Magical Beasts in Hogwarts Legacy covers all the fantastical creatures players will be able to find throughout the Wizarding World. Players can befriend many of these creatures and send them to their Vivarium, to tend and care for them. If done properly, some Magical Beasts may yield Ingredients or Resources to be used for Crafting by the players.
- Flying Mounts are not listed here. This page is exclusive to the creatures you can take to your Vivarium. Please, feel free to refer to the Flying Mounts page to learn about them.
Can Magical Beasts have names?
Yes, you can rename your Magical Beasts at the Vivarium. Note that this has no confirmed implication on the behavior or any other bonus to the renamed Magical Beast. It only serves as another customization layer for players to have an experience as unique and personal as possible while enjoying the Wizarding World in Hogwarts Legacy.
How to Rescue Magical Beasts?
In order to obtain Magical Beasts, players have to rescue them from Beast Dens. Players can identify them on the mini-map by looking at the following claw icon. 
But not only that, there are also Magical Beasts that can be rescued by completing certain Quests. Specially, those involving your Hufflepuff companion, Poppy Sweeting.
Where do I find my Vivarium?
Wizards and Witches can access to their Vivarium once they have progressed enough through the story to unlock The Room of Requirement. Once The Room of Requirement is unlocked, the Vivarium can be found there.
You will unlock more Vivariums as you progress through the game, that will feature different locations or weather.
Hogwarts Legacy Magical Beasts Care
Why is Beast Care important in Hogwarts Legacy?
Beast Care in Hogwarts Legacy is vital for Wizards and Witches because it provides rare magical materials. These Materials can then be used for Crafting to create different pieces of Gear or upgrades such as Traits.
Care of Magical Creatures
While strolling through the Vivarium, players will be able to find their rescued creatures and tend to them to make them happier. You can Brush, Feed and Play with your Magical Beasts.
Brush:
- Players can select this option, that it is represented by a claw inside the heart icon. A magical brush will appear near the selected magical beast and will start brushing it. Once this is completed, the brush icon will change its color.
Feed:
- Players can select this option, represented by a knife and a fork. The player will release food from a conjured bowl to the creature, that will start eating it immediately. Once this is completed, the icon will also change its color.
- It is currently unknown if not being well-fed may affect Magical Beasts in some way.
Play:
- Players can conjure up a Beast Toybox that allows to summon different kinds of toys for your beasts to play with. There is no icon displaying this action.
Hogwarts Legacy Magical Beasts
Magical Beasts Comparison Table
You can search by Name, Location, or Resources. Just type into the search box what you are looking for.
Quick Search of All Magical Beasts
Name |
Description |
Where to find |
Resources |
|---|---|---|---|
Graphorn |
Graophorns are large mountian-dwelling beasts that have a tough hide and two sharp horns. the tentacle-like appendages on Graphorn's faces are used for capturing food and tending to their young. Graphorns are known for their aggressive nature; however, a witch or wizard has been known to befriend one in rare circumstances. | ||
Mooncalf |
The Mooncalf is a small, calf-like beast with enormous eyes and a shy personality. They can be observed dancing when the light of the full moon hits the ground. | ||
Niffler |
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Kneazle |
Kneazles are cat-like beasts with large ears and a plumed tail. They can be aggressive, but if they like a witch or wizard, they make exceptional pets. Kneazles are highly intelligent and can detect suspicious or distrustful people. |
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