Hogwarts Legacy: All Brooms [Location & Stats]

Choosing your first broom can be tough, but we are here to help as there are 13 brooms in Hogwarts Legacy, and they all have their own unique look. However, looks are mostly the only thing that is different about them. The stats of all the Brooms are the same, and the brooms act like skins. You can also upgrade your broom to increase its speed, and upgrading one broom upgrades them all. 

All Brooms In Hogwarts Legacy

Here are all the Brooms in Hogwarts Legacy, their location and cost:

Aeromancer

The first broom on the list is going to be the Aeromancer. Since the brooms have similar stats, the aeromancer has no difference in speed or handling. However, its design is a bit unique and makes it attractive to the players. It comes with a saddle with back support for the wizard riding it. The cauldron on the front end will guide you in the darkest of nights.

• You can purchase the broom for 3000 gold coins from a little shop. Make sure you have saved up for this broom.

Bright Spark

Another broom that will light up the night sky is Bright Spark. Bright Spark earns its name due to the two glowing stars that are hanging in front of the broom.

• Bright Spark is one of the Brooms in the game that can not be purchased and can only be unlocked by completing its challenge.
• The challenge is pretty simple, and all you have to do is pop 15 balloons all over the map.
• The Challenge will start once you have popped a set of red balloons.

Ember Dash

One of the most Stylish brooms you can get at the beginning of the game is the Ember Dash broom. Although its seat and wood aren’t anything special, the firey embers on the hay of the broom give it an exotic look.

• Ember Dash is one of the five brooms you can purchase after completing the Flight Test Quest.
• The brooms’ bright Embers make it stand out in the coward of pretty bland brooms.
• It will cost you 600 Gold coins to purchase the broom from Spintwitches Sporting Needs shop.

Family Antique

If you are looking for a quite simple and witch-like broom, the Family Antique might be the right fit for you. The bristle of the broom seems to be made out of death twigs, giving it a bit of a scary aesthetic.

• It will cost you about 2,500 gold coins to purchase the Family Antique broom.
• You can purchase this one from Pryia Treadwell, who will be a vendor at the South Sea Bog.

Hogwarts House

If you really want to represent your House in Hogwarts Legacy, one Broom outshines all the others. The Hogwarts House broom is nothing special at first glance. However, it has a unique feature. It is a bit different and changes according to the House you are in. For example, it will be green for Slytherin with the snake emblem and red for Gryffindor. 

• The Hogwarts House Broom comes pretty cheap, and you can get it early on in the game.
• The broom will only cause 600 gold coins.

Lickety Swift

Flying around is always more fun when you have a basket full of warm baked goods. The Lickety Swift broom will allow you to do exactly that in Hogwarts Legacy. The broom is distinctive white for the seat and has silver wrapped around the stick for a better grip. In the back, you have a small basket for your pleasantries.

• You can acquire the Lickety Swift pretty easily in the game, and you don’t have to spend a penny to get it.
• The broom will be unlocked by completing the second phase of the Pop the Balloons challenge.

Moon Trimmer

The Moon Trimmer is made from ash and has a dark wood color. The broom comes with two sachels on either side. However, they are just decoration and won’t be useful. At the front of the broon, you can find a street lamp hanging, which gives you a bit of light at night.

• You can get the Moon Trimmer from Albie Weekes for the low price of 600 gold coins.
• It will be presented to you in the Spintwitches Sporting Needs shop when you are choosing your first broom.

Night Dancer

One broom that will be hard to spot in the night sky is the Night Dancer. Its black aesthetic makes it a perfect fit if you are playing a Goth or Dark character in the game.

• It is the first broom that you can unlock by popping two sets of red balloons placed around the map.

Silver Arrow

The most expensive broom in the game is the Silver Arrow. It has the most fascinating and eye-catching design in the game. The dark wood of the broom is contrasted beautifully with the silver seat and cover on the bristles. The tip of the broom has a well-crafted handle, showing the maker’s skill.

• The price of the Silver Arrow broom will be 5,000 gold coins.
• The vendor for the Silver Arrow broom will be Arn, who is a goblin.
• You will have to do a side mission and retrieve his carts for him.

Sky Scythe

Another elegant Broom in the game will be the Sky Scythe. It is also one of the more well-designed brooms in the game. The stick of the broom has a red spiraling design all the way to the tip. The bristles are green with a black strip, which is the perfect look for a Slytherin.

• The Sky Scythe broom will cost you 5,000 gold coins.
• You can purchase the Sky Scythe broom from Leopold Babcocke.
• His shop will be located on the top right side of the map; you can see a floo flame located here titled “East North Ford Bog.”

Wild Fire

If you like the Ember Dash broom, another similar design can be found on the Wild Fire Broom. The Bristles have the familiar brunt red glow of the Ember dash.

• The great news is that you can unlock it for free by completing the third phase of the balloon challenge.
• Once you have popped ten pairs of balloons, the broom is all yours, and you can claim it in the challenges menu.

Wind Wisp

Another early-game broom is the Wind Wisp Broom; they will be available when you first choose brooms. The bristles hardly seem enough. However, the lantern on the front will illuminate your path at night. You can’t get lost with Wind Wisp at your side. 

• As previously mentioned, you can purchase Wind Wisp when you first enter the Spintwitches Sporting Needs shop.
• Albie Weekes will be selling the broom for 600 gold coins.

Yew Weaver

The last and the least attractive broom in the bunch will be the Yew Weaver. It has no distinguishing features that distinguish it from an ordinary household broom. However, if simplicity is your thing, this might be the perfect fit for you.

• You can purchase the Yew Weaver Broom from the Spintwitches Sporting Needs shop.
• It has the same price as 600 Gold Coins.

Upgrading Brooms 

Upgrading the Brooms is quite simple and easy. There are side missions designed for you to complete, which allow you to unlock upgrades for your Brooms. The Side missions such as ‘Sweeping the Competition’ and ‘The Sky is the Limit’ must be completed. Once you have done the Side Missions, you will receive a letter from Albie Weekes, who will inform you that an upgrade for your broom is ready. 

• The Quest will require you to beat Imelda’s time to complete the course. The course has hoops and yellow bubbles.

Once you complete each quest, check your mail to receive a letter from Albie Weekes. If you upgrade one broom, all of your other brooms will also receive the upgrade. However, the upgrades do not come for free. Each time you upgrade, the price will increase, so you must save up a bit. 

• First Upgrade: Costs 1,000 gold coins
• Second Upgrade: Costs 4,500 gold coins
• Third Upgrade: Costs 7000 gold coins

When you are not flying around, you can look for the Daedalian keys, which are flying inside Hogwarts. Use the Keys to open House Cabinets and collect House Tokens. Also, learn how to solve the bridge puzzle and find unicorns in the game.

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