#wandanalysis

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Acacia: This wand is special in the sense that it usually refuses to perform magic for anyone but its owner, so it is a very loyal wand. It usually chooses a wizard who is very subtle in personality and does not have a dramatic spell-casting style. However, they are incredibly powerful wizards.

Unicorn core: This is the gentlest and least powerful of all the cores, but it is also the most loyal. It means you will probably be naturally good at Charms and have a very kind and gentle personality. But if you have a naturally strong personality, this could be balancing you out to make sure you are not as fiery when it comes to producing magic. These cores are also known to choose owners who are very cerebral.

9 3/4 inches: This means that you are short or you have a subtle personality. With your wand wood as well, it is very unlikely that you would be a dramatic spell-caster. You are usually very calm and at ease. If you are not that at all, it probably means your wand is balancing you out.

Hi nonnie! This took me literal WEEKS to get to. I am the worst, but I have been so busy. I do still do wand analyses :) especially now that I have the wandlores url!! I am geeking out. Anyway. You can read your wand analysis under the cut! I appreciate your patience.

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English Oak: This is rumored to be what Merlin’s wand wood was made out of. Hagrid’s wand was also made of this wood. It chooses someone who possesses strength, courage, and fidelity. It also usually signals that the witch or wizard with this wand has an affinity for natural world magic and is good in subjects such as Care of Magical Creatures or Herbology!

Unicorn core: This core usually chooses someone with a calm and gentle personality. For those who do not possess those personality traits, it is helping balance the witch or wizard out. Wands are supposed to be an extension of the wizard to help them make their magic more balanced. It is very good with healing magic and charms, but it has the quirk that it will die more easily than other cores and sometimes need replacing. It is also the most loyal of the cores.

10 3/4 inches: This means that you are average height or taller with a more subtle personality, or you are shorter with a personality that is subtle or between subtle and dramatic. You would not be a dramatic spell-caster. 

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Larch: This is known to be one of the most attractive wand woods in appearance, and it is extremely durable. It is known to be very powerful, and it instills courage, confidence, and strength into its owner. It might choose a wizard who already has those qualities or a wizard who is building on those qualities as one of their personal goals.

Phoenix core: This is the rarest core, and it is one of the most stubborn and independent. It is known to take its own initiative, which a lot of wizards don’t like. However, it usually chooses wizards who are of a similar nature and finds a kinship with them. They perform the greatest range of magic out of any of the cores.

12 3/4 inches: This means you are either average height with a larger personality, or you are taller with a “in-between” personality, so your personality would not be large and it would not be subtle. You would probably be a dramatic spell-caster.

Slightly yielding: This wand would take a short amount of time warm up to you, but it wouldn’t immediately. It means that you are probably in-between being stubborn and open-minded as a person. It probably depends on the scenario. 

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Sycamore: This wand is known to be a questing wand. It always wants new experiences, so it will choose a very active owner. The only quirk with this wand is that it will burst into flames when the owner is bored or inactive for a long period of time; this can happen a lot in middle-age with wizards with this wand wood. 

Dragon core: This is the most powerful of all the cores, but it is the most temperamental. It is known to have the most accidents. I see this core choosing a lot of strong personalities. 

13 1/4 inches: This means you’re either average height with a large personality or you are tall with a large personality. This means that you would be a dramatic spell-caster. If you do not feel you have a larger personality, this could be compensating for the parts of you that are very subtle to make you a more “well-balanced” wizard when performing magic.

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Elm: This is a common wood for wizards to have as their wands, but they only choose owners who are stable, enduring, sometimes ruthless and cunning, and are grounded in themselves. I would say this is a very common wood for those in House Slytherin, and it is seen in a lot of Pureblood families.

Phoenix core: This is the rarest core of all the cores, and it chooses independent and stubborn owners like the phoenix itself. It performs the greatest range of magic, and it likes to take initiative against its own wizard’s accord more than other cores. That is why it needs a wizard with a firm hand to keep it on track.

11 3/4 inches: This means you are either short with a larger personality, or you are average height with a subtle personality. If you have a larger personality, you will be a dramatic spell-caster. If you have a subtle personality, you will be a very timid spell-caster (think of this in how dramatically people cast spells - Lucius Malfoy uses big movements whereas someone like Hermione does not). 

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Rowan: This is one of my favorite wand woods! It is known to usually be “soul-mates” with other Elder wand users. It usually chooses a wizard who is very protective, like the wand itself. It produces some of the most powerful defensive charms, and it is a very good wand for dueling. This wand almost never chooses an evil wizard, it likes those that are “pure of heart.” 

Phoenix core: This is the rarest of the cores, and it chooses a wizard that is just as independent as the phoenix itself. It performs the greatest range of magic, but it needs a firm hand, because this core likes to take its own initiative at times.

12 3/4 inches: This means you’re either average height with an “in-between” personality, or you are short with a large personality. If you have a larger personality, you would be a very dramatic spell-caster. If you are in-between subtle and large, then you would use dramatic and subtle spell-casting techniques when performing magic.

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Fir: McGonagall’s wand was made of Fir! These wands prefer owners who have a lot of strength and purpose. They are not good with individuals who are indecisive and need a firm hand. They like owners who are strong-minded and focused; some might even find them intimidating. They are very well-suited for Transfiguration.

Unicorn core: This core is the most subtle of the cores and is extremely loyal. They also are great with Charms and healing, and they perform the most consistent magic. The only downside is this core is more susceptible to dying and may need to be replaced.

14 1/2 inches: This means you are either tall or you have a large personality. You would be a dramatic and bold spell-caster, and that really seems to be a theme with your wand. You are very sure of your convictions. If you feel like you’re a person that is not, this wand is assisting you to be more sure of your convictions.