Warner Bros. Games has announced official PC modding support for Hogwarts Legacy, and us muggles don't have long to wait: A creator kit launches on January 30, alongside a mod section in the game's main menu from which selected mods can be downloaded directly.

Avalanche Studios has already partnered with mod creators in the Hogwarts Legacy community to have a wide array of mods available when official mod support goes live. Players can expect new models for brooms like dragons, vacuums, and even cats, or enjoy new options for character customization regarding appearances and clothing.

Hogwarts Legacy is getting a creator tool kit that will allow players to create their own content such as dungeons, and quests, and share with the community or have fun customizing characters, items,

Hogwarts Legacy will receive official PC modding support through the repository CurseForge starting January 30, but the magic action RPG's console players won't stand for it.

Avalanche Software's Hogwarts Legacy is getting official modding support, which could significantly bolster its staying power.

Watch the latest Hogwarts Legacy video for the reveal that the latest update brings PC Modding to the action RPG. The video shows what you can expect from this update, where PC Modding will now be officially supported with the release of the Hogwarts Legacy Creator Kit and in-game Mod Manager.

The team announced the addition with a special video presentation, below, revealing a release date of January 30, 2025 for a free update that includes the highly requested feature. It’ll only be for PC for now, with the team sharing no news about when or if players can expect to see modding come to consoles.

"In the latest FREE update to Hogwarts Legacy, PC Modding will now be officially supported with the release of our Creator Kit and in-game Mod Manager. It’s time to conjure up a whole new Hogwarts and live the unwritten like never before!"

Starting on January 30th, the official mod-patch (aptly called Hogwarts Legacy and the Chambers of Mods) will allow players to create their own mods for the game, and WB has already partnered with a number of creators to bring new questlines, dungeons and more when it launches on January 30th.