Defense Potions - Hogwarts Legacy Database

A potion that enhances the drinker’s defenses by covering them with rocky skin.

You can enhance the effect of the Edurus Potion by acquiring the Edurus Potion Potency Talent from the Room of Requirement tree at Level 5. This makes you invulnerable and deflects projectile attacks back to enemies, making it one of the more useful Potions in the game.

• You will obtain this Recipe as part of Potions Class during the Main Story.

The Invisibility Potion in Hogwarts Legacy is a potion that turns the drinker invisible, causing enemies to immediately lose sight of them - the drinker is then imperceptible for a period of time. It is noticeably a better potion than casting the Disillusionment spell.

How to get Invisibility Potion in Hogwarts Legacy

There are two main ways to get the Invisibility Potion in Hogwarts Legacy. The two methods are:

1. Buy the Potions
2. Buy the Recipe and make it yourself

Buying the Potions are fairly easy. Simply head to J. Pippin’s Store in Hogsmeade, and buy the potions from him. You store is towards the northwest corner of the village. Each one will cost 500, and the store is typically restricted to 2 in his inventory.

You can also buy the Invisibility Recipe in Hogwarts Legacy from J. Pippins store as well. The cost for the recipe is 800. Once you have the recipe, return to a potion making stall, either the one in the potion classroom, or any you placed inside your Room of Requirement.

A magical potion which will lower your cooldowns of your spell for a brief period of time. This potion is accessible via the combat item menu, and is used as part of the Professor Sharp Assignment missions.

Players can brew this potion themselves if they have the recipe for it, or, they can buy it from shops like J. Pippin’s Potions.

You can learn the recipe for the Focus potion via J Pippins Potions store in Hogsmeade. It will cost 1200 Galleons to acquire it. Once aquired, you can brew the potion using potions stalls in the Potion classroom or in your Room of Requirement, presuming you have the ingredients.