Revelio Pages - Hogwarts Legacy Database

This classroom is where students learn about the magical properties of numbers and numerology – though a great many opt instead to spend the period ‘counting Mooncalves’ whilst nodding off at their desks.

This telescope is the finest stargazing instrument of its kind, perfect for viewing the moon and the stars and anything else one might find in the night sky.

This is a skeleton of an Irish phoenix or Augurey – an intensely shy bird who can forecast the coming of rain and whose mournful cry was once believed to foretell death.

On the floor between the Dark Arts Tower and Classroom Floo Flames. Listen for the magical violins, and the cabinet is next to them.

The Black Lake or Great Lake (the sitting Headmaster vainly prefers the prior) is an expanse of fresh water south of the castle. The lake’s murky depths are home to merpeople, Grindylows, and other magical, aquatic beasts and beings, including the giant squid – a surprisingly friendly cephalopod with a fondness for toast.

This old cupboard is said to have once contained a powerful Boggart that five professors working together could barely repel as it shifted among werewolf, tornado, a plate of haggis, a Hungarian Horntail and someone’s mother-in-law.

Head to the bottom of the Defense Against the Dark Arts Tower, and look for a door locked, with two talking Birmingham accent Gargoyles. Once you can open the level 2 Alohomora door, head to the back of the room. Cast Revelio near the closest and you can get this Revelio Page.

There’s also a Demiguise Statue if you come here at night in the other corner of the room.

This broken broom belonged to Selene Wartnaby and is rumoured to be all that remains after she insisted on demonstrating her experimental ‘Lunar Apparition Charm’ to fellow third-years. No one knows if she succeeded.

At the exit right in front of the Bell Tower Courtyard Floo Flame.

Along with powerful protective enchantments, these defensive ramparts have safeguarded Hogwarts castle for centuries. The ancient rooms and corridors along the ramparts might be worth exploring, as they harbour mysteries of their own.

Travel the northern part of the Wall, then follow it east into a small room along the top of the wall. Cast Revelio inside to get the page.

This unique set of armour was created as a misguided peace-offering to a centaur leader. The gift was spurned and the messenger shot through the leg with an arrow. The armour itself, battered with hoofmarks, was later recovered and refurbished.

This ornate fountain features intricately carved statues of denizens of the magical world. including a set of stone sirens encircling the fountain’s base.

Likely left behind by a Hogwarts student visiting Hogsmeade, these enchanted confections hop around like real frogs and each comes with a collectible card, featuring a famous witch or wizard.

Here perch the slimy yet symphonic frogs that comprise the Hogwarts Frog Choir. These magical amphibians can sing in six-part harmony and hold a pitch better than most humans.

While the moving gears of the clock tower’s inner mechanics serve as a deterrent to many, others find the privacy offered by the cogs and wheels appealing.

This orange, radish-like fruit floats upside-down as it grows. Some believe it can enhance one’s ability to accept the extraordinary.

A favourite among pranksters, the Dungbomb produces a foul odour causing anyone in the vicinity to evacuate posthaste.

Best to avoid these books if possible – due not as much to their tendency to fly from one’s hands as to their content being spectacular drivel of no educational value whatsoever.

This portrait guards the Gryffindor common room, requiring a password from any who wish to enter. She and her friend Violet are known to wander among the other portraits, periodically helping themselves to vats of wine therein.

This set of armour belonged to Sir Scagglethorpe the Heedless who unwisely challenged a mountain troll to a game of musical chairs.

At the exit of the Bell Tower Courtyard Floo Flame.

Here perch the slimy yet symphonic frogs that comprise the Hogwarts Frog Choir. These magical amphibians can sing in six-part harmony and hold a pitch better than most humans.

Ascend the staircase within the Bell Tower Courtyard Floo Flame, follow the thin hallways, until you reach a hidden music room. Cast Revelio near the frogs and you have yourself the Field Guide Page.

The barkeep in Keenbridge keeps a stock of ginger root handy to fend off his customers’ nausea - keep them imbibing a bit longer.

Unlike the enchanted mannequins favoured by students for duelling practice, the mannequins at Gladrags serve only as a means to display the latest in wizarding fashion.

Glumbumbles are magical flying insects that produce a treacle which will cause melancholy if consumed. They feed on nettles and nest in dark and secluded places. Unfortunately, they are known to infest beehives, having a devastating effect on the honey therein.

Follow the stone pathway east at the northern part of the ramparts, till you meet the fountain. Near the fountain, you will find a gap in the garden wall. Go through it, and you will find some bee hive-looking objects. Cast Revelio, and grab the Glumbubles Revelio Page.

The Goblet of Fire rests within this ancient, jewel-encrusted chest. The Goblet has served as a means of selecting champions for the Triwizard Tournament since the contest’s establishment in the late 13th century.

Horns like this were used by goblins during the 1612 Goblin Rebellion to rally troops and generally annoy witches and wizards. This horn was discovered in the aftermath of the rebellion behind the Hog’s Head Inn, with a wedge of gorgonzola stuffed inside – presumably to mute it.

Up a small set of stairs within the Bell Tower Courtyard Room.

Situated at the centre of a Hogwarts greenhouse, this giant tree has a system of roots as deep-reaching and convoluted as the school’s dungeons.

Unless in dire straits, it is probably best to avoid this particular toilet as it is allegedly one of Peeves’s favorite pranking spots.

This large dragon skeleton that hangs in the Defence Against the Dark Arts classroom is allegedly a trophy taken by Professor Hecat after she single-handedly defeated one of the largest poaching rings in Eastern Wales during the Great Poacher Raid of 1878.

Fast travel to the Dark Arts Classroom Floo Flame, head inside the room, then cast revelio on the teacher’s steps.

This set of stained-glass windows features Merlin, the four Hogwarts founders, and various other witches and wizards of the ages.

Go south from the Courtyard Floo Flame, and continue forward through the door until you reach the classroom.

The Hogwarts coat of arms includes a lion, snake, eagle, and badger, representing each of the four houses, along with the school motto: ‘Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus’, which means ‘never tickle a sleeping dragon.’

Honeydukes sweet shop sells a variety of magical sweets – from Fizzing Whizzbees to Exploding Bonbons. Customers would be wise to know precisely what effect they may experience before sampling this shop’s wares.

These large, ornate hourglasses containing rubies, diamond, sapphires, and emeralds are enchanted to keep count of house points for Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin, respectively.

Rumoured to contain some of Helga Hufflepuff’s original creations, this book holds a collection of Hogwarts students’ favourite recipes over the centuries. Some dishes, like pickled Dirigible Plums, are likely an acquired taste.

To enter the Hufflepuff common room, one must tap the barrel two from the bottom, middle of the second row, in the rhythm of ‘Helga Hufflepuff.’ An errant tap will result in being denied access and doused in vinegar.

J Pippin’s Potions, established in 1753, is the apothecary in Hogsmeade where proprietor Parry Pippin sells a wide variety of potions and their ingredients. His stock changes up and introduces new potions, so his inventory may vary after each visit.

Many assume this to be the shell of a Fire Crab, native to Fiji. However, those in the know swear it’s a bejewelled tortoise shell created by a mad wizard near Versailles. When his chateau was overrun by Nifflers, the dazzling shell was carried off to be discovered years later by a Hogwarts professor on holiday in the Ardennes.

This statue depicts the Kelpie, a shapeshifting water demon native to Ireland and Great Britain, which usually takes the form of a long-maned horse. The largest Kelpie ever reported is the Loch Ness monster in Scotland.

This statue depicts the wizard Lachlan the Lanky – a tall, slender wizard who appears quite proud of himself. For what precisely, no one knows.

The map depicts Argyllshire, a region in Scotland which contains the Hebrides - native home of the Hebridean Black Dragon.

The savvy student is wise to keep an eye on the stairs, as they will change position without notice. While certain students may not mind being late for class, they may very well regret being late to dinner.

This enchanted lectern serves as the spot from which the great headmistresses and headmasters of Hogwarts – as well as Professor Black – address the school.

This painting depicts the young orphan wizard Illysius, who famously saved his entire village from an army of Dementors and the Dark Wizard, Raczidian by conjuring a mouse Patronus.

At the very bottom of the Dark Arts Tower. Look to the right of the Gargoyle door, and you will find a very small set of stairs. Next to the stairs on the wall is this painting.

This standing model of a hand is demarcated to help students in the practice of palmistry. Depending upon the angle at which this model is read, it either has a considerable life line or is likely to die in a fortnight.

This partially Transfigured teacup - likely the soon-to-be-reversed error of a second-year - serves as a cautionary tale for those students who do not take seriously the complexities and dangers of Transfiguration

Teleport to the Transfiguration Classroom, and enter. On the left side of the classroom is a wall decorated with ornaments on nearby desks. Cast Revelio nearby and you will see the Field Guide page flare up ( it’s directly in front of the house elf that sweeps there, presuming there is one when you enter)

If one tickles the pear in this still-life painting of a bowl of fruit, it will giggle before turning into a doorknob to allow entry to the Hogwarts kitchens.

This portrait depicts the wizard Baruffio, famed for his Brain Elixir and as an example of what happens when incantations are improperly spoken: he once said ‘s’ instead of ‘f’ and found himself on the floor with a buffalo on his chest.

Sir Cadogan was allegedly friends with Merlin himself, and as such became a sworn Knight of the Round Table – although he is only really known to the wizarding world. He is famous for his defeat of the Wyvern of Wye and now spends his days challenging students to duels.

Aurors comprise the Ministry’s magical law enforcement and protect the wizarding world from all sorts of threats – particularly those posed by Dark Magic. This Auror badge belongs to Professor Sharp.

The Hogwarts Quidditch pitch is the site of intense house rivalries, as Chasers, Beaters, Keepers, and Seekers take to the skies in pursuit of the Quidditch Cup. That is, of course, when the favourite sport of the wizarding world has not been cancelled for the year by an exceptionally oblivious headmaster.

Go to the collapsed part of the Hogwarts wall to the southwest part of the grounds. Go through the collapsed wall, then cast Revelio before dropping down from the green rocks, and you can grab the page.

This bust created in honour of Ravenclaw house resides in the lofty Ravenclaw Tower.

To gain entrance to the Ravenclaw common room, one must solve a rather esoteric riddle, using logic and reasoning, posed by the eagle doorknocker.

Allegedly the location of the first known instance of an arguably successful casting of Bombarda. Date unknown, caster unidentifiable.

Near the Bell Tower stairs within the Courtyard Floo Flame.