If you’ve ever sunk a talent point into something like Swift or Stealth early in Hogwarts Legacy, only to later realize you’d rather toss fireballs like a Dark Arts menace, the good news is that you can now respec. One of the game’s most-requested features was finally included in the summer update arrived on June 6, 2024. Let’s talk about how it works, what it costs, and how you can rebuild your witch or wizard to better suit your playstyle.
Can You Reset Talents in Hogwarts Legacy?
Yes, you can now respec your talents in Hogwarts Legacy using the in-game menu. This wasn’t possible when the game launched in 2023, and for over a year, players were locked into their choices. But the feature was added and has remained a core part of the game ever since.
This is what makes this feature very useful:
- You can reset all of your talents at once.
- You get 100% of your talent points back.
- It’s accessible from the Talents menu at any time (as long as you’ve progressed past the early game).
How to Reset Your Talent Points in Hogwarts Legacy
Resetting your talents is easy through the game’s menu. Here’s how you do it:
- Open the Talents tab in your character menu.
- Look to the bottom right corner of the screen to find the “Reset Talents” option.
- Press the specific button (e.g., Square on PS5, X on Xbox, or R on PC) and confirm the reset.
A confirmation screen will tell you how much gold it costs and once done, all your spent talent points will be refunded immediately. Resetting all your talents in Hogwarts Legacy comes with a Galleon cost, which varies depending on how many talent points you’ve spent. The price can be between 3000-5000 Galleons and this price point is intentional, not very high but enough to make you think before investing.
You can earn more Galleons by selling items (especially high-rarity items), opening Eyeball Chests using Disillusionment, and from the loot through the chests and exploring dungeons. One thing to remember, there is no option to reset a single talent as Hogwarts Legacy only allows a full reset. So if you only want to fix one mistake, you’ll still need to reset the whole build.
Furthermore, you can check our Hogwarts Legacy review to find out how much it is worth the time, read how to unlock doors and chests, and how to change your character’s appearance.
