Hogwarts Legacy: Where to Find Ravenclaw House Location

If you have chosen the house that you wanted to play to be the Ravenclaw, you are definitely going to want to know where it has its house and chambers located. In this guide, we will show you the best and most direct route to where you can actually find it so that you can place your house token key in its chest. Let’s get started.

Where to Find Ravenclaw House Location – Hogwarts Legacy

This is the map location of where you are actually able to find the Ravenclaw House. It will be inside the big tower that is in the center of Hogwarts. The best route toward it is to place a pin marker point as shown in the picture above and then just follow the mini-map.

You will know that you are in the right place if you have arrived at these stairs. There are going to be quite a lot of stairs that will take you all the way up toward the Ravenclaw house. Follow them and use the bridge to get to another set of stairs.

Then after a while of staircase walking you will eventually see the Raven symbol of a door and once you go past it you will find the Ravenclaw House place. Congratulations!

We hope that this guide has helped you out with what you need to do to get to the Ravenclaw Chambers. Have fun looking for it yourself!

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