Find all items sold at The Brood & Peck in hogwarts legacy, including costs for Loom upgrades and selling beasts for 120 Galleons.
The Brood & Peck is your store dedicated to all things Loom. If you want to get some upgrades to your gear, but if you are missing a few parts, then this is the place to visit. The cost of the item indicates the rarity of the item. Typically, you will find that the 150 cost items are the most basic resource you need to upgrade items through their upgrade levels. The 250 cost items typically are required to upgrade items past level 2. Meanwhile The 400 cost items can upgrade items to level 3. If you are upgrading an item to max level that is of orange gear quality, then you will likely need a 700 cost material. This is typically how the game’s loom system works. But, each item may require different amount of any of the items above, thanks to it being largely random.
Items Sold:
- Jobberknoll Feather: 150 Galleons
- Mooncalf Fur: 150 Galleons
- Puffskein Fur: 150 Galleons
- Diricawl Feather: 250 Galleons
- Fwooper Feather: 250 Galleons
- Niffler Fur: 250 Galleons
- Kneazle Fur: 400 Galleons
- Thestral Hair: 400 Galleons
- Toad Warts: 400 Galleons
- Graphorn Horn: 700 Galleons
- Hippogriff Feather: 700 Galleons
- Unicorn Hair: 700 Galleons
It is worth mentioning that you can sell beasts to the Brood & Peck. However, the price for all animals is 120 Galleon, regardless of the animal you bring in. Having an animal that is shiny status also does not affect the price. So, if you want to make some consistent money, head straight to a Puffskein Den and take the entire pack and sell them on. Become the poacher you are always meant to be.
- Selling beasts is a consistent way to make money, with each animal fetching 120 Galleons.
- Shiny beasts do not sell for more than regular beasts.
- Materials costing 150 Galleons are basic upgrades, 250 Galleons are for past level 2, 400 Galleons are for level 3, and 700 Galleons are for max level upgrades on orange gear quality items.
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