Hogwarts Legacy is filled with mysterious yet tragical, quests that’ll keep you engaged for hours. One such is, where you have to decide, whether should you tell Claire Beaumont the truth or lie to her. Just like you many Potterheads have been wondering the same and trying to figure out what would be the outcome. So if you have already slayed the Inferius, then let’s take a look at what you should do next. Below we have explained all about, what should you tell Claire Beaumont, the truth that her brother, Bardolph is dead or a lie in Hogwarts Legacy Brother’s Keeper side quest.
Disclaimer: The following guide contains some spoilers.
Should I Tell Claire Beaumont That Her Brother is Dead or Lie in Hogwarts Legacy? (Answered)
It doesn’t matter if you tell Claire Beaumont that Bardolph is dead or lie to her in Hogwarts Legacy Brother’s Keeper side quest. Doing so will not affect the main story or the upcoming quests. Either way, Madam Beaumont will mourn in sorrow and the side quest will get completed. So it’s on you to decide to tell Bardolph’s sister that he is no more or lie about him pursuing a new life with the Aswinders. However she will not believe you at first, so make sure you tell her about the woollen jumper and his journal.
After the completion of the Brother Keeper side quest given by Dorothy Sprottle located in Upper Hogsfield in Hogsmeade, you’ll get your rewards. Which are 180 XP and a Wand Handle. For those who are unaware, you can access this quest once you have completed Tomes and Tribulations’ main quest. Before diving in, make sure you have learned the Incendio Spell, that’ll surely come in handy for eliminating the Inferius army. That also includes Bardolph wearing the woollen jumper hand knitted by his sister Claire Beaumont.
That covers all about whether should you tell Claire Beaumont that her brother Bardolph is dead or lie in Hogwarts Legacy. If you are a Potterhead, then check out how to make Harry Potter build in the game. Also, take a look at the 2023 upcoming games’ release date calendar.
