All Magical Beasts that you can capture and place in your Vivarium are breedable in Hogwarts Legacy – that is, save for the Phoenix, of which there is only one in the entire game.
Head to the Room of Requirement and into the Vivarium and conjure up a breeding pen by using your Conjuration spell. Place both a male and female Beast of the same species and wait 30 minutes in real-time to produce an offspring. And that's it!
Like any creature in Hogwarts Legacy, players can breed Unicorns, albeit a bit more time-consuming than the other Beasts, as the process requires an extra step. Unlike other creatures which can be found in groups, only one Unicorn can be seen when visiting its Habitat near Upper Hogsfield.
Resources. From my limited experience, two shiny parents will produce a shiny baby 100% of the time. With one shiny parent/one normal parent, you get shiny offspring about 50% of the time. As of now, there are two reasons to breed beasts.
The Phoenix is a legendary beast in Hogwarts Legacy and can't be found like other beasts. Not only do you have to complete a special quest to find it, but the Phoenix also cannot be bred.
Finding a shiny Unicorn in Hogwarts Legacy is tough, as there is only one den in the game and the fact that only one Unicorn spawns at a time in the den. While a normal Unicorn is white in color, the shiny Unicorn is brown, almost gold-like in color.
How do you get a black unicorn in Hogwarts Legacy?
Fly to the Forbidden Forest, to the Unicorn nest south of the North Ford Bog Entrance floo point. Use Disillusionment to hide, then move around until you find Hazel. Cast Arresto Momentum on her, then use the Nab-sack to capture her.
Yes, you can breed Graphorn. Only the first Graphorn you encounter, as part of San Bakar's Trial, is used as a mount – any further Graphorn will be used as beasts that you can add to your Vivarium. All Graphorn will spawn at the single den we described above, and only one Graphorn will spawn at a time.
There is a female graphorn that can spawn at the graphorn lair at the south-east corner of the map. Only one graphorn spawns there every time the area resets, and its gender might be random. For me, it was female on the first try.
While Dragons exist in Hogwarts Legacy, you cannot catch or ride them like you can with other beasts and creatures. You'll encounter a Dragon in Horntail Hall during the Fire and Vice quest, given by Poppy Sweeting, which unlocks after you complete the Charles Rookwood Trial quest.
In case you didn't know, the Basilisk is a giant and powerful snake that lives in the Chamber of Secrets. However, the Basilisk is a rare and deadly creature, and attempting to breed the serpent falls under the Ban on Experimental Breeding. It's fair to say that this is a forbidden creature, and for a very good reason.
Beast offspring do not grow up into fully grown beasts in Hogwarts Legacy. You cannot breed more mounts or other adult grown beasts, nor can you breed offspring to get more offspring and multiply your beasts, so you must rescue more to get those.
You don't get an actual pets in Hogwarts Legacy, but you do unlock the ability to catch and raise creatures in a farm-like environment. A set of missions will see you set out to protect animals from poachers that ultimately gifts you the ability to catch them and release them into special environment.
One Vivarium can hold as many as 12 animals, but only 4 species. That is, if you have already caught one of each of Puffskein, Mooncalf, Fwooper, and Graphorn, you can only put animals of the same species in one Vivarium; for others, you will need to unlock another.
Breeding more Mooncalf. Once the Beasts are in the Vivarium, you will need to ensure you have both a male and a female from the same species in order to have them breed. Next you will also need to build a Breeding Pen. You should have one in each of your Vivariums.
Phoenix is one of the beasts found in Hogwarts Legacy. There is only one phoenix available in the game and thus this one doesn't count towards The Nature of the Beast achievement.
All magical beasts that you can capture and place in your Vivarium are breedable in Hogwarts Legacy, except for one: the phoenix. This means you can breed anything from rare creatures like unicorns and hippogriffs, to cat-like kneazles, if you prefer tamer and cuter companions.
As requested by Betty Bugbrooke, players are to keep Hazel and take care of the Unicorn inside one of the Vivariums. It's possible to feed and brush the shiny coat of the Beast to obtain magical materials and upgrade gear in Hogwarts Legacy using the Enchanted Loom in the Room of Requirement.
First off, you need to have attended your first Beast Class and unlocked the vivarium in the Room of Requirement. Otherwise you won't have the tools to capture or store a unicorn.
You can get it by completing the main quest, The Elf, the Nab-Sack, and the Loom. In addition, you should learn the Disillusionment, Accio, Glacius, and Arresto Momentum spells to be able to capture Hazel effectively.
Caligo, also referred to as an Onyx Hippogriff in prerelease marketing, is a purple-black male hippogriff in Hogwarts Legacy. He is an exclusive pre-order bonus for all editions of the game; if the game was pre-purchased, he becomes available as a Flying Mount after completing the main quest The High Keep.
Unlike in the movies, the unicorns cannot be harvested for their blood, though the curse of drinking unicorn blood would certainly add an interesting element to the game for a player seeking to build a less-than-virtuous character.
Unicorns come in 2 colors: a standard white and a rare (shiny) gold. Offspring will only appear as gold (which is similar to the adult "shiny" color). Offspring can also bear the shiny star mark, but are still the same color as standard offspring.
