Good for potion-making, excellent for repelling or conjuring curses.īeech is a strong, neutral wood that has no particular strengths or weaknesses, with the exception of one small quirk- it tends to function less effectively underwater.Īlthough it has a reputation for weakness, in actuality birch is one of the finest Light wand woods in existence.
It possesses both healing and destructive powers. It is a neutral wood, indifferent to ‘Dark’ Magic and ‘Light’ Magic. This wand boosts power in Charms, but detracts from Healing magic.Īustralian Black Wood represents strength and determination. Those with aspen wands tend to be defiant and talkative.
It does excel at Dark magic, but is also good for Transfiguration. It tends to get overwhelmed easily, and is thus rarely used with powerful cores (multiple dragon heartstrings or phoenix feathers, for example).Īsh is slightly associated with the Dark Arts, as the ash tree is said to ‘strangle’ the plants around it. Excellent for Healing Magic.Īpple is a gentle, outdoorsy wood that would find favor with a student skilled in Herbology or Care of Magical Creatures. More uses include binding spells and protection. This wood seeks a gifted healer, as it is a medicinal wood used to cure illnesses. The few wands made of alder are often those with strongly opposing cores (such as doxy wings and phoenix feather), as the wood imposes balance The ‘bleeding’, turning from white to red, is considered to be inauspicious. Alder is extremely rare, as many wand makers will refuse to take wood from an alder.
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