-Dueling Club, Wandlore

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Activity: Wandlore
Points: 10 points.
Deadline: Sunday 25 July 2010 at 12PM EDT (7 PM UTC)

Choose the wand wood, core, length, firmness, etc for your wand and describe how it affects your strengths/weaknesses in a duel. 5+ sentences.

Submission Box
<b>Wand Wood</b>: <b>Core:</b> <b>Length</b>: <b>Firmness</b>: discussion -Name, House

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Comments

[clzair.livejournal.com]

Wand Wood: Dogwood
Core: dragon heartstring
Length: 9 3/4 inches
Firmness: Rather supple

The dragon hearstring gives me a lot of power, which is good for strong jinxes/curses or protective spells. The suppleness of my wand ensures that I can quickly jump from one spell to another, or from one opponent to another if in a duel with more than one person. The length is rather medium - that way, I don't feel like my wand is going to be whipping around everywhere and it also won't feel like I have to grasp all of it to have a good grasp. Dogwood for me represents beauty and resilience. Resilience would help in a duel, as I would be fighting fiercely and not giving up. The beauty of the dogwood tree could also help me in casting charms and protective spells for my other friendly dueling partners.

Claire//Hufflepuff