How to Solve the Slytherin Lock Snake Door in the Shadow of Study - Hogwarts Legacy

While exploring and adventuring the very dark corners of Hogwarts trying to learn some of the Dark Arts spells and magics you are going to come across some very hard and deadly traps. So are the underground tunnels of the Slytherin Lock Snake Door in the Shadow of Study.

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Hogwarts Legacy – How to Solve the Slytherin Lock Snake Door in the Shadow of Study Gate Puzzle #1 Gate Puzzle #2 Gate Puzzle #3

In this guide, we are going to show everything that you need to do in order to solve the door without getting bit by the snake. Let’s get started.

Hogwarts Legacy – How to Solve the Slytherin Lock Snake Door in the Shadow of Study

Gate Puzzle #1

The first combination is simply going to be as you walk through the main road with your quest companions. You will see it very easily.

Gate Puzzle #2

This is the second combination that you shall need to use on the gate with the snakes. It will be just under the hole that you can see next to the gate itself.

Crouch under the wall and insert the combination.

Gate Puzzle #3

For the last assignment, you shall need to take the right route from the gate. Then just go to the top of the stairs and get to the higher floor.

On the right side at the end of the tunnel is where you can find the last puzzle piece. Here just insert the same pattern as above and the gate will open.

Once you get all of them in the same order, all of the gates will be open and you can proceed with the quest. Congratulations!

We hope that this guide has helped you out in passing these very difficult puzzles. Have fun doing it yourself!

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