Flying Mounts | Hogwarts Legacy Wiki

Do I have to choose between Flying Mounts or Brooms?

For obvious reasons, players are able to only use one of the aforementioned types of flying transports at a time, but this doesn't mean that you have to stick to one or the other. Wizards and Witches are able to decide freely between them in any instance of the game where flying is permitted.

What Do I need to start flying?

Players don't need to learn a certain skill or ability to be able to fly. As soon as they receive their first Broom or Flying Mount they can use either to fly through an area that allows flying.

Are there pre-order flying mounts in Hogwarts Legacy?

Players can get hold of 2 confirmed Flying Mounts in Hogwarts Legacy by pre-ordering the game.

• Onyx Hippogriff: Can be earned by pre-ordering any version of the game.
• Thestral: Part of the Dark Arts Pack, can be earned by pre-ordering the Digital Deluxe Edition. Players also earn the Dark Arts Battle Arena and the Dark Arts Cosmetic set, as well as a 72-hour early access to Hogwarts Legacy

Winged Horses in Hogwarts Legacy

Different breeds of Winged Horses can be found throughout the world, and their owners are required by law to cast Disillusionment Charms on them regularly, to conceal them from Muggles.

Winged Horses Breeds

There are four known Horse Breeds in the Wizarding World:

• Abraxan
• Aethonan
• Granian
• Thestral

Hippogriffs

Hippogriffs are half-eagle and half-horse magical beasts. They are proud creatures that demand proper etiquette by the person approaching them. Hippogriffs are also extremely loyal and fiercely protective of those who have earned their trust, going as far as to put themselves in danger in order to help those persons they trust.

As is the case with Winged Horses, Hippogriffs owners are also required by law to cast Disillusionment Charms on them regularly, to conceal them from Muggles.