I get sorted into Hufflepuff because of course I do, I'm 28 years old and playing a Minecraft mod based on a series of children's books.
I get sorted into Hufflepuff because of course I do. I'm 28 years old and playing a Minecraft mod based on a series of children's books that I loved way too much when I was an actual child so I guess I just exude Hufflepuff energy.
The sorting hat agrees, after peppering me with magazine-style personality quiz questions like"what do you most value?” and"which would you rather be?” ."Hufflepuff!" the grouchy sorting hat yells. The grey scarf tucked into the school wizarding robes I bought in Diagon Alley magically turns yellow. Now that I'm sorted, I'm free to roam the unfathomably intricate rendition of Hogwarts.
Later on, I help Draco Malfoy collect some potentially ‘embarrassing' items around his family's house, before which he's happy to give me his opinions on the Weasly family, and Arthur Weasly and the Ministry Of Magic's home inspections that could have led to the discovery of the Malfoy Manor's cryptic scrolls and cursed skulls. That's dealt with now. You're welcome, Draco.
After all that dallying about, it's time to attend a class or two. Mercifully, Witchcraft & Wizardry does include a helpful quest compass that points you towards your current objective. Without it, I'd undoubtedly be stuck wandering the dungeons forever.
I jump through a set of spooky, cavernous rooms, hitting targets that open passageways and reveal platforms that I have to jump on before they retract. Other targets I have to hit in sequences. At the end I'm faced with a room of Boggarts to fight. In wizarding lore, they transform into your greatest fear. In this Minecrafted world they appear as skeletons and spiders mostly.