All Harry Potter Quidditch Champions brooms and how to unlock them

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions has been making waves since its release on September 3, 2024. Within the game, players get to traverse on magic brooms, as they navigate the Quidditch pitch to gain maximum points and emerge victorious. Set in the Wizarding World, the game has many references and callbacks to events that take place across the many books and movies created within its universe.

Players must use magic brooms to play the game, and while it may sound relatively straightforward, there are a multitude of brooms available. Some even need to complete certain prerequisites to be unlocked. With that in mind, here is a list of every broom in Quidditch Champions, and how to unlock them.

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Every broom in Harry Potter Quidditch Champions

The Stormrider broom as shown in the game trailer. (Image via Warner Bros)

Within the game, players have an option to choose from 10 broom classes. The base broom classes are as follows:

• Cleansweep
• Comet
• Firebolt
• Legacy (Epic/ Rare)
• Nimbus
• Oakshaft
• Shooting Star
• Stormrider
• Swiftstick

Some broom classes also include skins, which create a few variations between broom classes. A few brooms are locked behind certain criteria, including the purchase of the Deluxe Edition, or having to watch a Twitch Stream. One broom is unlocked only if it has been pre-ordered. In total, there are a total of 26 different brooms for players to pick in Quidditch Champions.

Below is a list of every broom found within the game and how to unlock them:

Broom name	Criteria to unlock
Cleansweep Six	Unlocked on Tier 11 of the Quidditch Tryouts Rewards Track.
Cleansweep Seven	Unlocked at Career Level 4.
Cleansweep Eleven	Completing every “Reaching Heights” career challenge.
Comet	Unlocked at Career Level 4.
Firebolt	Completing every available “Dedication” challenge.
Firebolt: Molten Lava	Unlocked on Tier 32 of the Quidditch Tryouts Rewards Track.
Firebolt Supreme	Only obtainable if the game was pre-ordered.
Legacy: Epic	Requires the purchase of Hogwarts Legacy, and linking with WB Games account.
Legacy: Silver Arrow	Completing a PvP career challenge, playing 30 PvP matches.
Legacy: Sky Scythe	Completing a Seeker Mastery challenge, dodging 20 Bludgers.
Nimbus 1700	Completing a Chase Mastery Challenge. As a Seeker, tackle an opponent and steal their Quaffle 25 times.
Nimbus 2000	Unlocked upon reaching Career Level 40.
Nimbus 2001	Completing every PvP match challenge.
Oakshaft 79	Completing a Beater Mastery Challenge. As a Beater, causing 30 fumbles.
Shooting Star Series One	Unlocked on Career Level 4.
Shooting Star Series Three Gryffindor	Purchasable for 800 Gold.
Shooting Star Series Three Hufflepuff	Purchasable for 800 Gold.
Shooting Star Series Three Ravenclaw	Purchasable for 800 Gold.
Shooting Star Series Three Slytherin	Purchasable for 800 Gold.
Stormrider Firestorm Gryffindor	Requires purchase of the Deluxe Edition DLC.
Stormrider Sandstorm Hufflepuff	Requires purchase of the Deluxe Edition DLC.
Stormrider Cyclone Ravenclaw	Requires purchase of the Deluxe Edition DLC.
Stormrider Hurricane Slytherin	Requires purchase of the Deluxe Edition DLC.
Stormrider Typhoon	Unlocked at Career level 20.
Stormrider Typhoon Occamy	Unlocked by a Twitch Drops reward campaign (watching a Twitch stream on the platform you have the game on)
Swiftstick Classic	Completing a Keeper Mastery challenge. Using Playcaller buff as a Keeper 100 times.

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Reasons to unlock different brooms

The game has a vast selection of brooms for the player to select from (Image via Warner Bros)

Each broom in the game has three parameters on which its stats are determined. These are Speed, Agility, and Durability. The game also allows players to pick different roles in-game: Seekers, Keepers, Beaters, and Chasers. With each role having its unique characteristics and needs, certain brooms might be better suited to a particular role than others.

For Chasers, though agility and durability are important, the primary stat to focus on would be Speed. Similarly, for Beaters, a broom with higher durability would be more desirable given the nature of its role. A Seeker would require increased agility stats to outmaneuver the opponent team's Beaters and Chasers, which may call for an all-rounder broom.

Lastly, a Keeper would need an agile and durable broom instead of focusing on speed, given their role requires them to stay near the goalpost for the entire match. Alternatively, players can also opt to choose an all-rounded broom, which can be useful in almost every role on the Quidditch pitch.

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