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Your Wand on Pottermore
JK Rowling seems to have put a lot of time into creating different wand woods, lenghts, cores and flexibilities. Mr. Ollivander's descriptions are very deep and detailed, showing his profund knowledge, not only of wand lore, but also of human nature.
List your wand characteristics (wood, core, flexibility and length) and your Pottermore house. Do you think that your wand on Pottermore reflects your personality? Let us discuss, for example: Do you identify with the wood description? How important is the wand core? Are you as flexible as your wand? What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? Please refrain from exactly quoting Pottermore's new content (no copy/pasting)! This thread is not about the quiz questions!
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Do you identify with the wood description?
My wand is Poplar. Supposedly this means I have strong morals, am unlikely to become a politician or participate in the Dark Arts. Yes - I think it fits. How important is the wand core? I was a little disappointed - thought it was too ordinary. But it does seem to keep with the general theme. Are you as flexible as your wand? ![]() What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? None I'm aware of.
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Re: Your Wand on Pottermore
House - Hufflepuff
Wand - Acacia, Unicorn core, 10 3/4 inches, quite flexible. Do you identify with the wood description? My wood is Acacia, which I hadn't heard of before and was curious to find out the meaning of. It's very rare apparently, and only a small stock is kept so I was happy to find out I had quite a special wand wood! As for whether I relate to the wood description, I'd say yes, I do. It's focus is on subtlety, and I think that suits me very well, I'm not one to really show off or go all out. It's tempermental as well, which I think could describe my personality on occasion. And it mentions loyalty, loyalty is important to me. How important is the wand core? I got unicorn, and I'm very happy with it! It's supposedly the one most unlikely to lean towards Dark Magic which I think was always going to be important to me. Something more powerful wouldn't have suited me at all, I'm extremely happy with my core ![]() Are you as flexible as your wand? Quite flexible, absolutely, I'm willing to give a little to get the best out of the situation and take others' views into account. What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? I think it's interesting that it can show things related to character, but I only see my wand length as appropriate to my height, I think the other parts of the wand are far more important. Last edited by SopophorousBean; September 27th, 2011 at 7:37 pm. |
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I believe the wand tells more about a person than the house they belong to, in fact. Simply because there are more aspects of a personality being considered in the wand.
My house is Hufflepuff and my wand is Pear with phoenix core. It's very long and quite flexible. Pear wands seem to choose very kind people, warm-hearted and generous. I totally identify with that description. It also mentions being respected and popular (I might not be the best person to judge that lol). Personally I think cores don't matter much, since they seem to relate more to the wand than to the wizard. Though, had I had gotten a dragon heart string I would have been very surprised. (As I would have if by some mistake I would have ended up in Gryffindor!) Now the flexibility: it also fits me well. I adjust well to new situations and can cope with change. I have my beliefs but am not too attached to my ideas. I am open to change my mind if the situation so requires. Wand lengths have to do with body measurements, BUT, as Ollivander has mentioned, it also has to do with the development of one's character. Tall wizards with short wands (such as Draco and Ron at first) seem to be "short of something" or need to go some lengths still in their development. This indicates that a short wand owner might be a late bloomer and still has some aspects of his/her personality to discover/unfold. ![]() Based on this, do you think that long wands might mean the opposite?
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The description of my wand is:
Wood: Pine, Core: Phoenix Feather, Flexibility: Rigid, Length: twelve inches (and something). House: Slytherin. Do you identify with the wood description? Yes, quite a lot. As the description says, I'm often percieved as a loner and a mysterious person. I'm fairly independant, however shy. Also I usually try to get myself thinking outside the box. How important is the wand core? I think it's quite important, but not as important as the wood. I think the wood is more personal than the core. I'd like to add though, that I think there are some common characteristics between the Wood and the Core. When the Pine is apt to being used creatively and in new ways, the Pheonix core is capable of a wide range of magic. Is that the case with other people? Are you as flexible as your wand? No, unlike my wand, (I think) I'm quite a flexible person. I don't know if the wand's flexibilty is supposed to reflect one's personality, though. What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? I really don't know. Actually, I'm not sure whether my wand is long or short for a wand, so it's really hard to tell.
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I loved the sound of my wand straight away
Wood: Fir Core: Dragon Heartstring Flexibility: Reasonably supple Length: 12 and 3/4 inches House: Slytherin Dragon heartstring has always been my favourite... I don't know why though XD The description of Fir sounded completely unlike me though... which seriously disappointed me. ![]() ![]() I can't remember the rest of the descriptions. I only remember thinking how not like me it sounded XD Anyway, I think wand core is very important, and the wood is secondary to that. I don't think my wand is that long, is it? I think it's a medium ish wand, which is great. Although, I wouldn't have minded a short wand as I'm short in real life =P |
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My wand is 13'', elder and dragon, hard.
Do you identify with the wood description? Reading through the wood descriptions, I thought I'd get something like beech or ebony, but I can't really disagree with anything in the description. I mean, the elder wand description is like it's meant to make you feel special ("marked out for a special destiny" or something like that") and elder is the rarest wood, so that's something. How important is the wand core? I really like my core. I wanted a dragon heartstring core (maybe because I identify with Hermione? It always just sounded cool, and then I had "dragon" in my Pottermore username, so it made sense), and the idea that it's powerful was pleasing. Are you as flexible as your wand? I'd like to think I'm rather more flexible than my wand would indicate, but I didn't care much about the flexibility as long as I didn't end up with "brittle," which always seemed the least pleasant description. What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? My wand is on the long side, which I think has to do more with my height than being flamboyant or showy. Playing with my Noble Collection wand replicas, I do think a 13'' wand feels about right - anywhere from 12.5-14'' would have been fine.
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My wand is Cypress, Phoenix Feather, Hard, Ten inches.
House: Ravenclaw ![]() Do you identify with the wood description? I'm not sure. I was a little disappointed at first, because I'd never heard of that kind of wood before, but now I really like it. My wood is traditionally associated with nobility, the willingness to lay your life down if necessary, and being able to confront the shadows in people's natures, including your own. I think that last part is kind of like me, I have no problem with identifying my 'dark side' and dealing with it, but I'm not so sure about the rest. How important is the wand core? I think its important, but I think its more the combination of wood+core that matters. I don't think the descriptions for phoenix feather or cypress really give enough information to say what effect that core would have on that wood though. ![]() Are you as flexible as your wand? My wand is 'hard.' I'm not entirely sure what that means in relation to wands but I think that can be like me. I can get emotional sometimes but I very rarely show them. I can be quite tough and resilient too, it generally takes a lot to upset/annoy me and I never admit when I'm afraid of something. What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? I'm not sure there is any. There is the description Ollivander gives but I still think that, at 5 foot-ish, I would look quite silly with a 13-14inch wand. ![]() |
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My wand: Pine, Unicorn core, 9 3/4 inches, Unyielding
Do you identify with the wood description? I think I identify with the description of the pine wood. I am independent, but I'm also kind of a loner and very shy. ![]() How important is the wand core? I feel that my core is too average. lol I do like unicorns though, but I was hoping for dragon heart string. Are you as flexible as your wand? Am I unyielding? Why yes I am. I think it fits with my house as well (see signature). I am not easily swayed or manipulated and with my ambition, it fits perfectly. ![]() What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? I'm short and I really don't have an opinion. lol
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Wand: black walnut, 10 and quarter inches, dragon core, unyielding
House: Slytherin Do you think that your wand on Pottermore reflects your personality? Eh, not so much that it'd scream my personality. I don't really know - it seemed sort of vague. Do you identify with the wood description? I guess that the fact that Black Walnut's owner is sincere and loyal... How important is the wand core? Oooh, I like my wand core. :3 I think it's pretty important that it connects with its current master well. And it learns new things pretty easily. Are you as flexible as your wand? It says it's "unyielding" - I guess I AM in real life, now that I think about it. What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? I think it's between tall or short people. I firmly believe in this theory. I'm average-short, and I think 10 is a pretty good number for that. I mean, even in the books, Ron had a fourteen inch wand and Hagrid an unusual 16 inch one. And Umbridge had a short wand, I think.
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List your wand characteristics (wood, core, flexibility and length) and your Pottermore house.
Redwood, unicorn hair core, 10 3/4 inches, unyielding. And ![]() ![]() Do you think that your wand on Pottermore reflects your personality? Going just by the Pottermore description, not at all. So I did some more research on redwood and on unicorn hair, from outside sources. After that, it did seem more like a wand that fits me. boring dissertation on redwood and unicorn hair: ![]() Do you identify with the wood description? Not at all by Pottermore's description, but going by the Celtic meaning of wood, it definitely fits. How important is the wand core? I think the importance of the wand core is inextricably linked with the characteristics of the wood and the way the wand is used by the wizard or witch it belongs to. For example, my wand's core (unicorn hair) isn't at all easy to use for Dark Magic; in fact, it might make the wand so sad that it dies. However, I believe it can be used occasionally to cast a Dark spell, based on the intent -- if I was defending myself, or defending someone else, I would expect my wand to produce a Sectumsempra that could flay the skin off Voldemort, because my intention (especially defending someone else) was not offensive but defensive. Add in the altruism, and you've made a Dark spell into a Light one. Like Bella says, "You have to mean it." Are you as flexible as your wand? I think at heart I'm pretty unyielding, but I'm open to discussion and on occasion I will indeed change my mind. But there better be some pretty good evidence presented to make me do it! What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? I like the short wand/late bloomer symbolism. Perhaps the short wand will help the wielder overcome their deficiencies.
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Wand: Cypress, Unicorn hair core, 10ľ inches, unbending.
House: Gryffindor Do you think that your wand on Pottermore reflects your personality? Honestly? No. I don't think four elements and their inclusive meanings are able to capture any facet of a person's personality to any degree of depth or reliability. Do you identify with the wood description? Cypress wands are associated with nobility, the brave, the bold and the self-sacrificing...those who are unafraid to confront the shadows in their own and others’ natures. Whilst I am unafraid of confronting the shadows of my own self and I can honestly say my life has been one of self-sacrifice, though perhaps through necessity rather than choice, I think I am far from being an audacious or valorous person. How important is the wand core? My wand core of unicorn hair is said to produce the most consistent magic and the hardest of the three cores to turn to the Dark Arts. However, to my mind the wand cores only take on any real significance when they are coupled with the intent of the wand owner/wielder. Are you as flexible as your wand? If asked I would describe myself as quite an adaptive person, but one who is also steadfast in my beliefs and principles. So, I would venture to say that I am of a more flexible nature than the 'unbending' in my wand description would suggest. What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? I think the wand lengths are nothing more than a representative of a person's height; short, average, tall. Using averages of wrist to elbow measurements of each stature category, perhaps? After all...if you want to stash your wand up your sleeve for easy access and convenience you would want to make sure that it is also well concealed.
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Mine is black walnut with phoenix feather core, eleven inches, unyielding. My house:
![]() Eleven inches is same as Harry's wand and seems like a good length. I think it was meant to line up with how old he was on the birthday when he bought the wand, so it feels nicely rooted in canon. Phoenix feather core is also a nice link to Harry and Voldemort's wands. I've always liked the phoenix symbolism, Fawkes, the Order, and the idea of being reborn from the ashes, so I'm very happy this is the core I got. The black walnut and unyielding parts reminded me of Bellatrix's wand. ![]() But when I saw "unyielding" and remembered Bellatrix, I had a feeling I might be headed down the road to a Slytherin sorting, and that is indeed where I ended up. Black walnut wands are supposed to work well for introspective owners who really know themselves. On the one hand, I usually pride myself on my introspective powers and good intrapersonal intelligence, so I want to believe it's a good fit. On the other hand, I really did NOT see it coming (aside from the suspicion based on "unyielding") that I would be sorted into Slytherin, although I do agree with it now. So maybe I don't know myself so well after all. I do really like that description though. The wand woods remind me a little of horoscopes, saying nice things that maybe could apply to a lot of people, so that we are all likely to see some flattering aspect of our personality confirmed and affirmed by our wands....
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House:
![]() Do you identify with the wood description? I'd certainly say so. Hornbeam is about someone who has a pure passion to the point of obsession...and I certainly can get very passionate about something I really care about, especially if it's someone I love greatly and wish to protect that person....and then on top of that the serious loyalty aspect of the wand too! Somehow I sense that perhap's Snape's wand is Hornbeam....but who knows...I think there were one or two others that could fit him also. How important is the wand core? I don't really know...I'm just happy that I got unicorn. I think that is fitting for me and I love unicorns. I was hoping that I would get that one! Are you as flexible as your wand? I'm not sure how flexible 'surprisingly swishy' is meant to be really. XD What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? I don't think much about it actually. It seems like my wand is pretty long and I'm tall for a girl(5'8").
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My Wand: Hazel, Unicorn Core, 10 and a quarter inches, reasonably supple
Do you identify with the wood description? It started off saying Hazel was a sensitive wand, and I was immediately a little happy it at least sounded a lot like me. I can be sensitive to the point of ridiculousness - by that I mean one of my major qualities that I value is empathy and compassion so I tend to really feel people and situations and I've always found it quite easy pick up on other people's feelings and moods. My wand apparently has a knack for picking up it's masters mood's and works according to them. So yes I am quite happy with it. Apparently it also has a cool ability to detect water underground and emit's tear shaped puffs of smoke when it senses water. Not sure how useful that is or not, but it's pretty cool. Though reading the descriptions I really liked the sound of a Vine though for me(Hermione's is one I believe too). But Hazel is up there with one I'd want most according to who I am. How important is the wand core? I think Unicorn was what I least wanted going in it, I would have been cool with dragon, but what I really wanted was phoenix. But yes, I am happy with unicorn. Apparently Unicorn matched with Hazel means my wand will never work for anyone else as it's an exceptionally loyal wood and even more so with Unicorn. So I'm happy. Are you as flexible as your wand? Reasonably supple. I'm suppose I'm willing to adapt. I can be very rigid, but at the same time depending on the situation, not necessarily. When I feel something is right almost nothing will convince me otherwise, however if it's something where I don't have a strong opinion to start with I am quite willing to hear many views and take it from there. So I suppose it works. Pottermore was quite vague on it though and I got the impression it was meant that it depends on the owner and how they use their wands as well to what the 'unyielding, yielding meant' What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? Some symbolism, but mainly height. The answers do matter though I think - as some will say 'short' and get 10 inches and some will get 3/4 inches which is a slight difference. The only thing is I haven't seen anything less than 10 I think, or anything more than - 13/14? Where as in Potter universe there are shorter and longer wands - Lucius was supposed to have had a very long wasn't he? |
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10 inches, hazel, unicorn core, surprisingly swishy
![]() Do you think that your wand on Pottermore reflects your personality? I am kind of indifferent about it. I guess it describes one particular aspect of my personality, but it doesn't describe it holistically. No single wood or core description offered seems to fit me. Do you identify with the wood description? Hazel really didn't say much about personality so it is hard to say. I am emotional, but I do not let that show normally and therefore have a strong tendency to be passive aggressive. That is how my dissappointments, frustrations, stress, and anger manifest themselves in me. The wand is responsive to the owner's emotions, so I guess that this could be useful (it mentioned that others should be wary when handling a hazel wand if the owner has had dissappointments or has lost their temper recently). I am very perceptive of how others are feeling; I have a gift for 'reading' people, a side effect of my dyslexia. But I feel like I am more similar to other wand woods. I just wish there was more details about the different combinations and how that correlates to the personality of the wizard/witch. How important is the wand core? It is important when it comes to loyalties and, to some degree, morals. Unicorn, for example, has strong morals because it 'wilts' and/or 'dies' when forced to preform dark magic. It is also fiercely loyal to its original owner, regardless of their prominence. Are you as flexible as your wand? I am indecisive, but once my mind is made up, that is that. I tend to bounce back and fourth between options, but once I finally pick one, I hold fast. Also, I hate to admit that I am wrong, and I rarely ever do publicly. Privately I will agree with you if you make logical sense, but since I am stubborn I will not give you the satisfaction. I guess that I appear to be narrow-minded, and I do accept stereotypes until I am proven wrong. But given enough time, or if it is only between one other person and myself, I will let my defences fall, swallow my pride, and change my mind. What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? I disagree with what Ollivander said about short wands tending to be better suited for the more refined and long wands better suited for big personalities. In my own personal experience, the shorter the person the bigger their personality. I myself am short relative to my school and hometown (although I am teshnically the national average), and I have a bigger personality than my friend who is 5'11" and a model. She is the more refined and elegant of the two of us. This pattern is repeated many times over amongst both my group of friends and the total student population. However, with boys, the tall ones are both more refined and are the "big personalities." Perhaps it is different with wizards than muggles?
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11 in. Rowan wood, Unicorn core, quite flexible and I was sorted into Hufflepuff
I think this wand wood fits me really well. It says that I am pure hearted and clear headed, which I find very true for myself. It also talks about defense, and defending others, which I really like ![]() The wand core descriptions are pretty vague, so I personally don't find them very important. I think I would have preffered a less common wand core though. I think that I am quite flexible as my wand tells me. I enjoy change, and I hate doing the same thing everyday. I also feel that when it comes to friends I have many different types of people as my friends, so I have a flexible personality that goes well with pretty much anyone. I am a very short person (about 5'1") and my wand length is 11" (same as harry's!) I think that 11" is probably about medium, maybe a tiny bit on the short side. I think my personality is probably somewhere in the middle though, so I guess that would kinda work out. |
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Wand: 10 3/4" Maple with Unicorn Core. Slightly springy.
House: ![]() ![]() Do you identify with the wood description? Yes. Maple likes travellers and explorers. It likes challenges, and it wants its owner to have ambition. These are definitely characteristics that I identify with. In addition, I am a musician, and Maple is a tone wood - meaning that it carries tone and is used in making some wood instruments. And in addition to all of that, Maple is one of my favorite trees because of its beautiful Fall colors. We used to have a Japanese Maple in front of the House. So yes, I'm very happy with my wand wood. How important is the wand core? I think it's important. As an adventurous explorer who likes challenges and possesses ambition, I need something to rein me in! I think a unicorn core is helpful in that regard. I'm less likely to be drawn to Dark Magic, and I will need to work a little harder to cast powerful spells. Again, that's the sort of challenge I like. So it's kind of perfect! Are you as flexible as your wand? Oh, definitely. I'm quite adaptable and quick to improvise complicated solutions to problems. What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? Well, my wand length is fairly average - like my height. But I do have a rather big personality, so...
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I am in Gryffindor and my wand is 14 1/4" Sycamore with Unicorn, Hard
Do you identify with the wood description? Spoiler: show I definitely identify with the Sycamore description. I love going out into the world and discovering new things. After I've finished studying I plan on going travelling. I also get bored very quickly if something doesn't interest me and lose even more interest if how it is said/taught/written/etc is done in a very poor and boring way. If it is the opposite I will crave more of it. Overall I can identify with being curious, vital and adventurous. How important is the wand core? Spoiler: show I think the core is very important. It was best said by Prodfoot though: Quote:
![]() Are you as flexible as your wand? Spoiler: show If you mean stubborn, then yes, I am as flexible as my wand ![]() What do you think of the symbolism behind short and long wands? Spoiler: show I think the symbolism behind the wands is mainly about how tall the witch/wizard is. My wand is towards the longer end of the scale. In regards to height I am quite happy I got a longer wand, being 178cm myself. I feel if I had gotten a shorter wand I would've felt that something was missing within me (and I would let ridiculous with a short wand, would look like a pencil on me!)
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Re: Your Wand on Pottermore
I wrote this breakdown when I first got my wand, writing about what mr Ollivander said about wandlore. I'll shove it in Spoiler tags just to be sure
![]() Oh, my wand is Acacia and Phoenix Feather, Ten inches, quite bendy Spoiler: show
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