The Theory I talked about : Where ever we go in hogwarts legacy, if it is a place related to keepers, then it was guaranteed that the place would be crawling with ranrock's loyalists. The reason for that i think goes way way back to isadora's time. Isadora had taken help from a goblin to store the leftover magic. and the material that was used to contain it was goblin-silver. Bragbor was the goblin who was supplying the material. He knew what that magic could do(Isadora straight up told him). Bragbor likely had written some personal journals, and it is confirmed that the main antagonist "RANROCK" is infact a direct descendent of Bragbor. Wherever the repositories of ancient magic were stored, Bragbor knew about them and had noted them down in his journal. And somehow ranrock got hold of journal. There's even a Beautiful yet sad quest about it at the end (I WON'T SPOIL IT DON'T WORRY). And that is why there were loyalists at every place that was related to keepers.
They explain in the quest that the reason she doesn't appear is because her original one was damaged. It was damaged by the keepers after her death along with memory wiping the goblin that gave her the metal to contain the pain magic. It was all very clear. As for what the goblins we’re looking for, they were looking for the last repository which they didn’t know was under Hogwarts.
This was definitely made VERY clear, within the actual storyline. For an ACTUAL important detail we missed, how about the fact that Dementors "are born when there is so much pain and suffering in the air, that it materializes itself"... How did NONE of those reliquaries have A SINGLE DEMENTOR? We know they existed, because they're shown in the storybook quest where we're dealing with the Deathly Hallows; And we know that these reliquaries of "ancient magic" are actually all the pain and suffering Isadora pulled from students and others around her, for years, collecting it all.
Damnn!!! How'd i miss that 🤯🤯🤯 And now that you mention it, where are the dementors!?? It's like they had the plot for it, they even had the setup for it, but they just forgot to put them in.
I actually caught this & wondered who burned her portrait trying to silence her. But we never find out. And it’s implied that Isodra’s magic that takes away pain has a horrible side effect but we aren’t really shown what it is. The Gaunt / Isadora connection though is a good question. Didn’t even think about that.
So many mysteries. So many open threads. I Just hope we get the answers in Hogwarts Legacy 2 or a dlc or something 🤷🏻♂️ Hope you enjoyed the video Have a great day
Its shown in the finale memory in the last trial. After taking her fathers the pain and storing it and other pain in jars, the left over traces were inhaled by both of them. Taking away her fathers pain and the prolonged effects and exposure to the pain she was collecting stripped her father of any emotion leaving him like a husk like what the dementors do.
There is one more unanswered question about this whole story, who burned Isidora’s portrait My guess is that it was one of the keepers more likely Charles Rookwood because he lived near Isidora’s house and he had a repository in his castle Another most likely suspect was Victor, because he may have learned valuable information from the portrait and kept it to himself because he couldn’t fully trust Ranrok and he started the fire and cursed Anne to keep his involvement secret
I think victor doing it makes more sense. He was there the night isadora's house was burned. But then why didn't he take her journal pages. He thought the information Isadora was sharing was way to valuable and didn't want anyone else to get to know it. But then leave the journal pages there. Maybe he didn't even go inside. Just set the house on fire from outside and didn't care enough to go through everything she had been researching on. It makes sense but at the same time it doesn't. I dunno. But if i had to guess only one guy, I'd say victor did it. He burned the portrait.
@@PiXELIGHTofficial I’m a ravenclaw and learning any possibility helps with working on a theory, and I’m also part slytherin so I also work out my knowledge before sharing it with others
There is a scene before they kill her , her sister was there maybe she taught her sister the magic and took the pain before they came so maybe she’s alive but pretending dead ..”
I think, if you would have made the option to not sent Sebastian to Azkaban... in combination to choose to keep the bad magic inside... you should had at least the option to return to feldcroft en cure the sister
We don't know that.... I wish though. I wish it was like what you said You make tough decision of sending seb to azkaban, you get the option to cure anne That would've been good
@@PiXELIGHTofficialAre we still all ignoring that she said she does not WISH to be healed at such gruesome price? Has the story of Isodora not taught sufficiently that people devoid of negative feelings and emotions and ability to feel are severely incapacitated in their ability to take part in life? It cannot be an option to heal her against her will and wreck havoc in that way. Making even the last bit of her freedom a sham after all the abuse and misery she suffered. The overwhelming lesson is, that your emotions about things at no point warrant you to just do as you please against the will and wellbeing of others. It's utterly selfish and the opposite of "helping". It's abusive. And the game did not aim to let you be a villain to this extent. As much as it wad able to make an excuse of terrible curses on criminals, it did not cross the line of unforgivable acts by your character against unwilling innocent people. Aka: maybe it's worth pondering why you thought that option was a desirable outcome to have. Ponder why your either wished to be abusive or unable to recognise how this behaviour would be abusive.
So you're saying that if she had died because of any spell other than an unforgivable, then she would have been able to show up? P. S. For this video I did some research on internet, and i found out that main enchanted piece of canvas should be undamaged if you wanna appear in other enchanted canvases...
@PiXELIGHTofficial That's probably true, I destroyed Pratts' frame in one play through, and his library frame was fine. Of course, I don't know where his original is.
If she had both the portrait that got burned and the triptych, wouldn't she have just escaped into the triptych? Also, in the films and books, the portrait residents could enter each others' frames. Is there reasoning on why Isadora would not have done these things?
She could've entered other portraits and everything, but the main enchanted portrait should be undamaged (i Googled it) But her's was burnt. Hence she couldn't.
Wow! When i was going through the recorded footage I found out about this. And I thought this details was obscure enough to be missed by casual strollers. But i guess It was only me.... 😬 Well.... Hope you enjoyed the video tho Have a great day
Did they not kill her BEFORE she could transcend into a canvas. I feel like that’s something you do when your on your death bed or something how does that even work 😂
Click bait. Everyone already knows that burnt painting is the one that she would talk to us from. I'm stupid from a brain injury and even i know this. Thumbs down for sure
The Theory I talked about :
Where ever we go in hogwarts legacy, if it is a place related to keepers, then it was guaranteed that the place would be crawling with ranrock's loyalists.
The reason for that i think goes way way back to isadora's time.
Isadora had taken help from a goblin to store the leftover magic. and the material that was used to contain it was goblin-silver.
Bragbor was the goblin who was supplying the material. He knew what that magic could do(Isadora straight up told him).
Bragbor likely had written some personal journals, and it is confirmed that the main antagonist "RANROCK" is infact a direct descendent of Bragbor.
Wherever the repositories of ancient magic were stored, Bragbor knew about them and had noted them down in his journal. And somehow ranrock got hold of journal.
There's even a Beautiful yet sad quest about it at the end (I WON'T SPOIL IT DON'T WORRY).
And that is why there were loyalists at every place that was related to keepers.
Yes. Poor[...]! How could Ranrok kill[...]?!
He could never🙃
They explain in the quest that the reason she doesn't appear is because her original one was damaged. It was damaged by the keepers after her death along with memory wiping the goblin that gave her the metal to contain the pain magic. It was all very clear. As for what the goblins we’re looking for, they were looking for the last repository which they didn’t know was under Hogwarts.
This was definitely made VERY clear, within the actual storyline.
For an ACTUAL important detail we missed, how about the fact that Dementors "are born when there is so much pain and suffering in the air, that it materializes itself"... How did NONE of those reliquaries have A SINGLE DEMENTOR? We know they existed, because they're shown in the storybook quest where we're dealing with the Deathly Hallows; And we know that these reliquaries of "ancient magic" are actually all the pain and suffering Isadora pulled from students and others around her, for years, collecting it all.
Damnn!!!
How'd i miss that 🤯🤯🤯
And now that you mention it, where are the dementors!??
It's like they had the plot for it, they even had the setup for it, but they just forgot to put them in.
I actually caught this & wondered who burned her portrait trying to silence her. But we never find out.
And it’s implied that Isodra’s magic that takes away pain has a horrible side effect but we aren’t really shown what it is.
The Gaunt / Isadora connection though is a good question. Didn’t even think about that.
So many mysteries. So many open threads.
I Just hope we get the answers in Hogwarts Legacy 2 or a dlc or something 🤷🏻♂️
Hope you enjoyed the video
Have a great day
Its shown in the finale memory in the last trial. After taking her fathers the pain and storing it and other pain in jars, the left over traces were inhaled by both of them. Taking away her fathers pain and the prolonged effects and exposure to the pain she was collecting stripped her father of any emotion leaving him like a husk like what the dementors do.
The side effect is shown. With prolonged use, it leaves the person free of emotions, almost a lifeless human with no emotion left behind.
@@reehamhussein2663 Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. No pain = no emotion.
It's also shown that the magic itself that comes from taking the pain is corrupted and can twist the minds of those trying to use it.
There is one more unanswered question about this whole story, who burned Isidora’s portrait
My guess is that it was one of the keepers more likely Charles Rookwood because he lived near Isidora’s house and he had a repository in his castle
Another most likely suspect was Victor, because he may have learned valuable information from the portrait and kept it to himself because he couldn’t fully trust Ranrok and he started the fire and cursed Anne to keep his involvement secret
I think victor doing it makes more sense.
He was there the night isadora's house was burned.
But then why didn't he take her journal pages. He thought the information Isadora was sharing was way to valuable and didn't want anyone else to get to know it. But then leave the journal pages there.
Maybe he didn't even go inside. Just set the house on fire from outside and didn't care enough to go through everything she had been researching on.
It makes sense but at the same time it doesn't.
I dunno.
But if i had to guess only one guy, I'd say victor did it. He burned the portrait.
@@PiXELIGHTofficial I’m a ravenclaw and learning any possibility helps with working on a theory, and I’m also part slytherin so I also work out my knowledge before sharing it with others
I'm a gryffindor through and through. I just go with my gut.
There is a scene before they kill her , her sister was there maybe she taught her sister the magic and took the pain before they came so maybe she’s alive but pretending dead ..”
Imagine devs choose to continue the story for Hogwarts Legacy 2 from the 1st and she makes appearance
She doesn’t have a sister. What are you on about?
The Keepers do teach us things. In fact in the end before the MC goes to face Ranrok they sum up what they are trying to teach.
I think, if you would have made the option to not sent Sebastian to Azkaban... in combination to choose to keep the bad magic inside... you should had at least the option to return to feldcroft en cure the sister
We don't know that....
I wish though. I wish it was like what you said
You make tough decision of sending seb to azkaban, you get the option to cure anne
That would've been good
@@PiXELIGHTofficialAre we still all ignoring that she said she does not WISH to be healed at such gruesome price? Has the story of Isodora not taught sufficiently that people devoid of negative feelings and emotions and ability to feel are severely incapacitated in their ability to take part in life?
It cannot be an option to heal her against her will and wreck havoc in that way. Making even the last bit of her freedom a sham after all the abuse and misery she suffered.
The overwhelming lesson is, that your emotions about things at no point warrant you to just do as you please against the will and wellbeing of others. It's utterly selfish and the opposite of "helping". It's abusive.
And the game did not aim to let you be a villain to this extent. As much as it wad able to make an excuse of terrible curses on criminals, it did not cross the line of unforgivable acts by your character against unwilling innocent people.
Aka: maybe it's worth pondering why you thought that option was a desirable outcome to have. Ponder why your either wished to be abusive or unable to recognise how this behaviour would be abusive.
The rune symbols can be accessed by anyone. Jackdaw did them.
I think Isadora wasn't able to show up because she was killed by Avada Kadavra.
So you're saying that if she had died because of any spell other than an unforgivable, then she would have been able to show up?
P. S. For this video I did some research on internet, and i found out that main enchanted piece of canvas should be undamaged if you wanna appear in other enchanted canvases...
@PiXELIGHTofficial That's probably true, I destroyed Pratts' frame in one play through, and his library frame was fine. Of course, I don't know where his original is.
It's great to see you back on channel sir😊
If she had both the portrait that got burned and the triptych, wouldn't she have just escaped into the triptych? Also, in the films and books, the portrait residents could enter each others' frames. Is there reasoning on why Isadora would not have done these things?
She could've entered other portraits and everything, but the main enchanted portrait should be undamaged (i Googled it)
But her's was burnt.
Hence she couldn't.
thanks for this!
Welcome 😊
Have a great day
Keep going bro
Yup... Thanks 😊
You are the only one that didn’t notice this
Wow!
When i was going through the recorded footage I found out about this. And I thought this details was obscure enough to be missed by casual strollers.
But i guess It was only me.... 😬
Well.... Hope you enjoyed the video tho
Have a great day
Can we still go to classes everyday after the main story?
Nope
Sadly nope
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Did they not kill her BEFORE she could transcend into a canvas. I feel like that’s something you do when your on your death bed or something how does that even work 😂
I think she had made her own enchanted canvas when she was practicing and researching ancient magic.
But i agree..... How the fck it even works? 😂
@@PiXELIGHTofficial just a sweet and massively reduced baby version of...... a horcrux, I assume. 😂
@KxNOxUTA wanna be voldemort 😂😂
Click bait. Everyone already knows that burnt painting is the one that she would talk to us from. I'm stupid from a brain injury and even i know this. Thumbs down for sure