Embark on an unforgettable journey soaring through the skies on a broomstick, a dream come true for all students at Hogwarts Legacy. Your broom flying adventure begins with the primary mission, “Lesson: Flying.” But before you take to the skies, it’s important to consider what other elements the game has in store for you.
Get ready to face challenging obstacles and test your flying skills as you navigate the magical world of Hogwarts Legacy. With an array of broomstick models to choose from, each offering its own unique improvements, you’ll have the chance to find the perfect match for your flying style. Whether you’re looking for speed, agility, or stability, there’s a broomstick for every wizard and witch.
To ensure that you make the most of your time at Hogwarts Legacy, be sure to check out our in-depth Hogwarts Legacy review. Our team has scoured the game, gathering tips and tricks to help you achieve success and reach new heights on your broomstick.
With our help, you’ll be flying through the air with ease and confidence, ready to take on the next adventure that awaits.
This Is How You Unlock Broom Flying in Hogwarts Legacy
Ready to take to the skies? Your first flying lesson awaits at the Bell Tower wing, where the renowned Madame Kogawa will be your instructor. To start your flying adventure, continue playing the main story until you reach the mission “Lesson: Flying.”
For safety reasons, you will start with a school broomstick that will magically appear in your hand. To take off, press [Tab] + [3] (L1 + Circle on the PS controller) and you’ll be soaring in no time.
Control your altitude by pressing [Space] (right stick) to gain height and [Ctrl] (right stick) to descend. You can also descend by holding down [B] (Hold Circle).
Navigating the skies is a breeze with the simple controls – [W] takes you in the direction of the camera, [A] and [D] steer you left and right, and [S] (left stick) helps you slow down. For even more speed, press [Shift] (R2) to accelerate your broomstick, or hold down the left mouse button (L2) to trigger a short speed boost.
Keep an eye on the golden-yellow bar on the screen, which shows you the boost consumption. The best part? When you fly close to the ground, you’ll have an infinite speed boost, as indicated by the special sparkle around the consumption bar. So get ready to soar, it’s time to experience the magic of flight in Hogwarts Legacy!
Challenges and Broom Races for Brave Pilots
Although Quidditch may be off-limits this school year, due to strict orders from Principal Black, there are still plenty of exciting challenges for you to master.
One such challenge is the balloon rows scattered throughout the world. By destroying a row of four or five balloons, you’ll earn valuable experience and progress in challenges, unlocking rewards along the way.
Get ready for some high-flying thrills with the broomstick races! You can compete against your classmates and beat their best times at three different locations in the world.
The racetracks are marked by large rings that you must fly through, but be careful – missing a ring will result in a three-second penalty on your time.
To give yourself an extra boost, keep an eye out for yellow, floating bubbles that will refill your speed boost and send you soaring. The races play an important role in upgrading your broomstick as well, so be sure to make the most of these exciting events.
The race starts can be found at the Quidditch Arena at Hogwarts, north of Irondale on the mountainside, and south-west of Bainsburgh on the beach. So what are you waiting for? It’s time to show your classmates what you’re made of and become the ultimate broomstick racer!
This Is How You Improve Your Broom in Hogwarts Legacy
Are you looking to upgrade your broomstick and take your flying skills to the next level? Look no further than Spintwitches Sporting Goods in Hogsmeade, the premier source for all things broomstick-related. Owned by the enthusiastic Albie Weekes, this small shop is dedicated to helping you get the most out of your flying experience.
To make the most of Albie’s expertise, participate in the flying broom races and report back to him with detailed descriptions of your broomstick’s flight behavior. You can then challenge your closest competitor, Imelda Reyes, and beat her time during a relevant side quest.
When you return to Albie with the good news, he’ll get to work on making improvements to your broomstick and let you know when it’s ready for installation.
You can upgrade your broomstick up to three times, with each upgrade improving its speed, maneuverability, reducing speed boost consumption, and increasing the altitude at which the boost is not consumed.
No matter what type of broomstick you’re using, every broomstick will benefit from these improvements, so don’t hesitate to take your flying experience to new heights!
So Which Broom Do You Want?
If you’re looking to take your flying experience to the next level, there are plenty of options beyond the beginner-friendly school broom. No matter what they’re called, all flying devices in Hogwarts Legacy have the same basic flight behavior. To help you find the perfect broomstick for you, we’ve compiled a handy table to guide you.
| Broom | Where/how available? |
|---|---|
| Hogwarts house broom | Lesson: Fly |
| Yew weaver – broom | Spintwitches sporting goods |
| Ember Dash – Broom | Spintwitches sporting goods |
| Moon rockets – broom | Spintwitches sporting goods |
| Windbreeze – broom | Spintwitches sporting goods |
| Night Dancer – Broom | Pop 2 sets of balloons |
| Lightning fast – broom | Pop 5 sets of balloons |
| Wildfire – Broom | Pop 10 sets of balloons |
| Twinkle Spark – Broom | Pop 15 sets of balloons |
| Silver Arrow – Broom | Merchant Arn |
| Family heirloom – broom | traveling saleswoman Priya Treadwell |
| sky scythe bow | traveling dealer Leopold Babcocke |
| Flight Master – Broom | traveling trader Rohan Prakash |
So, how do you feel about flying in Hogwarts Legacy? Have you discovered your preferred broomstick, or do you prefer soaring through the skies on the back of a majestic hippogriff?
We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments! And if there’s anything else you’d like to know, please let us know and we’ll do our best to provide helpful tips and information.
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