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nature of wand wood

Acacia acacia tree

A very unusual tree species, the wands made are very wary, usually refusing to provide magic to anyone other than their master, and like to show their strength only to the most talented people. This sensitive characteristic makes it difficult for them to find a suitable owner.

So I only reserve a small part of the inventory for those wizards who are shrewd enough. They are not suitable for ordinary ping-pong-pong magic. Once they find a good master, they will match the power of any attribute. Unfortunately, they are often due to weirdness.

His temperament is underestimated by people.

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Alder (qi first sound) wood

A material that is not easy to bend, but I also found that their ideal owners are not stubborn and unyielding, on the contrary, they are always helpful, considerate and lovable. Unlike most woods that look for owners with similar personalities, Alder's ideal owners

The master always has a temperament that is completely opposite or at least significantly different from their own. When they find a satisfactory master, they will become perfect and loyal helpers. Of all the wands, Alder is the most suitable for silent spells, so they enjoy the privilege of being only suitable for silent spells.

A good reputation as a wizard of the highest level.

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Apple apple tree

There are not many wands made of apple wood. They have great power and are suitable for those with lofty ideals and pursuits, because they have poor adaptability to black magic. It is said that the apple wand (how do you feel like Apple's new product =-)

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Ash ash

An ash staff is inseparable from its true owner. It should not be changed hands or given away to others without losing its strength or skill. This tendency is especially obvious when the core of the staff is a unicorn. Ancient superstition

I thought the wand was not suitable for distance testing, but I found that wands made of ancient Sorbus (this is not exact, the original text is rhyme), such as rowan, chestnut, ash and hazel wood, have

Some real treasures. From what I have observed, wizards who are suited to ash have never had any doubts about their faith, but arrogant or conceited wizards who insist on trying this prestigious wand always come up short. Ideal owner

It should be those who are truly tenacious and brave but never rude and arrogant.

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Aspen

White aspen has a fine grain, and all wandmakers command high prices for its sleek ivory appearance and exceptional strength. The appropriate owner of an aspen wand is usually a skilled duelist, or

Destined fighter, because aspen staffs are particularly suited to combat magic. A notorious secret dueling club of the eighteenth century, the Silver Spear, only required aspen staffs as a requirement for membership. In my experience, aspen staffs

The owner of the wand is usually a strong-willed person who is more inclined to the new order or attracted by his own pursuits than most people. This is a philanthropic wand.

Beech

A wizard who is truly suitable for a beech wand will be smarter among his peers if he is a young person; if he is an adult, he will have rich experience and tolerance. The beech wand will be very powerless in the face of narrow-minded users. These are not

This is especially true for owners of beech wands (despite loving their rich color and high price) who are always in front of knowledgeable wandmakers (like me) asking for advice on why their beautiful wand lacks power. When the right one is found

In its owner, a beech wand will possess an extremely sensitive and artistic skill, which has resulted in a glorious reputation that few other woods can match.

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Blackthorn Blackthorn (Plum wood)

An unusual material, and in my opinion very suitable for a warrior. This does not mean that its owner used black magic (although it is undeniable that wizards who use black magic will be fascinated by the magical power of the plum stick).

Surprisingly), it was discovered that many Oros used plum staffs as well as many tenants of Azkaban who used them. Plum staffs have a strange characteristic, just like plum trees that always bear their best fruit after the harshest frost.

A sweet fruit, the wand made of blackthorn wood seems to need to undergo severe tests with his master before he can truly break in with his master. After completing the break in, he will become an incredibly loyal servant.

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Black Walnut black walnut

Unlike ordinary walnut wands, black walnut wands seek owners with keen intuition and insight. They are very beautiful in appearance but difficult to control. He has a well-known quirk, that is, he is maladaptive to self-contradiction, if

If its owner deceives himself, his power will be greatly reduced. Once the wizard who holds them cannot face his own heart, the wand will not be able to be used normally, and if he wants to restore his magic power, he must be handed over to a new owner. Auxiliary

With a sincere, self-aware owner, black walnut wands become the most loyal and admirable of all wands, possessing unique magical credentials.

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Cedar cedar

When I meet a cedar cane owner, I sense strong character and unusual loyalty. My father used to say, "You can never cheat a cedar cane owner," and I couldn't agree more with him.

, cedar sticks always find a home with wise and perceptive owners. But I would also like to add to my father's point, that is, I have never met a cedar stick owner who came to me for maintenance.

Especially those wands that are damaged but cherished by their owners. Wizards who are suitable for cedar wands are potentially terrible opponents, and they always give a blow to the brainless challengers.

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Cherry Sakura (according to the context, this refers to the Japanese cherry blossom tree rather than the cherry tree)

This very rare material creates a wand with strange powers. In Japan's magic schools, the owners of cherry wood wands enjoy high prestige. Western wand buyers must abandon any belief that the pink-flowered tree can only be used

To make low-level wands for trivial or decorative purposes, because no matter what kind of inner core it is equipped with, a cherry wood wand usually gives its owner fatal power. It is especially important to note that if it is equipped with a dragon heartstring, it must not be used to make it.

Given to a wizard with no self-control and great mental strength.

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Chestnut chestnut tree

This is a very versatile wood, its properties vary depending on the core of the wand and are affected by the personality of the wandholder. A wizard who is suitable for this wand is well versed in the taming of magical creatures and possesses extremely strong magical powers.

Talented in medicine and naturally good at flying. However, when chestnut wood is paired with dragon core, it is suitable for their masters who are too addicted to luxury goods and material enjoyment, and do not care too much about how they obtain it. In contrast, three consecutive Wizengamot

The leader of the group owned a wand with a chestnut unicorn core, a wand of this combination that showed a special preference for righteous actions.

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Cypress

Cypress wands are always inseparable from nobility. The great medieval wandmaker Geraint Ollivander once wrote that he was always very honored to find an owner for a cypress wand, because he knew that the wizard in front of him would die a hero.

Fortunately, in times of peace, cypress rod bearers rarely sacrifice their lives, although there is no doubt that they would do so if necessary. Cypress rods find their soul mates in those who have the courage to sacrifice themselves, those who

People who are not afraid of their own and other people’s inner shadows.

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Dogwood dogwood (flower water tree)

Dogwoods are one of my personal favorites and I find them a joy and entertainment to find owners. They are very cunning and mischievous, they have a playful nature and expect a certain level of provision from their partners.

entertainment. But if you think that they are not suitable for serious magic, you are wrong. They know how to cast excellent spells in bad situations. If supported by a suitably intelligent and ingenious master, they will

Produce dazzling magic. One minor drawback of many Dogwood wands is that they refuse to use silent spells and they are always very noisy.

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Ebony ebony, ebony

Black jade-like Ebony has a charming appearance and reputation, and they are highly compatible with battle magic and transformation. Ebony likes people who have the courage to be their own masters, usually non-religious people, people with high self-esteem or good interpersonal relationships with outsiders, Phoenix

There are ebony staff holders both in the Society and among the Death Eaters. In my experience, the ebony staff is best for wizards who cling tightly to their beliefs, ignore outside pressure and remain unwavering.

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Elder Elderberry

The most precious of all woods, with a reputation for bringing great misfortune, the Elder Wand is harsher on its owners than any other wand. He has powerful magic but he despises those masters who are not outstanding among the wizards in his community. He needs a

Excellent wizards as its masters. The ancient superstition that "the Elder Wand, accomplishes nothing" has led to the fear of the Elder Wand. In fact, this superstition is unfounded. So many makers who refuse to make elder wands are because they are worried

They can't find a buyer rather than fear incurring misfortune. The truth is that only highly extraordinary people can be in tune with the Elder Wand, and that rarely happens. I'm sure wizards who qualify will have a special destiny. Another one I've had over the years

It turns out that elder wand owners almost invariably feel attracted to rowan wand holders.

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Elm elm

Many people have an unfounded belief that only pureblood wizards can use elm wands. This no doubt originated from some elm wand owners trying to prove their ancestry, but I know of wizards from Muggle families who have found elm wands suitable.

The fact is that elm wands like owners who are personable, magically gifted and inherently noble. Of all wands, elm wands are the least likely to malfunction and have graceful magic. Of all wands, they are the wands of wisdom.

, capable of performing advanced magic in the hands of the right owner (of course, this again supports the philosophy that elm staffs are very suitable for purebloods)

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English Oak English Oak

A wand suitable for every situation, good or bad, it is the most loyal friend a wizard can have. Oak wands require strength, courage and responsibility. What is less known is that oak wand owners often have keen intuition.

Moreover, it has an affinity for natural magic, animals and plants. Between the winter solstice and the summer solstice, the oak tree is called the king of the forest, and oak can only be collected during this period (holly replaces the oak tree as the king of the forest after the summer solstice, so

Holly can only be collected at the end of the year. It is believed that this method of differentiation stems from the ancient superstition that 'if the owner of an oak wand meets the owner of a holly wand, then their union will be foolish', a

Superstition with no basis). It is said that Merlin's wand was made of English oak (although his tomb has not been found so it cannot be proven).

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Fir

My stern grandfather, Gerbold Octavius ​​Ollivander, often referred to the fir wand as the survivor's wand because the three wizards he sold it to all three wizards had without exception survived mortal danger and escaped unscathed. There is no doubt that

Such wands, derived from his most malleable wood, require stability and strength to be their true masters, and they make poor props in the hands of changeable and hesitant people. Fir wands are particularly suitable for Transfiguration,

They like owners who are focused, strong-willed, and occasionally, aggressive.

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Hawthorn hawthorn tree

Wandmaker Gregorovitch once wrote: "The hawthorn wand is a strange, paradoxical wand. Like the tree itself, the hawthorn leaves and flowers have healing properties, while the smell of the hawthorn branches can kill."

"Although I can't agree with Gregorovitch on many things, we share a common understanding of the complex and fascinating properties of hawthorn wands, and they accept only the owner who best suits them. Hawthorn wands may be great for healing magic, but they are also very

Specializing in curses, I've often observed hawthorn wands favoring ambivalent personalities, or a wizard going through a chaotic period of his own. Hawthorn wands are difficult to master, so I would only give them to wizards who are obviously gifted.

, otherwise the consequences could be dangerous. They also have a noteworthy characteristic: if not operated properly, the spells they cast may backfire.

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Hazel hazelnut tree

A sensitive wand, hazelnut wood wands often reflect the emotions of their owners. They work best with owners who can understand themselves and control their inner emotions. Users other than their owners must be particularly careful, because if his owner has recently

If you are in a bad mood or have suffered a huge emotional setback, hazelnut wands will absorb and release this negative emotion without warning. Despite the inconvenience of smiling, hazelnut wands have a bright side. They can do the trick.

Highly skilled in magic, and devoted to their master until the master dies and 'withers' (that is, they drain the magic out of the wand until it no longer works, often resulting in the need to replace the core of the wand if the wand still retains its core)

if needed; if the core of this wand is unicorn mane, then he is hopeless, this wand is almost dead). Hazelnut wood wands also have the unique ability to find underground water, if it passes through hidden springs

Fire wells, they release silvery tear-shaped smoke.

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Holly holly tree

Holly is a rather rare wand material that is generally considered to have defensive properties. They are suitable for owners who need to overcome anger and anxiety. At the same time, holly wands are often chosen by owners who are involved in dangerous and spiritual pursuits.

The performance of holly wands depends largely on the material of their inner core, and their association with phoenix feathers is notorious, as holly has a strong resistance to the phoenix's material. In special cases, when

When this pairing happens, no one or anything can stop them.

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Hornbeam Hornbeam, Hornbeam

My wand is made of hornwood, and I tell you without exaggeration that hornwood wands choose wizards who are gifted and obsessed with some kind of pure passion (I prefer to use 'vision'), and their vision is usually

will come true. Horned wands can quickly adapt to their owner's style of magic, and they personalize so quickly that other users will find it difficult to use them to cast a simple little spell. Horned wands absorb both

Their master's sense of honor, no matter what it concerns, good or bad, will refuse to act on anything that does not align with their master's principles. This is an extremely principled and self-aware wand.

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Larch

Strong, durable, and with a warm color, larch has long been considered a valuable and attractive wand material. They have a reputation for instilling courage and confidence in their holders, so they are always in high demand.

The most popular wands are actually hard to find the ideal owner and are difficult to master. I have found that larch wands are often used with hidden special skills that often describe their owners. In fact, the owners of larch wands have a lot of experience with them before they own them.

Their talents may never be fully demonstrated, but after that wands and their masters develop an extraordinary rapport.

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Laurel Laurel

It is said that laurel wands cannot cast dishonorable spells, and although the intention may be good, I have heard that they are very powerful and have cast killing curses. Laurel wands are sometimes considered to be flashy, which is actually an inappropriate view.

Laurel wands do not tolerate a lazy holder, and in this case they are easily defeated. Otherwise, they will stay with their first owners forever, and they will remain vulnerable to others trying to steal them.

When they do, they produce an electric shock.

Marple maple tree

I found that the owners of windwood wands are often people who naturally love traveling or exploring. They are not stay-at-home wands. They like wizards with ideals, otherwise their spells will become heavy and lifeless. Fresh

Challenges and constant changes will make the maple wand shine, as it grows in power and status alongside its companions. It is a charming and desirable wand, and for centuries maple wands have commanded the highest prices.

Not too high. Holding a maple wand has long been a sign of status, as it is considered the wand of high achievers.

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Pear pear tree

Wands made of this gold-colored wood possess the magical ability of contact, which will be brought into full play when they encounter a warm-hearted, generous and wise owner. According to my experience, pear wood wands are

The owner is always popular and respected, and I have never heard of any pear wand being found to have belonged to a dark wizard. Plum wands are the most adaptable of wands, and I have often observed them retain their strength after many years of harsh treatment.

The wand still performs like new after use.

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Pine bromeliad tree

Straight-grained bromeliad wands always choose an owner who is free-spirited, independent, and perhaps considered aloof, interesting, or mysterious. Rommel wands want to be used creatively, and unlike other wands, they

There is absolutely no aversion to new spells or techniques. Many wandmakers stress that pineapple wands will work well with owners who are destined to live long lives, and I'm sure I've personally never heard of a pineapple wand whose owner was very young.

He passed away at the time. The bromeliad wand is one of the wands that is very sensitive to silent spells.

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Poplar, birch

"If you want integrity, look for poplar first", this was the motto of my grandfather Gerbold Ollivander. In my own experience, poplar wands are exactly like their owners. They are wands worth relying on,

Consistent, powerful and stable magic. They always prefer wizards with clear moral values. There is a tired old joke among wandmakers that poplar wands never choose politicians as their masters.

, but they ignored the sad truth: two poplar wands made by Ollivander belonged to two of the Ministry's most accomplished officials: Eldrith Diggory and Evangeline Orpington.

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Red Oak red oak

You will often hear ignorant people refer to red oak wands as a reliable indicator of the wand owner's bad temper. In fact, the bearers of red oak wands possess unusual reflexes, which makes them an excellent combatant.

Wands. Less common than English oak, I have found that red oak wands suit owners who are quick-witted and easy-going, often one-of-a-kind, and eager to face a fight. In my opinion, red oak wands are the best of all wands.

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Redwood redwood

Mahogany wands are always in short supply because they have a reputation of bringing good luck to their owners. In common wand legends, everyone can know a hidden truth: mahogany wands themselves do not bring luck, but they are always used

Those who are lucky are strongly attracted to choosing the right one, to seize life in the midst of disaster. Wizards combined with mahogany wands are always very interesting, and when I sell one of these pairings I often expect to hear something wonderful

Deeds.

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Rowan European Sorbus

The Sorbus wand is always very popular as a wand. It is praised for its defensive properties more than any other wand. In my experience, the defensive magic it casts is always very reliable, and they are very difficult to break. Generally

Generally speaking, no dark wizard owns a wand. I don’t recall any of the wands I made being used for evil. The wand likes wizards with clear minds and pure hearts. But this kind of kindness

The properties of this wand should not mislead, for the Sorbus wand is as good as any other wand, and often performs better in duels than any other wand.

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Silver lime silver basswood

This unusual and attractive wand material was very fashionable in the 19th century. With demand exceeding supply, some unscrupulous wandmakers dyed the inferior wood to fool buyers. Why Silver Basswood Wands Are So Desirable

Not only were they exquisite in appearance, but they also possessed properties that were most suited to mystical matters such as seers and Legilimency, which ultimately gave the holder of the silver basswood wand a very important position. When such wands were in demand

At that time, the wandmaker Artuto Cephalopos claimed that the link between silver basswood and prophetic abilities was an untrue lie spread by my grandfather Gerbold Ollivander, and the reason for spreading this lie was that my grandfather was hesitant to purchase excessive amounts of silver.

Basswood also hoped to reduce inventories by this means. But no one, whether he was a prophet or not, was surprised that Cephalopos, a slovenly and unskilled wandmaker, lost his job.

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Spruce

Poor wandmakers think that spruce is a difficult material to work with, but this just betrays their incompetence. In fact, working with spruce requires special dexterity, and they cannot cope with cautious or nervous personalities.

And there are certain dangers for those who are clumsy. Spruce wands require a firm hand, as they often seem to have some idea of ​​their own about how to cast the right spell. However, when they find the right owner,

In my experience, a spruce wand will make an excellent addition to a spell caster who is usually brave and has a good sense of humor, who is fiercely loyal and can cast very gorgeous magic.

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Sycamore Fig Tree

The fig tree creates wands that love to explore. They crave new experiences and will lose their talent if they are asked to do mundane tasks. They have a strange property among the elegant-looking wands: if they are bored, they will spontaneously combust.

Many wizards, after settling down in middle age, are surprised to find that their trusty wand suddenly bursts into flames in their hands when they once again summon the slipper with their wand. It can be inferred that the ideal owners of the fig tree are those with curious minds.

They are energetic and adventurous people. When they meet a qualified owner, they will show strong learning ability and adaptability, making fig wood wands one of the most expensive wand materials.

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Vine vines

The Druids consider any plant with a stem to be a tree, and I am delighted to continue the ancient tradition of vine wands with such a unique character. Vine wands are of the rarer variety, and I was intrigued to discover their

Their owners are usually wizards with noble aspirations, wizards with a far-reaching vision who always shock those friends who think they know them. Vine wands seem to be favored by those with deeply hidden personalities. I find that when they can't wait to find one

The right owner will become particularly sensitive. Reliable sources say that these wands will release magical effects when the right owner enters the room where they are. I was lucky enough to observe this twice in my shop.

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Walnut walnut

Intelligent wizards should try a walnut wand first, as nine times out of ten they will be an ideal match. Walnut wands always favor magically creative people with an unusual range of talents and adaptability. Required

Note that some of them are difficult to control and may refuse to cast spells that do not suit their characteristics. Of course, once the owner is wise enough to tame them, they will obey any instructions of the owner. This makes walnut wands fall into

A deadly weapon in the hands of a wizard without moral responsibility, thinking that their bad habits will rub off on each other.

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Willow willow

Willow is a strange wand material with healing powers, and I have found that their ideal owners are often insecure for no apparent reason, no matter how much they try to hide it. Many clients confidently insist on trying willow wands (and are impressed by their

(Attracted by its gorgeous appearance and reputation for advanced silent spells), I always insist on choosing willow wands made by wizards who have potential rather than wizards who think they have learned a lot. Our family regards this as a motto: "Those who have the highest goals have the highest goals."

People speed dating willow".

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Yew yew

Yew wands are of the rarer variety, and their owners are equally extraordinary or notorious. Yew wands give their bearers power over life and death, and perhaps all wands have this power; but they also have a very dark

And feared dueling and spell-casting abilities. However, this does not mean (such as some people who know nothing about wands say) that people with yew wands are more likely to be attracted to dark magic than others. Purple is the most suitable

The wizard who owned his yew wand was probably also a staunch protector. Wands whittled from this long-lived tree were owned by both heroes and villains. When the wizard died and was buried with his yew wand, it took root and grew into a tree.

Big trees protect their master's grave. From my experience, it is certain that they never choose mediocre or timid masters.


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