You don’t need to wish upon a well to complete the “Well Well Well” side quest in Hogwarts Legacy.
Hogwarts Legacy has plenty of secrets for players to uncover in the form of side quests. “Well Well Well” is a side quest in Hogwarts Legacy that players can find in the Highlands.
In the Southeast of Aranshire, there is a well. The well will give you a monologue, and once it finishes, it hands you a treasure map. It only contains a recognizable landmark, a tree surrounded by ruins.
Armed with the map, you must head to the southwest of Irondale in the Feldcroft Region. The castle ruins can be found on the south of the river. In this area, locate the smallest structure, it will have a lone tree.
Using the Levioso spell, target the tree to lift it. Hidden in the roots, you will find the treasure, and with that, the quest is complete. This is a level-four quest that awards appearances and 180 XP.
“Well, Well, Well” is one of many side quests in the game.
The number of side quests available will change based on the platform used by the player. PC and Xbox Series X/S players have access to 57 side quests throughout the game.
PlayStation 5 players have 58 side quests available. To access the PlayStation 5 exclusive quest, players must complete Charles Rookwood’s Trial first. It starts with a mission called “Minding your Own Business.”
Talk to Poppy, the house elf. The mission will offer you the opportunity to run your own Hogsmeade store. Once the transaction is complete, Cassandra Mason will ask you to retrieve a chest, and the action starts.
Upon completion, you will get ownership of a shop at Hogsmeade.
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