In the sprawling, broomstick-friendly world of Hogwarts Legacy, the Highlands are where the game lets its hair down—wild moors, cozy hamlets, and 11 Demiguise statues that have mastered the ancient art of hide-and-seek. Gladwin Moon, Hogwarts' resident moon enthusiast, wants them all, and he is not exactly subtle about it. The player, being a good-hearted fifth-year with a suspicious amount of free time, is tasked with hunting down these stone rascals. It is not all sunshine and unicorn farts, but it is a jolly good excuse to snoop through strangers' bedrooms. As of 2026, this quest remains one of the most delightfully tedious collect-a-thons in the game.

Before diving in, a word to the wise: Alohomora is the player's best friend here. Many statues are locked behind doors, and no one wants to be the wizard who got stumped by a level-one lock. Also, Demiguise statues only show themselves at night. So if the player is wandering around at noon wondering why the statue is a no-show, that is on them. The moon is not just a decorative rock in this game; it is basically a shift supervisor.

Here is the quick and dirty checklist for every Highland hamlet:

Now, let us unpack these miniature moon missions one by one, because a wizard without a plan is just a person in a robe.

North Ford Bog: Pitt-Upon-Ford

North Ford Bog sits at the very top of the map, just above the Forbidden Forest. The player should use the Pitt-Upon-Ford Floo Flame, follow the path on the right, and look for the second house with a car out front. Inside, on the top floor, the statue is chilling between a mirror and a lamp. It is not exactly Fort Knox, but the car outside does suggest someone might be compensating for something.

Hogsmeade Valley: Upper Hogsfield

Hogsmeade Valley contains the famous wizarding town of Hogsmeade, but the Demiguise statue is hiding in Upper Hogsfield. From the Floo Flame, head down the path straight ahead into town. The second house on the left has a big wheel out front and a locked door. Alohomora that bad boy, and the statue will be sitting inside on a chair like it pays rent.

South Hogwarts Region: Aranshire and Lower Hogsfield

The South Hogwarts Region has two statues, and both require a bit of light breaking and entering. In Aranshire, use the Floo Flame and look for a tiny stone house on the left. Unlock it, head to the second floor, and the statue will be sitting in front of the bed. In Lower Hogsfield, go through the gate and straight ahead to the house with flowers out front. A kid is reading on the floor, and the statue is right behind them next to a chair. The player should probably not mention this to the kid's parents.

Hogwarts Valley: Brocburrow and Keenbridge

Hogwarts Valley is just south of the school, and its enemies are stronger, so the player should bring their big-wizard pants. In Brocburrow, start at the Floo Flame, head straight, then take the left path. After passing Eddie Thistlewood's shop, turn right to the second house with a small bench next to the door. Inside, look behind you: the statue is underneath a porcelain teapot. In Keenbridge, go forward from the Floo Flame and enter through the wooden gate next to Fatimah Lawang's shop. Head up the hill to the house with pumpkins out front, unlock it, and find the statue on a small table on the first floor.

Feldcroft Region: Feldcroft and Irondale

Feldcroft Region is west of Hogwarts Valley, separated by a large mountain. In Feldcroft, head down the left path from the Floo Flame. The player will pass a house with practice dummies in the backyard; the next house with vines around the front door is the target. Unlock it with Alohomora, and the statue is on the windowsill to the left. In Irondale, go straight up the path and turn right into the first house, which has a white chair out front. The statue is hiding behind a counter on the right. Sneaky little blighter.

Marunweem Lake: Marunweem

Marunweem Lake is past Poidsear Coast, toward the southern part of the map. At the Marunweem Floo Flame, follow the path straight and then take a right. In the center of town, look for a bulletin board on the right. From there, take a left and enter the house with four stacked pots to the left. The statue is behind a counter, probably giggling silently in stone.

Manor Cape: Bainburgh

Head south from Marunweem Lake to find Manor Cape. In Bainburgh, start at the Floo Flame, take a left, and follow the path. In the middle of town, with a bulletin board on the left and a shop on the right, go to the house directly behind the bulletin board. Inside, the statue is on a table next to a chair. It is almost as if these statues want to be found, but only after the player has done a full tour of every sitting room in the Highlands.

Cragcroftshire: Cragcroft

From Bainburgh, head east to reach Cragcroftshire. In Cragcroft, use the Floo Flame east of the hamlet and head down into town, following the path on the right. Eventually, the player will find a small shop run by Bella Navarro. Next to her is a tiny house, and the last Demiguise Statue is on the second floor next to the bed. After that, it is back to Gladwin Moon, who will presumably do a little moon dance.

Why Bother? Because Alohomora Does Not Upgrade Itself

Collecting all 11 Highland statues is not just about satisfying a nocturnal janitor's strange obsession. Every statue returned to Gladwin Moon helps upgrade Alohomora, which means more locked doors, more chests, and more opportunities to be a nosy little menace. In 2026, with the game still being replayed by wizards and witches alike, this collect-a-thon remains a rite of passage. It is a bit of a faff, but the payoff is right as rain.

So grab a broom, wait for nightfall, and remember: if a stone monkey is hiding under a teapot, the player is not losing their mind. They are just winning at Hogwarts Legacy's weirdest scavenger hunt. 🧙‍♂️🌙