How Many Wand Woods Do You Know? (EASY version) How many different wand woods from H.P. do you know? Passing score: 10/19 HPDisney published on March 052 responses 0 « Previous Next » Questions in vertical order 1/19 This wood often produces selective wands that work only for their owner. Apple Acacia Alder 2/19 This wood pairs well with agreeable witches and wizards. Alder Aspen Ash 3/19 This powerful wood is unsuitable for Dark magic. Ash Acacia Apple 4/19 This wood is highly loyal and will not perform well for anyone but its true owner. Alder Ash Aspen 5/19 This wood performs martial magic well and is often used by duelists. Ash Apple Aspen 6/19 This wood is a poor match for those who are close-minded. Beech Blackthorn Black Walnut 7/19 This wood performs well for fighters and becomes better bonded to its owner after being used in a dangerous situation. Black Walnut Beech Blackthorn 8/19 This wood pairs well with a mindful owner and can be especially useful for charmwork. Blackthorn Black Walnut Beech 9/19 This wood often chooses particularly shrewd witches and wizards. Cherry Cypress Cedar 10/19 This wood is very rare and often makes for a wand with destructive power. Cherry Chestnut Cypress 11/19 This wood is often favored by witches and wizards who work with magical beasts and Herbology. Cypress Chestnut Cedar 12/19 This wood pairs well with those who are gallant and unselfish. Cypress Chestnut Cherry 13/19 This wood makes for peculiar wands that refuse to perform nonverbal spells. Acacia Cherry Dogwood 14/19 This wood is excellent for dueling and Transfiguration, especially among those who are self-assured. Elm Ebony English Oak 15/19 This wood is notoriously difficult to master and it often chooses remarkable masters. Elder Elm Ebony 16/19 This wood prefers dignified owners and is known for producing refined charms and spells with very few accidents or errors. Ebony Elm Elder 17/19 This wood produces extremely loyal wands that prefer equally loyal owners. Ebony Elder English Oak 18/19 This wood is excellent for use in Transfiguration and prefers a decisive and confident owner. Fir Apple Dogwood 19/19 This wood is well-suited for both curses and healing magic. Beech Hawthorn Fir
