses in Hogwarts Legacy.

Should you turn in Sebastian Sallow in Hogwarts Legacy?

You should not turn in Sebastian Sallow if you want to become a Dark Wizard in Hogwarts Legacy. Crucio, Imperio, and Avada Kedavra can be learned by selecting the right dialogue choices during Sallow’s quest line.

However, if you don’t care about learning these Unforgivable Curses then you can turn him in. Doing so will result in Sebastian Sallow being sent off to Azkaban and he won’t appear in the ending.

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Ultimately, it comes down to your own personal preference. Now that you know the exact consequences of both choices, it will be much easier to decide what you want to do in this Quest.


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