Occasionally while spelunking in the catacombs, you will find your progress impeded by an impassable gap. Only a foreboding skeletal structure gives you a hint of what to do, and yes indeed, it is a little morbid. Let’s look into how to build and cross skeleton bridges in Hogwarts Legacy.
Crossing the Bridge with Skeletons in Hogwarts Legacy
Hogwarts Legacy does rather like its bridge puzzles, with this particular variety appearing in quests such as the Helm of Urtkot. Though this situation may seem obtuse at first, there is no need to overthink it; the solution is actually quite straightforward. Follow the cue set by the eerie bone apparatus bookending either end of the gap and begin searching for nearby piles of skeletons.
You will recognize the Skeleton Bridge Puzzles by the skeleton spine sticking out of the ground, with bone piles nearby. If you are having problems spotting them, cast Revelio to highlight them for your attention. Cast Accio on the bone piles and they will begin to accumulate in the space between ledges, forming a bridge that you can use to cross to the other side. Be careful because sometimes you’ll have to be really precise to arrange them properly.
In some cases, the bone piles won’t be in a visible place. They are usually hidden behind stone drawers that you have to open with an Accio spell. That will open the drawers and scatter the bone piles on the floor.
Once you collect all the bone piles and line them up, you will form a Skeleton Bridge which will allow you to cross it and progress with your mission or task in Hogwarts Legacy.
Even in death, it seems as though some people are destined to be walked all over. In some areas, gnarled branches of black wood may stop you from summoning the bone piles. In this instance, we suggest using Lumos, which will help ward off those pesky twigs.
That’s all there is to it, and now you are all the wiser for knowing how to build and cross skeleton bridges in Hogwarts Legacy. For more Hogwarts info, including the approximate size of its sprawling map, be sure to check out the links below.
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