Hogwarts Legacy: How to Learn Disillusionment

Disillusionment is one of the most interesting and fun spells to learn and use in Hogwarts Legacy because it is the invisibility spell of the game.

You will be able to do so many fun activities with it throughout Hogwarts as well as being a very powerful wizard in combat scenarios too.

In this guide, we shall show you how to learn it. Let’s get started.

How to Learn Disillusionment – Hogwarts Legacy

To be able to learn and get to use the Disillusionment spell in Hogwarts Legacy you need to progress through the main story of it and reach a quest that is called “Secrets Of The Restricted Section”.

You are going to meet Sebastian at the entrance of the restricted section of the castle.

You will be taught how to do this spell at the very first stage of the quest. So once you start it, you are going to know immediately how to use it.

You shall need to go through the spell pattern to unlock it and as you go through the quest you will end up using it over and over again. It is really that simple!

We hope that this guide has helped you out on what you need to do in order to completely unlock and learn the Disillusionment Spell in Hogwarts Legacy. Have fun using it yourself!

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