Find them in bookshelves with Ron, buy them at Fred and George's shop on the sixth floor, et cetera. That's a positive for most.Īnd Finally - … stock up on healing potions. As with collectors cards and Folio Bruti entries, side quests also add length to the game. Side-Quests - … are fun! The three primary side quests in this game (Ron's lantern side quest, Hermione's statue side quest, and the note board side quest) are all covered in the Side Quests section of this guide, so make sure to check them out. Make sure to explore outside, too, as there are certain goods out there that you might want to acquire if you're a completist. This is especially important to do after you get certain spells, like Draconifors, that open completely new areas of Hogwarts to you.
It's good to go off the beaten path, especially when you can end a day in the game and go onto the next, and see what's available to you. While the walkthrough of this guide gets you through the game (and sometimes with detours to get available goods), it doesn't always. There's no real reward for placing good on any of them.Įxplore - … and explore often. Flying owls and Buckbeak around lose their interest and fun-factor quickly, however, so try to get good scores on the various mini-games straight away, but don't waste too much time on them either. Mini-Games Are - … completely useless, but good distractions none-the-less. Okay, it's not that cool, but gaming length is, so make sure to see the Folio Universitas section of this guide for information on where each card is, okay? You get information on cool characters from both the myth and the world of Harry Potter, and you get them on the backs of cool blue cards. Taking the time to do the primary side-quest in the game, collecting Collectors Cards, is worth it. Your quest, straight-out, is not very long at all. Remember, a complete Folio Bruti means a complete understanding of the various foes and adversaries in the game! For information one each entry and where to find it, of course, you can see the Folio Bruti section of the guide.Ĭollectors Cards - … are fun to collect, and add much-needed length to the game. The entries can be found in various places, but primarily in treasure chests throughout your quest, and even one or two at Fred and George's shop. Otherwise, it's a blank book, with the exception of what Professor Lupin gives you with it the entry for the Dementor.
Use the Folio Bruti - … and collect the entries to it. While Fred and George point this out at the beginning of the game, it's good to keep in mind throughout. Ron is the party's "finder" in that he can find things in bookshelves that the other two characters can't… he can also find secret passages and the like that the other two can't see as well. Search bookshelves, search walls, search everything. Search, Search, Search - … and use Ron when you do so.
Otherwise, each Every-Flavor Bean you acquire after 250 will simply be negated, and will be like you never picked it up at all. So when you've maxed out at 250, make sure to hit up Fred and George's shop on the sixth floor as soon as you can to unload your stash and get goods in return.
No sir… this is a Harry Potter game.Įvery-Flavor Beans Are Your Friend - … but you can only carry 250 at a time. Cast away - there's no MP (Magic Points) or things like that that RPG players out there might be used to. Casting Flipendo like you have Tourette's looks stupid, sure, but if you're doing it to hit things that can pop out Every-Flavor Beans and the like when struck with the spell, who cares? The same goes for every spell in the game. Spell-Casting is Unlimited - … so don't be afraid to use spells as much as you want. If you seem stuck, make sure to try each character, for they all have specialties that can help you get by tough spots throughout the game. You need to activate a dragon statue? Hermione's the girl for the job. There Are Three Characters - … so use the right one for the job. Hermione: Snufflifors, Reparo, Glacius, and Draconifors.
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