Considering that's the only way to get Talent points and there are nearly 50 Talent options to choose from, players have to put a lot of thought behind which ones they choose. Players will get one talent point to use every time they level up after completing Jackdaw's quest in the main story. The Room of Requirement tree is focused around efficiency with potions and plants. Dark Arts will strengthen the Unforgivable Spells and allow for Curses, which are dark upgrades to some of the regular spells. Leveling up Stealth will help players who may struggle with such missions or want to get through battles without too much confrontation. Core, as the name suggests, will build up some of the most basic gameplay mechanics like dodging, using basic spell attacks, and even healing. It’s this conversation with Ominis that will result in you either turning Sebastian into the Hogwarts authorities or supporting his choices.The Spells tree offers upgrades to the learnable spells in "Hogwarts Legacy" (not the essential ones, which aren't included on the Spell wheel). Ominis had been against this from the start, and Sebastian kept pushing in order to learn more to hopefully save his sister. The final mission in the questline, In the Shadow of the Relic, Sebastian’s friend, Ominis Gaunt, will lightly suggest that Sebastian should be punished for tampering with dark magic. This isn’t without consequence, though, as at the end of the quest line, Sebastian will get into some serious trouble. All throughout Hogwarts Legacy, you will get quests from Sebastian that relate to dark magic, which will wind up giving you the chance to learn all three Unforgivable Curses. While Sebastian’s intentions are good (trying to save his sister, Ann), he does get carried away with trying to learn too much about dark magic and Salazar Slytherin. One of the most important choices you have to make in Hogwarts Legacy is regarding Sebastian Sallow, the Slytherin student who has a keen interest in dark magic.
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