The Sorcerer’s Olympiad Part 4

Introduction

Hello everyone, welcome to Part 4 of our Walkthrough for The Sorcerer’s Olympiad Adventure of Harry Potter Hogwarts Mystery. In the previous part, you competed in the final round against Barnaby. The challenge was to see who could hold their breath underwater the longest. Celestina Warbeck served as the judge and did not allow any magic for this discipline. Distracted by Plimpies, Barnaby surfaced first, leaving you as the last competitor and ultimately the winner. While everyone congratulated you, you were determined to find the culprit behind the previous mishaps.

Your thoughts were interrupted by Professor Snape, who urgently summoned you to his storeroom. He suspected you might be the one who stole his fake Felix Felicis potion, which was designed to give the drinker bad luck instead of good. Snape argued that since you weren’t affected by any misfortune and emerged victorious, you were a prime suspect. You explained that you and Penny had been investigating the incidents from the beginning and believed that someone might have cast a jinx. After your discussion with Snape, you and Penny used the Appare Vestigium spell to detect traces of magic. The traces were found at the spot where Ben had been standing. You decided to find Ben immediately to get an explanation of the situation.

Summary

Walkthrough

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Proceed to the Clocktower Courtyard when you are ready to confront Ben. You approach Ben and say there’s something urgent you need to discuss. Ben’s reaction will differ based on which year you attend.

You add that Penny and you were investigating whether a jinx was cast on the challengers in the Sorcerer’s Olympiad. You explain that you performed the tracking spell by the lake and found traces of a spell where he was standing during round three. These lines will differ based on your previous choice. 

In any case, Ben will admit that he did cast a spell on the challengers, but it wasn’t meant to give anyone bad luck. He’ll begin to explain the entire situation to you.

To learn about the spell, you need to earn five stars within three hours. All five stars are required to pass. Since this task requires a lot of energy, it is recommended to start it with a full energy bar.

Bonus progress actions are tied to Ben and your character. Prioritize these actions to save some energy. 

Ben will reveal that he created a special charm intended to give all of the challengers good luck during the competition. Ben’s reaction will differ based on which year you attend.

Ben will explain that he wanted to ensure all the challengers made it through the competition safely, but unfortunately, the charm seems to have had the opposite effect. He’ll admit that the charm was supposed to be perfect, and he genuinely doesn’t understand how things went so wrong. He’ll then ask if you’re angry with him. There are two options to choose from. If you like Ben, it is recommended to pick the second option.

Ben will say that he doesn’t understand why the charm backfired because it had come together perfectly. You’ll respond that you’re not sure either and suspect that Snape’s Felix Felicis might somehow be involved. You’ll add that Snape keeps a phony bottle in his storeroom designed to have just this effect and that it recently went missing.

You’ll ask Ben where he got the potion, and he’ll say that Tulip gave him some.

Go to the Charms Classroom to continue to talk to Tulip. When you arrive, you’ll explain to Tulip that you and Penny have been investigating the mishaps that occurred during the Olympiad. You’ll further explain that Ben used a good luck charm on you to protect everyone. 

Tulip will respond that she knew Ben was making a good luck charm but wasn’t aware of its purpose. She’ll also add that she gave him a small portion of a potion she took from Professor Snape’s storeroom. There are three options to choose from. If you like Tulip, it is recommended to pick the third option.

You’ll ask Tulip to tell you the whole story. To discover, you need to earn five stars within three hours. All five stars are required to pass. Since this task requires a lot of energy, it is recommended to start it with a full energy bar.

The bonus progress actions are tied to Tulip. Prioritize these actions to save some energy. 

You’ll learn that Ben needed Felix Felicis for his charm, so Tulip took some from Snape’s storeroom, unaware that it was a trick potion designed to turn good luck into bad. She’ll explain that she was only trying to help a friend and never intended to harm you or the other challengers. Tulip will ask if you can forgive her for what happened.

There are two options to choose from. If you like Tulip, it is recommended to pick the first option.

Following that, you’ll decide to go see Professor Dumbledore to explain the entire situation.

Go to the Dumbledore’s office to meet Dumbledore. The Headmaster will say that you have a lot to discuss and that he has just been speaking with Professor Snape about some missing Felix Felicis.

You will explain everything, detailing that Ben designed a charm meant to give all of you good luck. The charm required a bit of Felix Felicis, which Ben obtained from a friend who had borrowed some from Snape. 

Unfortunately, Snape’s bottle contained a trick potion intended to cause bad luck, not good. Following this, Dumbledore will ask you to reveal the identity of the student who took the potion. There are two options to choose from. If you like Tulip, it is recommended to pick the second option.

Dumbledore will say that, as far as his judgment on your victory in the competition is concerned, there seems to be only one fair course of action. To learn Dumbledore’s ruling you need to earn five stars within three hours. All five stars are required to pass. Since this task requires a lot of energy, it is recommended to start it with a full energy bar.

Bonus progress actions are tied to Professor Dumbledore and Fawkes. Prioritize these actions to save some energy. 

He will say that he cannot fault you for something of which you had no knowledge.

You’ll ask him if that means your victory stands, and he’ll confirm that it does. He’ll add that he will be speaking with Professor Snape about his inventive strategies concerning theft deterrence.

Proceed to the Great Hall when you are ready to join the feast. Professor Dumbledore will ask everyone to join in congratulating the winner of this year’s Sorcerer’s Olympiad—you.

All your friends will be extremely happy for you.

Penny will ask how you feel now that you’ve won. There are three different options to choose from. All of them will eventually lead to the same outcome, so feel free to take your pick.

Following that, Professor Dumbledore will call you to the podium to receive your award. To complete the next task, you need to earn five stars within eight hours. All five stars are required to pass. Since this task requires a lot of energy, it is recommended to start it with a full energy bar.

Bonus progress actions are tied to Tulip, Corey, Liz, Professor Dumbledore, and your character. Prioritize these actions to save some energy. Slide the screen left and right to check all available actions. 

Headmaster Dumbledore will say that your victory is an incredible achievement because the ability to win the competition and help one’s friends along the way is nothing short of remarkable. He will then award you the Olympiad medal.

You will thank him, and he will say that the medal should always remind you of your many accomplishments.

This will mark the end of The Sorcerer’s Olympiad Adventure. Hit the Collect button to claim your rewards. You will receive 4 Gems, 1000 Experience Points,  3 Chocolate Frogs., 

You’ll earn the achievement for completing the adventure.

You will also receive the Olympiad Medal.

A true friend always wishes to help and ensure that everyone is happy and enjoying themselves. However, sometimes things can get complicated and lead to trouble. Despite these mishaps, we shouldn’t hold grudges because a genuine friend is invaluable and precious. This adventure has shown the importance of friendship, teamwork, and understanding, reminding us that the bonds we share with our friends are worth more than any competition or victory. Thank you for joining us on this journey, and we hope you continue to cherish and value the true friends in your life.

Thank you for reading.