By watching eligibleTwitch streams, players may get Hogwarts Legacy Twitch Drops between February 7, 2023 and February 24, 2023. These include Silver Dragon-Eyed Spectacles, an Urchin Hat, a Carmine Lightning Bolt Scarf, and a Lilac Ensemble.
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If you've followed the steps in our guide, you should be able to get the Twitch drops. However, there are a few things you can do.
If your Hogwarts Legacy Twitch drops aren't working, here's what you should do.
Try the following steps if you aren't getting the Hogwarts Legacy Twitch drops.
- Check that you’ve linked the correct Warner Bros. account and Twitch account.
- If you’ve linked the wrong accounts, you can change that through the Warner Bros. Linked Accounts page here.
- Make sure you’re watching an eligible stream.
- An eligible Hogwarts Legacy stream will have the tag “Drops Enabled.”
- You also need to ensure that the stream you’re watching has the callout message at the top of the chat; otherwise, your watch time may not count toward the drop’s progress.
- Switch to another stream if you don’t see the tag “Drops Enabled” or the callout message.
- Only watch one Hogwarts Legacy “Drops Enabled” stream.
- If you have multiple “Drops Enabled” streams open, there’s a chance that none of your watch times will count toward the drop’s progress.
- If you’re watching a Hogwarts Legacy “Drops Enabled” stream and another game’s “Drops Enabled” stream, like Lost Ark, there’s a chance that none of your watch times will count toward either drop’s progress. So, pick one stream to watch.
- If you’ve linked the wrong accounts, you can change that through the Warner Bros. Linked Accounts page here.
- An eligible Hogwarts Legacy stream will have the tag “Drops Enabled.”
- You also need to ensure that the stream you’re watching has the callout message at the top of the chat; otherwise, your watch time may not count toward the drop’s progress.
- Switch to another stream if you don’t see the tag “Drops Enabled” or the callout message.
- If you have multiple “Drops Enabled” streams open, there’s a chance that none of your watch times will count toward the drop’s progress.
- If you’re watching a Hogwarts Legacy “Drops Enabled” stream and another game’s “Drops Enabled” stream, like Lost Ark, there’s a chance that none of your watch times will count toward either drop’s progress. So, pick one stream to watch.
- If you’ve linked the wrong accounts, you can change that through the Warner Bros. Linked Accounts page here.
- An eligible Hogwarts Legacy stream will have the tag “Drops Enabled.”
- You also need to ensure that the stream you’re watching has the callout message at the top of the chat; otherwise, your watch time may not count toward the drop’s progress.
- Switch to another stream if you don’t see the tag “Drops Enabled” or the callout message.
- If you have multiple “Drops Enabled” streams open, there’s a chance that none of your watch times will count toward the drop’s progress.
- If you’re watching a Hogwarts Legacy “Drops Enabled” stream and another game’s “Drops Enabled” stream, like Lost Ark, there’s a chance that none of your watch times will count toward either drop’s progress. So, pick one stream to watch.
Once you have verified that you have linked the correct accounts and are watching an eligible stream, you should be able to complete the required watch times and receive your drops. The drops must be manually claimed through your Twitch inventory and then redeemed on the Hogwarts Legacy Twitch Drop webpage.
If you don't see the items in your inventory, but have claimed the drops in both places, you may try your Gear menu, since this is where you'll be able to see all of the cosmetics you can equip.