Exploring the Rewards of Quidditch Champions – A Guide to All Season Levels in Harry Potter

Curious about the various rewards that come with leveling up in Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions? By earning XP through playing matches, you can unlock rewards in the game’s “Season”section every time you increase your level. These rewards include cosmetics and valuable currencies, making it crucial to keep track of them in order to effectively equip your players. This guide provides a comprehensive list of all the rewards you can obtain through leveling up in Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions.

All Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions Season Level Rewards

The Ron Weasley Legendary Character skin in Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, one of the Season level rewards — Image Source: Twinfinite via Unbroken Studios

Level 2 – Moonstones x 10 (Common Currency)
Level 3 – Gold x 50 (Common Currency)
Level 4 – Winged Keys x 5 (Common Currency)
Level 5 – Snowy Owl (Uncommon Insignia)
Level 6 – Winged Keys x 5 (Common Currency)
Level 7 – Padded Headwear (Rare Headwear)
Level 8 – Hogwarts Letter (Rare Emblem)
Level 9 – Winged Keys x 5 (Common Currency)
Level 10 – Moonstones x 10 (Common Currency)
Level 11 – Cleansweep Six (Rare Broom)
Level 12 – Gold x 50 (Common Currency)
Level 13 – Winged Keys x 5 (Common Currency)
Level 14 – Oak Feather Spectacles (Rare Facewear)
Level 15 – Naptime (Rare Emote)
Level 16 – Moonstones x 10 (Common Currency)
Level 17 – Deluminator (Legendary Broom Trail)
Level 18 – Lightning (Uncommon Insignia)
Level 19 – Moonstones x 10 (Common Currency)
Level 20 – Winged Keys x 10 (Common Currency)
Level 21 – Crookshanks (Rare Emblem)
Level 22 – Winged Keys x 10 (Common Currency)
Level 23 – Dark Conjurer Wand – Blackthorn (Rare Wand)
Level 24 – Gold x 100 (Common Currency)
Level 25 – Moonstones x 15 (Common Currency)
Level 26 – Vervain – Seafarer (Rare Hair)
Level 27 – Thundercloud (Uncommon Insignia)
Level 28 – Moonstones x 15 (Common Currency)
Level 29 – Winged Keys x 10 (Common Currency)
Level 30 – Ravenclaw Eagle (Uncommon Eagle)
Level 31 – Winged Keys x 10 (Common Currency)
Level 32 – Firebolt – Molten Lava (Epic Broom)
Level 33 – Moonstones x 20 (Common Currency)
Level 34 – Quidditch Goggles (Epic Facewear)
Level 35 – Gold x 100 (Common Currency)
Level 36 – Moonstones x 20 (Common Currency)
Level 37 – Winged Keys x 10 (Common Currency)
Level 38 – Artifact Collector Wand – Aspen (Rare Wand)
Level 39 – Moonstones x 20 (Common Currency)
Level 40 – Hagrid Papercraft Mask (Legendary Mask)
Level 41 – Gold x 200 (Common Currency)
Level 42 – Moonstones x 20 (Common Currency)
Level 43 – Up! (Epic Victory Celebration)
Level 44 – Moonstones x 25 (Common Currency)
Level 45 – Winged Keys x 30 (Common Currency)
Level 46 – This or That? (Rare Emote)
Level 47 – Moonstones x 25 (Common Currency)
Level 48 – Roll and Wave (Epic Victory Celebration)
Level 49 – Ron Weasley Style Wand – Second (Rare Wand)
Level 50 – Ron Weasley – Gryffindor Keeper Tryouts (Legendary Character)
Level 51 – Winged Keys x 10 (Common Currency)
Level 52 – Winged Keys x 10 (Common Currency)

Harry Potter Quidditch Champions Reward Types Explained

The Firebolt - Molten Lava broom in Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, one of the Season level rewards — Image Source: Twinfinite via Unbroken Studios

Common Currency

By increasing your Season level in Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, you can earn valuable currencies that can be used to purchase cosmetics and upgrade your broom. Learning how to obtain more Winged Keys, Coins, and Moonstones will not only help increase your level, but also improve the performance of your brooms and allow you to customize your characters more quickly.

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In Quidditch Champions, you can add some of the rewards mentioned above, such as Headgear or Facewear, to your character instead of using the default options provided at the beginning of the game. One notable reward is the Hagrid Papercraft Mask, which parodies the character model from the PS1 game, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.

Badges & Emblems

Insignias serve as intriguing rewards because they can be placed on top of clothing gear – such as the Snowy Owl on the back of a Quidditch uniform. In Quidditch Champions, Emblems like Crookshanks or the Hogwarts Letter can be personalized as a player icon under the “Career”tab on the right.

Emotes, Celebrations, Broomtrails & Goal Celebrations

During or at the end of a match, you can use Emotes and Celebrations to express yourself. Broomtrails and Goal Celebrations allow for even more customization, allowing you to adjust the color and style of the broom flying trails and the effects of Chasers scoring with the Quaffle.

Wands

Adding a wand to your character’s appearance is a purely decorative choice, but it can greatly enhance their individuality. This is especially true if you have a favorite wand from the Harry Potter universe.

Brooms

Brooms are highly valuable as they possess individual stats that can be upgraded in Agility, Durability, and Speed, making them one of the most crucial rewards to obtain.

Hero Characters

Finally, there are also Hero character skins, such as Ron Weasley, that can be unlocked at Level 50, or purchased in the Market store, like Hermione or Fred & George. These skins only alter your character’s appearance to resemble the Hero, rather than having the Hero actually join your Quidditch team. However, it is a nice addition.

After learning about the various rewards for increasing your Season level, you can discover how to invite friends to play a match in Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions. If you’re still familiarizing yourself with the gameplay, you can also learn how to use Playcaller in Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions to excel as a Keeper.