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Harry Potter: Wizards Unite's First Event Begins Today
At 11 a.m. PT today, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is introducing its first week-long quest. The game calls it the "Brilliant Event: Fantastic Flora and Fauna." This multi-part quest is structured similarly to Professor Willow's research assignments in Pokémon Go, and pushes players to complete a number of small feats to earn rewards.
These assignments range from capturing a buckbeak to brewing five potions. The image below shows you what players will need to catch to complete the event's Forbidden Forest sticker page. The creatures of note should be spawning everywhere during the event week. We'll have to wait to see if the reward at the end of the quest is worth the effort. If you want to learn more about Wizard's Unite, check out my review.
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