Where to find all Hogwarts Legacy Gobstone locations
How to find all of the gobstones hidden in Hogwarts, and how to get them down
To find all Hogwarts Legacy gobstone locations you'll have to search the school literally high and low. First-year student Zenobia is a character you meet early in the game who asked you to find six Gobstones that bullies have hidden around the grounds.
It's not an easy mission to forget, with your character constantly saying 'I should probably look high places for Zenobia's gobstones' anytime you're near one. However, even with the constant reminders, it can be tricky to see them because they're small and well hidden, It can also be a problem to a clear enough of line of sight to cast accio and retrieve them in Hogwarts Legacy. The pointers do at least guide you clearly though, even if they are annoying. Unlike things like the Hogwarts Legacy Daedalian keys which have much more subtle clues.
To make it easy here's how to find all gobstone locations in Hogwarts Legacy. You'll no doubt also want to learn how to open the Hogwarts Legacy puzzle doors, or how to open level 1 locks in Hogwarts Legacy as well, but let's get Zenobia's quest out the way first.
Gobstone 1: Transfiguration Courtyard
The first Gobstone location will lead you to the Transfiguration Courtyard in the Astronomy Wing area of Hogwarts Legacy. The map will give you a rough idea of where to look, so head to that location and then head to the archway with all the owls perched on top of it – you'll see the Gobstone sparkling on a ledge. Cast Accio and it'll be all yours.
Gobstone 2: Divination Tower
The second Gobstone will take you all the way up to the top of the Divination Classroom Tower in the Library Annex area. When you reach the top a ladder will unfurl, but instead of climbing it, swivel around and locate the second Gobstone on top of a chandelier.
Gobstone 3: Central Hall
The third Gobstone can be found near the Divination Classroom Floo Flame - head down the spiral staircase and take the first left, which will lead you to a wooden area above Central Hall. Look to the rafters on the left, which is where you'll spot the Gobstone. There's some extra treasure up here too so you'll want to know how to open the eye chests in Hogwarts Legacy to collect it.
Gobstone 4: Ravenclaw Tower
This Gobstone will take you to the Ravenclaw Tower, just ahead of the Grand Staircase. It can be a hard to spot as it's hiding on a ledge so look up as soon as you pass the Ravenclaw Tower Floo Flame location. If you're struggling to find it, don't forget that Revelio is your friend here.
Gobstone 5: Grand Staircase
Move on from the Ravenclaw Tower and you'll encounter the Grand Staircase. Head up the spiral and once you reach the top you'll find yourself entering into the outer rung of the Trophy Room. Look for an alcove containing two suits of armor – the fifth Gobstone is resting on a pillar above it.
Gobstone 6: Trophy Room
In the Trophy Room you'll be looking for a cabinet filled with plaques and trophies. The final Gobstone will be resting on the top shelf so grab it and head back to Zenobia.
Hogwarts Legacy Gobstones rewards
When you have all six Hogwarts Legacy Gobstones return to Zenobia to receive your reward, back where you first found her near the Defense of the Dark Arts classroom. You'll receive 180 XP for your troubles, and a Wand Handle. You can decide to keep the Gobstones for yourself although, as I explained in my Hogwarts Legacy review, you won't be able to actually play the game with any other students.
If you're looking for more help, be sure to check out our Hogwarts Legacy tips.
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