How to Solve Ravenclaw's Tower Puzzle 13-21

There are so many puzzles that you’ll come across while traveling the inside of Hogwarts. They can lead to many hidden rooms filled with tons of secret treasures and rewards. Passing them, however, might not be a real piece of cake. In this guide, we are going to help you out with passing and solving the Ravenclaw’s Tower Puzzle 13-21. Let’s get started.

Hogwarts Legacy – How to Solve Ravenclaw’s Tower Puzzle 13-21

The Ravenclaw Tower Puzzle is yet another mathematics puzzle that you need to pass and solve in order to enter a room filled with secrets. You shall need to enter the number that will correspond with the symbol number as well as the given number. To find the symbol you are going to need to look through lore and books in the game.

Without having the need to do so, we have you covered so just insert these symbols in the 2 other places in front of the puzzle door itself.

This is the first symbol that you will need to enter that is just on the left side of the puzzle itself. You can find the knight sitting next to the door and this is how you find it.

This is the second symbol that you will place on the place to the right side of the puzzle door. You can notice the difference because it has 2 sets of question marks on it. Also, it will be next to the statue and not the knight.

Once you’ve placed them both, simply go back to the tower door and interact with it. This will get it to open up. Congratulations!

We hope that this guide has helped you out with what you need to know in order to solve this riddle and puzzle. Have fun doing it yourself!

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