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What was mentioned in the latest Hogwarts Legacy update patch notes was that the developers resolved an issue where the game would crash if players used Avada Kedavra on Cassandra Mason at the beginning of the boss fight. As of the latest update, though, it seems that Hogwarts Legacy players can't use Unforgivable Curses on Cassandra Mason, something that wasn't mentioned in the patch notes. This means that anyone hit with Avada Kedavra dies instantly, which is something that Hogwarts Legacy players have taken advantage of to make quick work of some of the game's bosses. While there were some tweaks to the Unforgivable Curses to make them fit better in a video game, they mostly work like they do in the Harry Potter books and movies. RELATED: Hilarious Hogwarts Legacy Clip Shows Deer Using Merlin Trial as a Rollercoaster

As it so happens, all three Unforgivable Curses are featured in Hogwarts Legacy for players to learn and wield at their discretion.

There's Crucio, which tortures anyone unlucky enough to get hit with it Imperio, which puts the target under the spellcaster's control and finally, Avada Kedavra, aka the Killing Curse. Unforgivable Curses have always drawn a great deal of interest from Hogwarts Legacy fans, as many were curious to see how exactly the developers would implement them in the open world Harry Potter game.įor those who may be unfamiliar with Harry Potter lore, the Unforgivable Curses are three particularly heinous spells that are illegal to use in the Wizarding World. Hogwarts Legacy's latest update has made a controversial change not mentioned in the patch notes: the Unforgivable Curses are no longer usable in the boss fight against Cassandra Mason.