Hogwarts Legacy has its own fair share of secret rooms, but none of them even come close to the Depulso Puzzle Room. It has two parts, the Depulso 1 and the Depulso Puzzle Room 2. They have various hidden chests that you can explore and open, but after solving their multiple puzzles. Here’s How to Solve Depulso Puzzle Room 2 in Hogwarts Legacy to help you out.
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What you will be needing for the Depulso Room 2?
In order to even solve the Depulso Room 2, you will need the location of the room and various things in order to complete it.
First of all, you will have to complete the Hall of Herodiana, which is a side quest in Hogwarts Legacy. Secondly, you need to have a lot of patience and follow our guide step-by-step to not get lost along the path. In case you do get lost, just restart the game.
Where is the Depulso Puzzle Room 2?
You will find this Room in the Bell Tower of Hogwarts itself. Go to Hogwarts, then from there to the Bell Tower Wing, and finally land at the Bell Tower Courtyard.
In the Bell Tower Courtyard, you will have to take the extreme left and then go up the stairs. There will be a classroom that you will enter which is the History of Magic Classroom. Just keep moving and you will come across a locked door.
Use Alohomora to Pick the Lock that locked the door and cast the Banishing Spell Depulso on the corner of the room, where you will find a Marble Wall. That’s your Depulso Room 2.
Solving Depulso Puzzle Room 2 in Hogwarts Legacy
First of all, you need to understand what the Depulso Puzzle Room is. It is a massive Puzzle Room where you will find multiple Puzzles and each one will reveal a Chest. In Room 2, you will find the Three Puzzles and which means there are Three Chests.
Solution to Depulso Room 2 – Puzzle 1 Chest
- Find the block that is shaped like a T and afterward look for the one that looks like L
- Connect them together using Accio and Depulso
- Climb them and you will find the first chest there.
The room will be changed and rearranged for the next one!
Solution to Depulso Room 2 – Puzzle 2 Chest
- Find the T shaped Block and pull it towards the entrance using Accio
- Below that shape, you will find two more blocks tucked in the edge in a vertical shape (one on the other). Sit the upper Block at the wall using Accio.
- Use Depulso and Accio to rearrange them in a way that they are connected in a formation like a Puzzle 1 Chest.
- Afterward, move the T-shaped blocks which are older ones, and connect them to the newly shaped blocks.
- Climb the structure and reach the door. You will find the Chest there
Same as before, the Room will rearrange itself!
Solution to Depulso Room 2 – Puzzle 3 Chest
- It is the final room where you will have to use Accio on the right cubes
- Again, use Depulso on the blocks in Vertical format to the full back side. They are found on your right side
- In the middle, you will find the Horizontal Blocks. Use Depulso on these blocks to connect with the blocks available just below the door
- Everything makes sense now and they are connected with one another.
- Pull them back using your spell Accio and then move right
- Push the structure towards the door using Depulso
- Use Accio on the structure in vertically-formatted to connect them together and make a structure similar to T shape
- Push those blocks back using Depulso and that’s it!
- Jump on them and you will find the door. Below that door, you will find the stone block. Again climb on them and you will be right there with the exit door.
Final Verdict
Well, that’s How to Solve Depulso Puzzle Room 2 in Hogwarts Legacy. Yes, we know that it isn’t quite simple, but rather one of the hardest puzzles in the game, but it is worth every second of your precious time. Make sure you are exactly on the point we are trying to convey, otherwise you will get lost there.
