All 15 Special & FORBIDDEN Wands in Harry Potter EXPLAINED in Detail

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• CH

  @chipanderson2135 · 4 months ago (edited)

  I like to think of Olivander creeping into the Chamber of Secrets to strip the baselisk body for wand parts after it was dead.

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• LE

  @Leon-w5h · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2v5TLrq3L8&amp;t=190">3:10</a> &nbsp; &nbsp;In the movie, Snape had a roll-pouch of wands, like a Muggle set of wrenches or screwdrivers. &nbsp;I think they were won in dueling. &nbsp;He could select a wand specific to the purpose.

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• WM

  @Wmuthoni · 7 months ago (edited)

  I feel as though Snape’s wand was likely Alder wood that favors highly skilled wizards in non-verbal magic. Also seeks ingenuity and Snape was renowned for with his portion mastery, taking it from science into an art. The wand likely had a dragon core favoring powerful magic and proficiency in dark arts. <br><br>However, I feel that Trewlany’s wand is likely a silver lime wand that favors seers with a unicorn core because in the battle of Hogwarts it produced a steady stream of powerful magic that effortlessly knocked out several death eaters at once.<br><br>I agree that Dumbledore‘s original wand had a phoenix core since the Dumbledore family has an affinity for this magical creature. But the wand was likely Apple wood because it’s best suited for owners with great personal charm, high aims &amp; ideals and mixes poorly with dark magic. The owners have a special ability to converse with other magical beings as seen with several interactions that Dumbledore had with them. Also, it’s associated with being well-loved and long-lived as Dumbledore became the first head master buried in Hogwart’s grounds. No prior headmaster was bestowed this honor because he had sacrificed so much for the institution. <br>.

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• MA

  @maskedmarvyl4774 · 4 months ago

  Voldemort&apos;s wand didn&apos;t betray him in the end; he used the Elder Wand, which refused to kill Harry, as it&apos;s loyalty was to Harry, not Voldemort.

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• CR

  @Cryos_Shadow · 5 months ago (edited)

  Where it is completely unknown, what hagrid&apos;s wand core is it&apos;s very easy to assume that his wand came from olivander, which means that even though we don&apos;t know what the core is, we have a limited amount of options of what it could be

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• LE

  @Leon-w5h · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2v5TLrq3L8&amp;t=77">1:17</a> &nbsp; I would suspect that Hagrid’s wand has a unicorn tail-hair core.

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• MO

  @monestang69 · 7 months ago

  Sooooo why are they forbidden or did I miss those explanations?

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• JA

  @jamesklaus2260 · 5 months ago

  Also to add, Dumbledore &amp; Grindelwald were not “best friends” or “allies”, THEY WERE LOVERS!!! Stated by not only Albus Dumbledore MULTIPLE TIMES in Fantastic Beasts 2 and 3, but also J.K. Rowling the creator!

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• BR

  @bryanruby2166 · 4 months ago

  They way I laughed at “whatever place nobody wants” for umbridge

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• DA

  @davideburgassi-c2s · 1 month ago

  or maybe , due to his role of custodian of hogwarts , he needed a wand , and made one with an old umbrella , because , in past they use staffs , and even before , pure will , a gesture of the hand .. is like in elder scrolls , where magic gest more limited with time due the knowledge loss .. <br>it would not be surprising that you can outsmart olivander and made your own without problems , and is even a reference to mary poppins

• GR

  @GrimSaidFive · 7 months ago

  it makes sense that you have to be comfortable with death to use the elder wand cause Dumbledore was able to use it but he was already comfortable when he did. thats why it refused Voldemort couldnt use it .Voldemort was running from death.

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• CI

  @cianmoriarty7345 · 3 weeks ago

  Herpo the Foul having a basilisk horn cored wand at least for his first wand just doesn&apos;t fit, because he created basilisks.