Alright, alright, let’s talk about this Charles Rookwood trial thingy. I heard some folks gossiping, so I’ll tell ya what I gathered.
This Charles fella, seems like he was a teacher, yeah, a teacher at some fancy school for magic, Hogwarts they call it. Taught somethin’ called… uh… Trans… Trans… somethin’ or other. Makin’ things change, I guess. Like turnin’ a toad into a teacup, maybe? Who knows what them city folk get up to.
- Hogwarts School Teacher: Charles taught somethin’ fancy, like makin’ things change shape.
- Rookwood Cellar: Sounds spooky, right? Gotta find a door and then you see his picture.
- Portrait Puzzle: Gotta find three of them… uh… sigils, whatever those are. Hit ’em all at once, like bang, bang, bang!
So, this trial, it ain’t no court trial like you see on TV. It’s more like… a test, I reckon. You gotta go lookin’ for stuff. First off, there’s this Rookwood Cellar place. Sounds dark and dusty, like my old shed back home, only bigger and probably with more spiders. You gotta find an openin’ and go through, and then boom! There’s a picture of this Charles Rookwood hangin’ on the wall.
The picture, it talks! Can you believe that? A talkin’ picture! He tells ya to start the second trial. See? More than one test. This Charles fella sure liked makin’ things complicated.
Now, to get to this picture, that ain’t easy. You gotta go to some castle, Rookwood Castle, they call it. And there’s fightin’ involved! This Professor Fig person, he helps ya beat up some bad guys. Then, you gotta find the picture inside the castle, but it’s hidden behind a gate. And of course, the gate ain’t just gonna open for ya. You gotta be clever. There’s some kinda puzzle with three… sigils, he called ‘em. They’re on the wall, and you gotta hit all three at the same time. Sounds like a pain in the neck, if you ask me.
Seems like there’s another part too. More fightin’, outside in the yard, and then climbin’ walls. Imagine climbin’ walls at my age! My knees would be screamin’. Anyways, you climb up and there’s this magic door. And guess what? More symbols! You gotta shoot three of ‘em this time, and then the door opens. And then, finally, on the right side, there’s that picture of Charles Rookwood again. Seems like he’s everywhere!
This whole trial thing, it’s like a wild goose chase, if you ask me. Runnin’ around, fightin’ folks, lookin’ for symbols. Seems like a lot of trouble for a picture, but what do I know? I’m just an old woman.
From what I hear, this trial is a big part of some game, Hogwarts Legacy, they call it. Kids these days, they love this kinda stuff. Magic and adventures and whatnot. Me? I’d rather just sit on my porch with a glass of iced tea. But hey, to each their own.
I guess if you’re playin’ this Hogwarts game, you gotta do this Charles Rookwood trial. Sounds like a pain, but if you want to win or whatever, you gotta do what they tell ya. Just remember, look for the cellar, find the picture, hit the symbols, and try not to get beat up too bad. And for goodness sake, watch out for them spiders in the cellar!
So, that’s the gist of it, as best as I can tell ya. It ain’t easy bein’ an old lady tryin’ to keep up with all this magic and mayhem. But I do my best. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I gotta go make some supper. All this talk about trials and tribulations has made me hungry.
To sum it up, the Charles Rookwood trial involves finding a hidden portrait, solving puzzles with symbols, and possibly fighting some enemies. It’s all part of a bigger story in the Hogwarts Legacy game, and it sounds like a real adventure, even if it’s a bit confusing for an old woman like me.
This trial, it really makes you think. What was Charles Rookwood really up to? Why all these puzzles and challenges? Maybe he was trying to teach something important, or maybe he just liked messing with people. I guess some things we’ll never know for sure.
Anyway, I hope I explained it well enough. It ain’t easy talkin’ about magic and games and such. But I did my best, like always. Now, I’m off to do somethin’ a little less…magical. Like sweepin’ the porch.
