The room of requirement is your home within Hogwarts. You can craft potions, grow plants and keep your beasts here. Unlocking it for the first time is exciting and opens up much more of the Hogwarts Legacy game.
However, you will soon feel like you are running out of room to do everything you want to do. In this guide, we are going to show you how to make the room of requirement bigger so you can do much more. Let’s jump in.

How To Make The Room Of Requirement Bigger
As you progress through the story in the game you will unlock more of the room of requirement giving you more space. When you unlock the room of requirement you will start a quest called ‘Interior Decorating’.
During the quest, Professor Weasley teaches you the Conjuring spell which is used to help decorate the room of requirement. On completion of the quest, a whole new area will open up in the room. This is the first way to expand the room.
What you may not know is that you can expand this room even further giving you double the space.
Complete In The Shadow Of Revelation
To open up the extra room in the room of requirement you will need to complete a main storyline quest called ‘In The Shadow Of Revelation’.
In this quest, you will have to defeat Ranrock which is one of the last quests in the storyline. Once you have completed it head back to the room of requirement and it will start to open up and become about twice as big.
Expanding The Vivarium
You can also expand the room of requirement by expanding the vivarium. Following the main storyline quest “The Elf, The Nab-Sack, and the Loom”, you unlock your first vivarium. You will then get reached out to about a side quest called “Plight of the house-elf”.
When you complete this quest you will unlock another Vivarium biome, making the room of requirement bigger.
Wrapping Up
You should now have much more room for activities in your room of requirement in Hogwarts Legacy. Have fun crafting potions, growing plants, and more. Make sure to check out more of our Hogwarts Legacy guides below.
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