"Garrick Ollivander remembers every wand he ever sold!"

Unfortunately his driver does not, which is why he is asking for characters to register with the

🪄 The Ollivanders Wand Directory is an extremely large listing of every wand made by the Ollivander family, or their apprentices, since 1909 ad.  Part of the fun of creating a character in the Wizarding World is deciding what wand your character will get. It can be as simple as "I like this wand and core" or as complex as "which wand does wandlore say this character should have / what does wandlore say about my character based on the wand I chose?"

🪄  As of March 2005, Ollivanders has crafted over 47 thousand combinations: 
 
      🙦  woods from 75+ genera of trees,
      ❧  cores from 50+ genera of magical creatures, plants, and minerals*,
      🙞  and lengths generally between 20 and 45 centimeters (7⅝ to 17¾ inches).

* All Ollivander wands created since 1971 will contain one of the three Supreme Cores: unicorn hair, dragon heartstring, or phoenix feather.
   Ollivander wands created before 1971 may contain other cores; other wandmakers have their preferences but are open to using a wider range of wand cores.

🪄 Normally I will keep this spreadsheet sorted by wood type, then core source, and finally length. However, if you click in to view the file and the wands are done up by Box Number, I am actively in the process of adding some more "created" wands to the end of the list. Please be patient and I will return it to "normal"!

Not sure what wand to pick? 🪄 Please make use of the lists of woods and cores below. You can do a search (Control+F) for a character trait you're looking to match, e.g. "mature", "adventurous", "creative", "conflicted". 📖 Wand Regions & Wandmakers 📖 Usable Wand Woods 📖 Potent Wand Cores 📖 Registered Wand Owners

Ready to register your wand? 🪄 Click on the link above to view the Wand Directory, and search for the Box Number of the wand your character wants. If you have a specific wand envisioned for your character, and just can't find a match for it, I am more than happy to change an existing entry that's close so that it matches your preferred wand. 🪄 Once you have identified the Box Number of a wand that you like, copy one of the code snippets down below to register your character's wand with Ollivander's, or with any of the other wandmakers of the world.

To register an Ollivanders wand:

Code: [Select]

[o][b]Character Name:[/b] Character account here
[o][b]Wand Box №:[/b] Box number here
[o][b]Wood, Core, Length:[/b] to verify that it matches the box you requested
[o][b]Purchase Date:[/b] see note below**
[o][b]Trait (optional):[/b] in case you want one or put one in your profile

If you can't open the file and still want to register your wand:

Code: [Select]

[o][b]Please Add the Wand of:[/b] Character account here
[o][b]Affiliated Wandmaker:  Ollivanders[/b] (can't open file)
[o][b]Wood, Core, Length:[/b] wood and core and length here
[o][b]Purchase Date:[/b] see note below**
[o][b]Trait (optional):[/b] in case you want one or put one in your profile

To register a wand from a different wandmaker:

Code: [Select]

[o][b]Please Add the Wand of:[/b] Character account here
[o][b]Affiliated Wandmaker:[/b] Quintana Quality Wands, Gregorovitch Zauberstäbe, Abe Kiyomi no Eda, etc.
[o][b]Wood, Length, Core:[/b] wood and core and length here
[o][b]Purchase Date:[/b] see note below**
[o][b]Trait (optional):[/b] in case you want one or put one in your profile

**The Purchase Date is usually the month before their first year at Hogwarts (which is the August after their
11th birthday), and while August 1ˢᵗ is usually Diagon Alley Shopping Day, any day in August will be fine.
For purebloods and halfbloods, in certain circumstances the witch or wizard may receive their wand on their 11th birthday, but keep in
mind they will have had no training and can get in trouble with the Ministry or, worse, their parents if they start flouting their powers.



Once your wand is registered, I will work with the site staff to award you with one of the following badges!

The Wand Chooses the Warlock registered a wand from the Americas

The Wand Chooses the Wizard registered a wand from Ollivander's

The Wand Chooses the Zauberer registered a wand from mainland Europe

The Wand Chooses the Wūshī registered a wand from Asia

🪄 To become a wandmaker is to begin a lifelong process of learning, for even the oldest and most experienced creators of these wizarding tools do not fully understand the subtle laws of wandlore. However, in general, established wandmakers require that their would-be apprentices have proven (through their N.E.W.T.s) that they have a very solid understanding of Astronomy (for knowing when to acquire cores and woods), Care of Magical Creatures (for handling wand cores), Herbology (for handling wand woods), History of Magic (part of knowing which tree species are magical), Potions (for part of the wandmaking process), and Transfiguration (for part of the wandmaking process). A decent grounding in Charms is also advised.

🪄 Below is a list of the most well-known wandmakers and their companies in North America, Europe, and Asia.
Smaller wandmakers do operate throughout these continents; furthermore, wands created by any wandmakers may be re-sold by "secondhand wand shops." Nearly all wandmakers caution, however, that a secondhand wand will never work as well for a customer as it did for its originally matched owner.

Badge	Wand Maker Company	Location	Regions Served	Wand Manufacture Notes
	ᏝᏃᏩ ᎦᏅᏍᏙᏗ Tlanowa Ganvsdodi (Thunderbird Wands)	Choctaw, Oklahoma, USA (mislabelled Hiloha Hushi Wands on map)	Athabaska, Cordillera, western Laurentia	intricately carved wands typically containing thunderbird tail feathers
	Quintana Quality Wands	Newport, Arkansas, USA	Cordillera, central Laurentia	some remaining original Thiago Quintana wands contain spines from the backs of White River monsters, but all wands since his death use other diverse cores
	Beauvais Wanderie	New Orleans, Louisiana, USA	southern Laurentia, Centroamérica	primarily swamp mayhew wood and rougarou hair as preferred by founder Violetta Beauvais
	Jonker & Sons Wand Co.	Seven Springs, Pennsylvania, USA	eastern Athabaska, Laurentia	all countaining mother-of-pearl inlay and specialising in wampus hair cores
	Ollivander's	London, UK (& Hogsmeade)	Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Fennoscandia	hand-selected native and imported woods using the three Supreme Cores (some older wands contain lesser cores)
	Gregorovitch Zauberstäbe (Gregorovitch Wands)	Niesky, Germany	Gallia, Germania, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Dacia, Yevrorusski	rugged, natural looking wands known for their powerful cores
	Feine Klassische Zauberstäbe (Fine Classic Wands)	Vienna, Austria	Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Dacia, Balkanski, Anatolia	famed for multiple wood grafting, custom orders, and artistic designs
	Жезлы Тезаровича Zhezly Tezarovicha (Rods of Tezarovich)	Monogarovo, Oryol, Russia	Germania, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Dacia, Yevrorusski, Anatolia, Transcaucasia, Siberia	sturdy and stately wands known for their detailed woodwork
	𐏃𐎧𐎠𐎶𐎴𐎡𐏁𐎡𐎹 𐎠𐎼𐏁𐎫𐎡𐏁 Achaemenid Arštiš (Spears of Achaemenes)	Shush, Iran	Yamnat, Arabia, Petraea, Mesopotamia, Anatolia, Transcaucasia, Persia, Transoxania, Bengali	[description]
	魔杖制造者 Dìguó Mózhàng Zhìzào Zhě (Imperial Wandmakers)	Baojing Co., China	Bengali, Xinjiang, Tibet, Indochina, Malesia, Yangtze, Manchuria, Siberia	broad-region makers, traders, and sellers of native wood and core wands
	阿部清美の枝 Abe Kiyomi no Eda (Wands of Abe Kiyomi)	Daikoku Is., Japan	Manchuria, Nippon, Siberia [Yakutia]	favours cherry wood and often couples it with other wood types

🪄 Wandmakers look at their service areas (and wand wood areas) as "wand regions" rather than as a list of countries. A wand region is a (generally) contiguous area with the same climate, geographical features, and fauna. As such, wand regions vary greatly in size between highly distinct areas with very small (on a global scale) acreage and fairly homogeneous areas with quite large acreage. Not all wandmakers concur about how many wand regions there are in the world; however, generally, two of the three defining features (fauna, geography, climate) must change in notable frequency to be considered a shift in wand region.

🪄 Below is a table listing the 61 generally accepted wand regions across all six continents (Antarctica excluded). These wand regions are mentioned above in the wandmakers' table, and will be listed on the tables below for wand woods and wand cores.

Realm	Wand Region	Included 2005 a.d. Countries of the Region	Primary Climate & Flora
Afrotropical	Iguinawen	Benin Burkina Faso Cabo Verde Gambia Ghana Guinea Guinea-Bissau Ivory Coast Liberia Mali (Southern region) Nigeria Sao Tome and Principe Senegal Sierra Leone Togo	Tropical Savanna
	Kongo	Burundi Cameroon Central African Republic Democratic Republic of the Congo Equatorial Guinea Gabon Republic of the Congo Rwanda Uganda	Tropical Rain Forest
	Khoi	Botswana Lesotho Namibia South Africa Swaziland	Semi-Arid Bushland
	Maravi	Angola Malawi Mozambique Tanzania Zambia Zimbabwe	Tropical Savanna
	Gacandhulka	Djibouti Eritrea Ethiopia Kenya Somalia	Semi-Arid Savanna
	Madagasikara	Comoros Madagascar Mauritius Seychelles	Subtropical Monsoon Forest
North African	Saharan	Algeria (Southern region) Chad Egypt (Saharan portion) Libya Mali (Southern region) Mauritania Niger Sudan	Desert Bushland
	Barbary	Algeria (Northern region) Morocco Tunisia	Mediterranean Garrigue
	Nilotia	Egypt (Nile River basin portion)	Semi-Arid Garrigue
Eurosiberian	Íslandómr	Iceland	Cold Tundra
	Eire	Ireland United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)	Temperate Mixed Forest
	Brittania	United Kingdom (England, Scotland, and Wales)	Temperate Mixed Forest
	Iberia	Spain Portugal	Mediterranean Garrigue
	Gallia	France Belgium Luxembourg Switzerland Andorra Malta Monaco	Maritime Garrigue
	Appennini	Italy San Marino Vatican City	Mediterranean Garrigue
	Germania	Germany Austria Liechtenstein Czechia Denmark Hungary Netherlands Poland Slovakia	Continental Conifer Forest
	Fennoscandia	Norway Sweden Finland	Subarctic Boreal Forest
	Baltics	Estonia Latvia Lithuania	Temperate Conifer Forest
	Balkanski	Greece Albania Serbia Montenegro North Macedonia Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina	Mediterranean Garrigue
	Dacia	Belarus Bulgaria Moldova Romania Ukraine	Continental Grassland
	Yevrorusski	Russia (European part)	Continental Mixed Forest
West Asian	Anatolia	Turkey	Mediterranean Garrigue
	Petraea	Cyprus Jordan Israel Palestine Lebanon Syria (Western region)	Mediterranean Garrigue
	Mesopotamia	Iraq Kuwait Syria (Eastern region)	Semi-Arid Savanna
	Arabia	Saudi Arabia (Central and Northern regions) Yemen	Desert Bushland
	Yamnat	Yemen Saudi Arabia (Southern region)	Desert Bushland
	Transcaucasia	Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia	Continental Conifer Forest
	Persia	Iran Afghanistan Pakistan	Desert Savanna
	Transoxania	Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Tajikistan Kyrgyzstan	Continental Grassland
	Siberia	Russia (Ural Federal District, Siberian Federal District)	Subarctic Boreal Forest
Indomalayan	Bengali	India Bangladesh Bhutan Maldives Nepal Sri Lanka	Tropical Monsoon Forest
	Indochina	Vietnam Cambodia Laos Thailand Malaysia (Peninsular region) Myanmar Afghanistan Pakistan	Tropical Mixed Forest
	Malesia	Malaysia (Island region) Singapore Brunei Indonesia Papua New Guinea Philippines East Timor	Tropical Monsoon Forest
	Qingyuan	China (Southwest region) eastern Qinghai, Sichuan, Yunnan	TBD TBD
	Yangtze	China (Southeast region) Guangxi Region; Hubei, Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guizhou, Guangdong, Hainan; Shanghai, Chongqing Taiwan	Subtropical Mixed Forest
East Asian	Xinjiang	China (Northwest region) Xinjiang Region; western Gansu, northwest Qinghai	Semi-Arid Savanna
	Tibet	China (Tibet region) west and central Tibet; southwest Qinghai	Highland Alpine Flora
	Mongolia	Mongolia China (Tibet region) western Inner Mongolia	Continental Grassland
	Manchuria	China (Northeast region) eastern Inner Mongolia, Ningxia Region; eastern Gansu, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Henan, Hebei, Shandong, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang; Beijing, Tianjin North Korea South Korea	Continental Conifer Forest
	Yakutia	Russia (Far East Federal District)	Cold Tundra
	Nippon	Japan	Temperate Conifer Forest
Australian	Wheatbelt	Australia (Southwest region)	Semi-Arid Grassland
	Outback	Australia (Western and Central regions)	Desert Bushland
	Carpentaria	Australia (Northern region)	Subtropical Savanna
	Mulgaxerica	Australia (Eastern region)	Semi-Arid Savanna
	Victoria	Australia (Southeast region)	Maritime Mixed Forest
	Lutruwita	Australia (Tasmania)	Maritime Mixed Forest
	Aotearoa	New Zealand	Maritime Conifer Forest
Pacífican	Micronesia	Federated States of Micronesia Guam Kiribati Marshall Islands Nauru Northern Mariana Islands Palau	Tropical Rain Forest
	Melanesia	Fiji New Caledonia Solomon Islands Vanuatu	Tropical Rain Forest
	Polynesia	American Samoa Cook Islands French Polynesia Niue Pitcairn Islands Samoa Tokelau Tonga Tuvalu Wallis and Futuna	Subtropical Rain Forest
Nearctic	Athabaska	Canada (Western region) United States (Alaska)	Subarctic Boreal Forest
	Cordillera	Mexico (Northern region) United States (Western region)	Semi-Arid Bushland
	Centroamérica	Belize Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Mexico (Southern region) Nicaragua Panama	Subtropical Monsoon Forest
	Laurentia	Canada (Central and Eastern regions) United States (Central and Eastern regions)	Temperate Mixed Forest
	Caribbea	Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda Aruba Bahamas Barbados Bonaire British Virgin Islands Cuba Curaçao Dominica Dominican Republic Grenada Guadeloupe Haiti Jamaica Montserrat Puerto Rico Saba Saint Barthelemy/Barthélemy Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia Saint Martin/Sint Maarten Trinidad and Tobago Turks and Caicos Islands United States (Florida) United States Virgin Islands	Tropical Rain Forest
Neotropical	Andea	Peru (Southern region) Bolivia (Southwest region) Argentina (Western region) Chile	Highland Alpine Flora
	Patagonia	Argentina (Southern region) Falkland Islands	Cold Alpine Flora
	Amazonia	Brazil (Central and Western regions) Peru (Northern region) Colombia Venezuela Guyana Suriname French Guiana Ecuador Bolivia (Northern and Eastern regions)	Tropical Rain Forest
	Paraná	Argentina (Northern region) Uruguay Paraguay Brazil (Southern region)	Temperate Mixed Forest
	Sudeste	Brazil (Southeast region)	Subtropical Rain Forest
	Sertão	Brazil (Northeastern region)	Semi-Arid Savanna

Alphabetical List of Wand Wood Genera
The larger the font, the higher rated this genus is by Mr. Ollivander (one, two, or three stars). The seven "Supreme Woods" are glowing.
Major (whole order is magical)   Moderate (whole family)   Minor (whole subfamily/tribe)   Mutant (only this genus is magical)

Alder
Apple (Domestic, Squaw)
Arrowwood
Ash (Common, Crow, Prickly)
Aspen
Azara
Bayberry
Beech (Common, Southern)
Berrywood
Birch
Brazilwood
Breadnut
Cathaya
Cedar (Common, Chilean, Incense, Spanish, Tasmanian, Teardrop)
Chañar
Cherry (Common, Bird)
Chestnut (Common, Horse, Polynesian)
Chiciscua
Chinquapin (European, American)
Chokeberry
Cottonwood
Crabwood
Cypress-Pine
Cypress (Common, African, Bald, False, Fujian, Golden, Guaitecas, Patagonian, Sandplain, Swamp, Western, Yellow)
Desert Broom
Dogwood
Dovyalis
Ebony
Elder
Elm (Common, Indian, Thorn)
Fig (Common, False)
Fir (Common, China)
Fringetree
Greenheart
Guarri
Hawthorn
Hazel
Heather (Mountain, Sand, Summer, Winter)
Hemlock (Common, Bristlecone, False)
Hiba
Hickory (Common, Beaked)
Holly (Common, Brush)
Hornbeam (European, Hazel, Hop)
Horsetail
Iroko
Ironwood (Common, Desert)
Ivy
Juniper
Lanzone
Larch (Common, Golden)
Laurel
Lechechiva
Lilac
Lime Tree
Locust
Mahogany (African, American, Indian, Pink)
Maire
Mangrove
Maple
Medlar
Milk Tree
Moschatel
Mulberry
Neem Tree
Oak (Bristle, Evergreen, Hairy, Intermediate, Live, Red, Ring-Cupped, Shrub, Stone, Tanbark, White)
Olive (Common, Mock)
Osage Orange
Padauk
Peanut
Pear
Pearlbush
Persimmon
Pine (Common, Dwarf, Umbrella)
Plane Tree
Plum (Common, Indian, Sugar)
Poplar (Balsam, Black, White)
Privet (Common, Swamp)
Quickstick
Quince (Common, Chinese)
Redcedar
Redwood (Common, Dawn, Giant)
Reedgrass
Rosewood (Common, Tipa)
Rowan
Santol
Sheoak
Spruce
Sugi
Thorn
Thuja [False Cedar] (Common, Barbary, Chinese, Russian)
Ticodendron
Valiandro
Vine
Walnut (Common, Black)
Wattle [Acacia]
White Cedar
Willow
Wingnut (Common, Wheel)
Yew (Common, Catkin, Nutmeg, Plum, Southern, Whiteberry)
Zelkova

🪄 Only a minority of trees can produce wand quality wood, just as only a minority of humans can produce quality magic. (Bowtruckle nests are a telltale sign of usable wood, but they do not nest in all usable tree species.) Formerly a somewhat guarded secret passed down through years of experience from wandmaking masters to apprentices, the most common usable wand woods are now fairly public knowledge. However, pairing the right wood with the right owner (and the right core) is a skill that still only comes with long practice and study of wandlore.

🪄 The following table presents the most ideal genera of wand wood producing trees and a sampling of some of their species in each wand region of the world. The notes on wand traits, wand specialties, and owner traits are only general notes, and individual wands may differ especially after being paired with certain cores. (The ▲ symbol in the species sampling indicates that this species is endemic, found only in this region.)

Clade	Order	Family	Genus	Common		Species & Regions	Wood Qualities	Owner Qualities
Conifers                                                              Conifers                                                              Conifers	Pinales                                                              Pinales                                                              Pinales	pine family Pinaceae sf. Abietoideae	Cedrus	Cedar	★★★	C. atlantica (Atlas cedar) Barbary, Sahara C. brevifolia (Cyprus cedar) Anatolia, Balkanski C. deodara (Deodar cedar) Bengali, Persia C. libani (Lebanon cedar) Anatolia, Iberia	carries the potential to be a frightening adversary	cognizant, investigative, judicious
			Pseudolarix	Pseudo Larch	★★☆	▲P. amabilis (Golden Larch) Qinghai	performs poorly in the hands of an unskilled, careless, or childish witch or wizard	centered, mature, righteous
			Nothotsuga	Bristlecone Hemlock	★★☆	▲N. longibracteata Tibet, Qingyuan	requires times of "recharging" in woodland sun to maintain peak performance	reserved, resilient, secretive
			Tsuga	Hemlock	★★☆	T. canadensis (eastern hemlock) Laurentia T. chinensis (Chinese hemlock) Manchuria, Qingyuan, Tibet T. diversifolia (Japanese hemlock) Nippon T. dumosa (Himalayan hemlock) Bengali, Indochina T.  mertensiana (mountain hemlock) Athabaska, Cordillera	inherent affinity for spells involving illusions, concealment, and exploration of the unknown	introspective, modest, thrilling
			Abies	Fir	★★☆	A. alba (silver fir) Balkanski, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia A. balsamea (balsam fir) Laurentia A. chensiensis (Chinese fir) Manchuria, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Tibet A. cilicica (Cilician fir) Petraea A. concolor (white fir) A. religiosa (sacred fir) Cordillera A. firma (Momi fir) Nippon A. lasiocarpa (subalpine fir) Athabaska A. nordmanniana (Nordmann fir) Anatolia, Persia, Transcaucasia	particularly suited to Transfiguration, but a poor tool in the hands of the changeable and indecisive	focused, formidable, strong-minded
							A. numidica (Algerian fir) Barbary, Sahara A. pindrow (Pindrow fir) Persia A. pinsapo (Spanish fir) Iberia A. sibirica (Siberian fir) Mongolia, Siberia, Transoxania A. spectabilis (Himalayan fir) Bengali
		pine family Pinaceae sf. Pinoideae	Pseudotsuga	False Hemlock	★★☆	P. japonica Nippon P. menziesii (Douglas fir) Athabaska, Centroamérica, Cordillera P. sinensis Qingyuan, Tibet	amplifies the effectiveness of spells that uncover deception; suited to Divination and investigative magic	analytical, inquisitive, perceptive
			Larix	Larch (EU) Tamarack (NA)	★★☆	L. decidua (European larch) Balkanski, Gallia, Germania L. gmelinii (Dahurian larch) Manchuria, Mongolia L. kaempferi (Japanese larch) Nippon L. laricina (tamarack) Athabaska, Laurentia L. sibirica (Siberian larch) Baltics, Dacia, Fennoscandia, Germania, Mongolia, Yevrorusski	instills confidence and courage in its user	adroit, reserved, surprising
			Picea	Spruce	★★☆	P. abies (Norway spruce) Eire, Brittania, Germania, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Yevrorusski P. asperata (Chinese blue spruce) Qingyuan, Tibet P. engelmannii (Engelmann spruce) Cordillera P. glauca (white spruce) Athabaska, Laurentia P. jezoensis (Yezo spruce) Nippon P. koraiensis (Korean spruce) Manchuria	produces flamboyant and dramatic effects, but requires a certain deftness and is ill-matched with nervous natures	bold, charismatic, witty
							P. obovata (Siberian spruce) Siberia, Yakutia P. omorika (Serbian spruce) Balkanski, Dacia P. orientalis (Oriental spruce) Anatolia, Persia, Transcaucasia
			Cathaya	Cathaya	★★★	▲ C. argyrophylla Qingyuan, Yangtze	rare and difficult wood, but a favoured choice for diplomatic charms	diplomatic, empathetic, reputable
			Pinus	Pine	★★★	P. brutia (Turkish Pine) Anatolia, Mesopotamia P. caribaea (Caribbean Pine) Amazonia P. contorta (Lodgepole Pine) Athabaska P. densiflora (Japanese Red Pine) Nippon P. eldarica (Eldar Pine) Persia, Transcaucasia P. halepensis (Aleppo Pine) Arabia, Balkanski, Petraea P. koraiensis (Korean Pine) Manchuria P. merkusii (Sumatran Pine) Malesia P. mongolica (Mongolian Pine) Mongolia, Xinjiang, Yakutia P. nigra (Austrian Pine) Balkanski, Dacia P. oocarpa (Oocarpa Pine) Sertão P. pinaster (Maritime Pine) Gallia, Iberia P. pinea (Stone Pine) Gallia	enjoys being used creatively and adapts unprotestingly to new methods and spells, most sensitive to non-verbal magic	independent, mysterious, solitary
							P. ponderosa (Ponderosa Pine) Cordillera P. roxburghii (Chir Pine) Bengali P. sibirica (Siberian Pine) Siberia P. strobus (Eastern White Pine) Laurentia P. sylvestris (Scots Pine) Brittania, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Yevrorusski P. tabuliformis (Chinese Red Pine) Qingyuan, Tibet P. taeda (Loblolly Pine) Andea, Paraná, Sudeste P. teocote (Mexican White Pine) Centroamerica
	Cupressales                                                              Cupressales                                                              Cupressales                                                              Cupressales                                                              Cupressales	Sciadopityaceae	Sciadopitys	Umbrella Pine	★☆☆	▲S. verticillata (Japanese umb. pine) Nippon	when not paired with a focused owner, can actually produce "reverse" Charms by mistake	emphatic, individualistic, playful
		cypress family Cupressaceae sf. Cunninghamioideae	Cunninghamia	China Fir	★★☆	C. konishii (Vietnamese Fir) Indochina C. lanceolata (China Fir) Qingyuan, Yangtze	produces ornate ribbons, rather than jets, of light when casting spells	covert, discerning, observant
		cypress family Cupressaceae sf. Athtrotaxidoideae	Athrotaxis	Tasmanian Cedar	★★★	▲A. cupressoides (pencil pine) Tasmania	not only rare but also incredibly picky, better at self spells than targeted spells	cognizant, seeking, spiritual
		cypress family Cupressaceae sf. Sequoioideae	Metasequoia	Dawn Redwood	★★★	▲M. glyptostroboides Qingyuan, Yangtze	enhances spells tied to renewal, growth, and connection to natural world, making it favored by Herbologists	extraordinary, hardy, stalwart
			Sequoia	Redwood	★★★	▲S. sempervirens (coast redwood) Cordillera	endemic to California but well-known worldwide for promoting perseverance and adaptability in Duelling	formidable, lucky, versatile
			Sequoiadendron	Giant Redwood	★★★	▲S. giganteum (giant sequoia) Cordillera	connected to strength, endurance, and protectiveness; equally suited to Defensive magic and ancient knowledge	flexible, reverent, stalwart
		cypress family Cupressaceae sf. Taxodioideae	Taxodium	Bald Cypress	★☆☆	T. ascendens (pond cypress) T. distichum (bald cypress) Laurentia T. mucronatum (Montezuma cypress) Centroamérica, Cordillera	struggles with Transfiguration, often leading to unintended transformations	cautious, creative, idealistic
			Glyptostrobus	Swamp Cypress	★☆☆	▲G. pensilis (Chinese sw. cypress) Qingyuan, Yangtze	unfortunate tendency to imprecise, messy spellcasting that leaves residue	expressive, original, yearning
			Cryptomeria	Sugi	★★☆	▲C. japonica (Japanese Cedar) Nippon	generates very controlled, high-impact spell effects	disciplined, powerful, thoughtful
		cypress family Cupressaceae sf. Callitroideae	Actinostrobus	Sandplain Cypress	★★☆	▲A. arenarius + 2 Wheatbelt	vibrates at a low regular frequency while maintaining protective spells	attentive, courageous, determined
			Austrocedrus	Chilean Cedar	★★☆	▲A. chilensis (cordilleran cypress) Andea	tends to perform defensive charmwork in a very forward manner	balanced, defensive, devoted
			Callitris	Cypress-Pine	★★☆	C. glaucophylla (White Cypress) Mulgaxerica, Outback, Victoria C. neocaledonica + 2 endangered Melanesia C. rhomboidea Aotearoa, Tasmania	casts inventive spells with a particularly vibrant flair	artistic, flexible, innovative
			Diselma	Dwarf Pine	★★☆	▲D. archeri (chestnut pine) Tasmania	excels at tried-and-true spells, particularly tenacious about hexes	courageous, steadfast, tactful
			Fitzroya	Patagonian Cypress	★★☆	▲F. cupressoides (alerce) Andea	will absolutely refuse to cast spells for a few hours if it loses a Duel	dignified, resilient, thoughtful
			Libocedrus	Teardrop Cedar	★★☆	▲L. bidwillii (New Zealand Cedar) Aotearoa	remains sturdy and inflexible when treated well but will warp and wobble if not cared for	devoted, resilient, self-expressive
			Pilgerodendron	Guaitecas Cypress	★★☆	▲P. uviferum Andea	unmatched for plant-based spells but otherwise a very mundane wand wood	idealistic, sensible, specialized
			Widdringtonia	African Cypress	★★☆	▲W. nodiflora (Mountain Cypress) Khoi	known for deepening magical intuition, aligns well with Charms, Divination, and Defensive magic	intuitive, protective, reverent
		cypress family Cupressaceae sf. Cupressoideae	Callitropsis	Yellow Cypress	★★★	▲C.  nootkatensis (Alaska Cedar) Athabaska	makes it easier to maintain precise control and focused intent while casting	empowered, focused, intentional
			Hesperocyparis	Western Cypress	★★★	▲H. macrocarpa (Monterey Cypress) Cordillera	produces barrier spells that, while not necessarily stronger than other ands, are certainly more consistent	controlled, secure, traditional
			Calocedrus	Incense Cedar	★★★	▲C. decurrens Cordillera	promotes clear intent and concentration in Charms and Transfiguration casting	focused, mystical, watchful
			Chamaecyparis	False Cypress	★★★	▲C. obtusa (Hinoki Cypress) Nippon	performs highly in Charms and Transfiguration spells that manipulate perception or appearance	cunning, enigmatic, surprising
			Cupressus	Cypress	★★★	C.  arizonica (Arizona Cypress) Cordillera C.  atlantica (Atlas Cedar) Barbary C.  disticha (Bald Cypress) Laurentia C.  lusitanica (Mexican Cypress) Centroamérica C. sempervirens (Mediterranean Cypress) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Caribbea, Persia, Petraea	aligning well with magical protection and guidance, including Divination and protective barriers	honourable, reputable, self-sacrificing
			Fokienia	Fujian Cypress	★★★	▲F. hodginsii Indochina	associated with wisdom and clarity of thought, a favoured choice for meditation and seeking insights	disciplined, innate, wise
			Juniperus	Juniper	★★☆	J. communis (Common Juniper) Aotearoa, Appennini, Balkanski, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Íslandómr J. deppeana (Alligator Juniper) Cordillera J. oxycedrus (Prickly Juniper) Anatolia, Balkanski, Iberia J. phoenicea (Arâr) Gallia, Petraea	responds to its owners enchantments and techniques with innate harmony	accomplished, improvisational, lithe
							J. scopulorum (Rocky Mountain Juniper) Athabaska J. virginiana (Eastern Redcedar) Laurentia
			Microbiota	Russian Thuja	★☆☆	▲M. decussata (Siberian Cypress) Siberia	enhances spells connected to resilience and protection	secure, steadfast, unyielding
			Platycladus	Chinese Thuja	★☆☆	▲P. orientalis Xinjiang	struggles with Transfiguration, often leading to incomplete transformations	driven, growing, persevering
			Tetraclinis	Barbary Thuja	★☆☆	▲T. articulata (Sandarac) Barbary	finds it difficult to create effective shields without proper focus	careful, improvisational, sympathetic
			Thuja	(False Cedar) Thuja	★☆☆	T. koraiensis (Korean Arborvitae) Manchuria T. occidentalis (Northern White Cedar) Appennini, Athabaska, Balkanski, Baltics, Brittania, Caribbea, Cordillera, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Íslandómr, Laurentia, Siberia, Yevrorusski T. orientalis (Oriental Arborvitae) Dacia, Manchuria, Mongolia, Persia, Qingyuan, Tibet, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Yangtze	not an especially strong casting wand, but adept at resisting Dark Magic	clever, purehearted, transformative
							T. plicata (Western Redcedar) Athabaska, Barbary, Cordillera, Saharan
			Thujopsis	Hiba	★★☆	▲T. dolabrata (Asunaro) Nippon	one of the wands known to most easily embrace change and innovation	adventurous, changeable, innovative
			Xanthocyparis	Golden Cypress	★★☆	▲X. vietnamensis (Vietnamese Golden Cypress) Indochina, Qingyuan, Yangtze	an especially demonstrative wand that likes to visually enhance its owner's castings	charming, expressive, flexible
		Cephalotaxaceae	Cephalotaxus	Plum Yew	★★☆	C. fortunei (Chinese Plum Yew) Qingyuan, Yangtze C. griffithii (Griffith's Plum Yew) Bengali C. hainanensis (Hainan Plum Yew) Indochina, Qingyuan, Yangtze C. harringtonia (Harrington's Plum Yew) Indochina, Nippon	needs to prove itself alongside its owner to develop its strength and prowess	loyal, sympathetic, well-respected
		yew family Taxaceae	Amentotaxus	Catkin Yew	★☆☆	A. argotaenia (Catkin Yew) A. formosana (Taiwan Catkin Yew) Qingyuan, Yangtze A. assamica (Assam Catkin Yew) Bengali A. yunnanensis (Yunnan Catkin Yew) Indochina, Qingyuan, Yangtze	not well suited to deceptive or multi-layered spellwork	disconnected, practical, striking
			Austrotaxus	Southern Yew	★★☆	▲A. spicata (Celery Top Pine) Tasmania	performs much better casting nurturing spells than violent spells	compassionate, gentle, nature-lover
			Pseudotaxus	Whiteberry Yew	★★☆	▲P. chienii (False Yew)[/i] Indochina, Qingyuan, Yangtze	produces spell impacts that are quieter than most other wands	eloquent, introspective, positive
			Taxus	Yew	★★★	T. baccata (European Yew) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Brittania, Dacia, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Mongolia, Persia, Siberia, Transoxania, Yakutia, Yevrorusski T. brevifolia (Pacific Yew) Cordillera T. canadensis (Canada Yew) Laurentia T. chinensis (Chinese Yew) Qingyuan, Yangtze T. cuspidata (Japanese Yew) Manchuria, Nippon	fearsome reputation for duelling and curses; often sprouts into a tree guarding its late owner's grave	distinctive, original, preserving
							T. floridana (Florida Yew) Caribbea T. globosa (Mexican Yew) Centroamérica T. wallichiana (Himalayan Yew) Bengali, Persia, Tibet
			Torreya	Nutmeg Yew	★★★	T. californica (California Nutmeg Tree) Cordillera T. grandis (Chinese Nutmeg Yew) Qingyuan, Yangtze T. nucifera (Japanese Nutmeg Yew) Nippon T. taxifolia (Florida Nutmeg Tree) Caribbea	amplifies protective shields and barriers as personal growth of the witch or wizard continues	empowered, insightful, wise
Magnoliids	Laurales	Lauraceae	Chlorocardium	Greenheart	★★☆	▲C. esmeraldense (Emerald Greenhart) Amazonia, Andea ▲C. rodiei (Demerara Greenhart) Amazonia, Sertão ▲C. venenosum (Poison Greenhert) Amazonia	robust wood capable of producing uniquely opulent yet dynamic magic, especially in combat	distinctive, emphatic, starry-eyed
			Laurus	Laurel	★★☆	L. azorica (Azores laurel) L. novocanariensis Iberia L. nobilis (Sweet Bay) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Gallia, Petraea	cannot perform a dishonourable act, but performs powerful and sometimes lethal magic	gloryseeking, opportunistic, visionary
Monocots	Poales	true grasses Poaceae tr. Moliniinae	Phragmites	Reedgrass	★★☆	P. australis (common reed) Amazonia, Anatolia, Andea, Aotearoa, Appennini, Arabia, Athabaska, Balkanski, Baltics, Barbary, Bengali, Brittania, Carpentaria, Cordillera, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Indochina, Khoi, Laurentia, Lutruwita, Madagasikara, Manchuria, Mesopotamia, Mongolia, Mulgaxerica, Nilotia, Nippon, Outback, Paraná, Patagonia, Persia, Petraea, Polynesia, Qingyuan, Saharan, Sertão, Siberia, Sudeste, Tibet, Transoxania, Victoria, Wheatbelt, Xinjiang, Yamnat, Yangtze, Yevrorusski	spell effects often described as poignant, poetic, and songlike	communicative, eloquent, striking
Eudicots	Proteales	Platanaceae	Platanus	Plane Tree (EU) Sycamore (NA)	★★☆	P. orientalis (Oriental Plane Tree) Anatolia, Andea, Aotearoa, Appennini, Arabia, Balkanski, Baltics, Barbary, Bengali, Brittania, Carpentaria, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Iguinawen, Indochina, Khoi, Lutruwita, Madagasikara, Malesia, Manchuria, Mesopotamia, Mongolia, Mulgaxerica, Nilotia, Nippon, Outback, Persia, Petraea, Qingyuan, Saharan, Tibet, Transoxania, Victoria, Wheatbelt, Xinjiang, Yamnat, Yangtze, Yevrorusski	capacity to learn and adapt, and eager for new experience, but may combust if allowed to get bored	adventurous, curious, vital
							P. acerifolia (London Plane Tree) Amazonia, Andea, Barbary, Brittania, Paraná, Patagonia, Saharan, Sudeste P. mexicana (Mexican Sycamore) Centroamérica, Cordillera P. occidentalis (American Sycamore) Amazonia, Andea, Caribbea, Laurentia
Superrosids	Vitales	Vitaceae tr. Viteae	Vitis	Grapevine	★★★	V. aestivalis (Summer Grape) Laurentia V. amurensis (Amur Grape) Manchuria, Siberia V. californica (California Wild Grape) Cordillera V. vinifera (Common Grape Vine) Amazonia, Anatolia, Andea, Barbary, Germania, Iberia, Khoi, Paraná, Persia, Petraea, Sertão, Sudeste, Transcaucasia	strongly attracted by personalities with hidden depths	artistic, seeking, yearning
Fabids                                                              Fabids                                                              Fabids                                                              Fabids                                                              Fabids                                                              Fabids                                                              Fabids                                                              Fabids	Malpighiales                                                              Malpighiales	Calophyllaceae	Mesua	Rose Chestnut	★★☆	M. ferrea (Ceylon Ironwood) +3 Bengali, Indochina, Malesia	one of the best casting tools for any type of anchoring or kept-in-place spellwork	attentive, durable, resolute
		willow family Salicaceae tr. Saliceae	Azara	Azara	★☆☆	A. dentata (Brush Holly) Paraná A. microphylla (Azara) Andea A. petiolaris (Yellowwood) Paraná, Patagonia, Sudeste A. serrata (Serrated Azara) Amazonia, Andea, Paraná, Sertão	tends to produce unexpected twists when performing minor Charms	adventurous, individualistic, playful
			Dovyalis	Dovyalis	★★☆	D. abyssinica (Abyssinian Gooseberry) Gacandhulka, Kongo, Maravi D. caffra (Kei Apple) Khoi, Maravi D. hebecarpa (Kitembilla) Bengali	has difficulty performing quick, unprepared spells, but excels at large enchantments	caring, patient, sincere
			Populus sect. Populus all sp. except alba	Aspen	★★★	P. adenopoda (Chinese Aspen) Manchuria, Mongolia, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Yangtze P. davidiana (Korean Aspen) Manchuria P. grandidentata (Bigtooth Aspen) Laurentia P. tremuloides (Trembling Aspen) Athabaska, Cordillera	relies upon consistency, strength, and uniform power	righteous, sensible, virtuous
							P. tremula (Quaking Aspen) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Transcaucasia, Yevrorusski
			Populus sect. Populus sp. Alba +2	Poplar	★★★	P. alba (White Poplar) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia	P. simonii (Simon's Poplar) Manchuria P. tomentosa (Chinese White Poplar) Manchuria, Mongolia, Qingyuan, Yangtze
							particularly suited to martial magic	accomplished, empowered, energetic
			Populus sect. Aigeros sp. Nigra			P. nigra (Black Poplar) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Brittania, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Mesopotamia, Persia, Petraea, Transcaucasia
			Populus sect. Aigeros all other species	Cottonwood	★★☆	P. deltoides (Eastern Cottonwood) Laurentia P. fremontii (Fremont's Cottonwood) Cordillera	a strong but not malevolent wand for Duelling, known for producing invigorating spells	cleansing, enthusiastic, refreshing
			Populus sect. Tacamahaca	Balsam Poplar	★☆☆	P. angustifolia (Narrowleaf Poplar) Cordillera P. balsamifera (Eastern Balsam Poplar) Laurentia P. laurifolia (Laurelleaf Poplar) Mongolia, Transoxania, Xinjiang P. trichocarpa (Western Balsam Poplar) Athabaska P. yunnanensis (Yunnan Poplar) Qingyuan	flourishes around other plant life, may spontaneously sprout new leaves	durable, renewed, sympathetic
			Salix	Willow	★★☆	S. alba (white willow) Eire, Brittania, Iberia, Gallia, Germania, Baltics, Dacia, Balkanski, Yevrorusski, Anatolia, Petraea, Transcaucasia, Transoxania S. babylonica (Weeping Willow) Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Brittania, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Saharan S. atrocinerea (Common Sallow) Iberia S. babylonica (Weeping Willow) Persia, Transoxania S. bebbiana (Bebb's Willow) Athabaska S. bonplandiana (Bonpland Willow) Centroamerica S. caprea (Goat Willow) Balkanski, Dacia, Fennoscandia, Germania, Manchuria, Mongolia, Tibet, Xinjiang, Yakutia, Yevrorusski S. caroliniana (Carolina Willow) Caribbea	refuses owners who feel they have little to learn, but otherwise enables advanced non-verbal magic and healing power	covert, insecure, robust
							S. cinerea (Grey Willow) Lutruwita, Victoria S. discolor (American Willow) Laurentia S. exigua (Coyote Willow) Cordillera S. gracilistyla (Pink Pussy Willow) Nippon, Manchuria S. humboldtiana (Humboldt's Willow) Amazonia, Andea, Carpentaria, Mulgaxerica, Outback, Paraná, Patagonia, Sertão, Sudeste, Wheatbelt S. lapponum (Downy Willow) Siberia S. matsudana (Chinese Willow) Manchuria, Mongolia, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Yangtze
			Xylosma	Brush Holly	★☆☆	X. congesta (Shiny Xylosma) Qingyuan, Tibet X. flexuosa (Coronilla) Centroamérica, Cordillera X. kaalaensis + 9 Melanesia X. palawanensis Malesia X. ruiziana Amazonia	enhances spells of concealment and misdirection; beneficial for Charms	clever, cunning, ingenious
							X. schaefferioides (White Logwood) Caribbea X. terrae-reginae Mulgaxerica
	Fabales                                                              Fabales                                                              Fabales	legume family Fabaceae tr. Acacieae	Acacia	Wattle	★★☆	A. aneura (Mulga) Mulgaxerica, Outback A. auriculiformis (Earleaf Acacia) Carpentaria, Indochina, Malesia A. dealbata (Silver Wattle) Lutruwila, Victoria, Wheatbelt A. melanoxylon (Blackwood Acacia) Aotearoa A. senegal (Gum Acacia) Gacandhulka, Iguinawen, Saharan	matches any for power, but not suited to bang-and-smells; refuses to produce magic for any but its owner	adroit, proficient, talented
			Vachellia	Thorn Tree	★★☆	V. farnesiana (Sweet Acacia) Amazonia, Caribbea, Centroamérica, Cordillera, Patagonia V. karroo (Sweet Thorn) Khoi, Maravi V. nilotica (Thorn Mimosa) Arabia, Bengali, Iguinawen, Maravi, Mesopotamia, Nilotia, Persia, Petraea, Saharan, Yamnat V. tortilis (Umbrella Thorn) Arabia, Mesopotamia, Petraea, Yamnat
		legume family Fabaceae tr. Caesalpinieae	Paubrasilia	Brazilwood	★★☆	▲P. echinata (Pernambuco) Sertão, Sudeste	will often try to convince its owner which spells it likes best, early in the relationship	cognizant, developing, intelligent
		legume family Fabaceae tr. Dalbergieae	Dalbergia	Rosewood	★★☆	D. cearensis (Brazilian Tulipwood) Sertão D. granadillo (Granadillo) Caribbea, Centroamérica D. latifolia (Indian Rosewood) Bengali D. melanoxylon (African Blackwood) Gacandhulka, Khoi, Kongo, Maravi, Saharan	known for the cultivation of elegance and grace, produces refined and alluring Charms	alluring, elegant, refined
							D. nigra (Brazilian Rosewood) Paraná, Sudeste D. sissoo (Indian Rosewood) Indochina
			Arachis	Peanut	★☆☆	A. hypogaea (Common Peanut) Amazonia, Andea, Appennini, Balkanski, Iberia, Iguinawen, Khoi, Laurentia, Maravi, Paraná, Patagonia, Saharan, Sudeste A. pintoi (Pinto Peanut) Amazonia, Paraná, Sudeste	often lets out a soothing aroma when it feels its owner is stressed or undernourished	balanced, imaginative, nourishing
			Geoffroea	Chañar	★☆☆	G. decorticans (Chilean Palo Verde) Andea, Paraná G. spinosa Amazonia, Sertão	struggles with Charms, often unable to achieve desired results	learning, persevering, starry-eyed
			Inocarpus	Polynesian Chestnut	★☆☆	▲I. fagifer (Tahitian Chestnut) Malesia, Melanesia, Polynesia	produces a warmth that accompanies most healing spells cast	empathetic, helpful, renewed
			Pterocarpus	Padauk	★★☆	P. angolensis (Kiaat) Khoi, Maravi P. erinaceus (African Rosewood) Gacandhulka, Iguinawen, Saharan P. indicus (Angsana) Malesia P. madagascariensis (Muninga) Madagasikara P. santalinus (Red Sanders) Bengali	never casts a charm, hex, or spell the same way twice	changeable, creative, nonconformist
							P. tinctorius (African Padauk) Gacandhulka, Kongo, Maravi, Saharan
			Tipuana	Tipa Rosewood	★★☆	▲T. tipu (Tipa Rosewood) Paraná	particularly graceful spellcasting, often guides its owner while learning magic	adaptable, instinctual, inventive
		legume family Fabaceae tr. Robinieae	Gliricidia	Quickstick	★☆☆	G. sepium (Mother of Cocoa) Amazonia, Bengali, Caribbea, Centroamérica, Gacandhulka, Iguinawen, Melanesia, Polynesia	sometimes leaves Transfiguration spells only half-cast, leading to incomplete transformations	driven, inquisitive, unique
			Olneya	Desert Ironwood	★☆☆	▲O. tesota (Palo Fierro) Cordillera	enhances spells better if its owner has notable endurance or strength	controlled, formidable, persistent
			Robinia	Locust	★★☆	R. pseudoacacia (Black Locust) Anatolia, Andea, Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Laurentia, Lutruwita, Mongolia, Mulgaxerica, Outback, Patagonia, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Victoria, Wheatbelt, Xinjiang	a phenomenal combat wand, equally useful in brute force and sneak attacks	gladiatorial, lucky, versatile
							R. neomexicana (New Mexico Locust) R. viscosa (Clammy Locust) Cordillera
	Rosales                                                              Rosales                                                              Rosales                                                              Rosales                                                              Rosales                                                              Rosales                                                              Rosales	rose family Rosaceae sf. Amygdaloideae	Adenostoma	Desert Broom	★☆☆	▲A. fasciculatum (Chamise) ▲A. sparsifolium (Redshanks) Cordillera	enhances spells tied to resilience and adaptation, performs well under pressure	enduring, proficient, sturdy
			Amelanchier	Sugar Plum	★☆☆	A. alnifolia (Saskatoon Serviceberry) Athabaska, Cordillera A. asiatica (Asian Serviceberry) Nippon, Tibet, Xinjiang, Yakutia A. canadensis (Eastern Serviceberry) Laurentia A. denticulata (Toothed Serviceberry) Centroamérica, Cordillera A. lamarckii (Juneberry) Appennini, Balkanski, Brittania, Gallia, Germania, Iberia	far more effective at helpful Charms than any harmful spells	nourishing, refreshing, vital
							A. ovalis (Snowy Mespilus) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Gallia, Germania
			Aronia	Chokeberry	★☆☆	A. arbutifolia (Red Chokeberry) Cordillera A. melanocarpa (Black Chokeberry) Athabaska, Baltics, Dacia, Fennoscandia, Germania, Laurentia, Manchuria, Qingyuan, Siberia, Xinjiang, Yakutia, Yangtze, Yevrorusski	not at all suited to healing magic, incapable of casting most mending spells	improvable, pragmatic, specialized
			Crataegus	Hawthorn	★★☆	C. aestivalis (Mayhaw) C. mollis (Downy Hawthorn) Laurentia C. azarolus (Azarole) Appennini, Balkanski, Iberia, Anatolia, Barbary C. cuneata (Japanese Hawthorn) Nippon C. douglasii (Black Hawthorn) Athabaska, Cordillera C. laevigata (Midland Hawthorn) Brittania, Gallia, Germania, Dacia C. pinnatifida (Chinese Hawthorn) Manchuria, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Yangtze	not easy to master, can either be particularly suited to healing magic or adept at curses	conflicted, restless, tumultuous
							C. monogyna (Common Hawthorn) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Siberia, Transcaucasia, Yevrorusski
			Cydonia	Quince	★☆☆	C. oblonga (Common Quince) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Manchuria, Mesopotamia, Persia, Petraea, Qingyuan, Siberia, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Xinjiang, Yakutia, Yangtze, Yevrorusski	struggles with precise casting, often producing blunted, less powerful spells	discerning, pragmatic, predestined
			Exochorda	Pearlbush	★☆☆	E. giraldii (Giraldi Pearlbush) Manchuria, Mongolia, Siberia, Tibet, Xinjiang, Yakutia E. racemosa (Common Pearlbush) Athabaska, Cordillera, Laurentia, Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Yangtze, Yevrorusski	creates lustrous and beautiful, but ultimately weak-powered, defensive barriers	careful, empathetic, open-minded
			Malus	Apple	★★☆	M. domestica (Cultivated Apple) Amazonia, Andea, Appennini, Athabaska, Balkanski, Baltics, Barbary, Brittania, Cordillera, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Laurentia, Mesopotamia, Nilotia, Nippon, Paraná, Persia, Petraea, Saharan, Sertão, Siberia, Sudeste, Yakutia, Yevrorusski M. hupehensis (Chinese Crab Apple) Xinjiang M. mandshurica (Amur Apple) Manchuria M. orientalis (Oriental Apple) Anatolia, Mesopotamia, Persia, Transcaucasia, Transoxania M. prunifolia (Chinese Apricot) Tibet	powerful, known to bestow longevity, mixes poorly with Dark magic	idealistic, moralistic, principled
							M. pumila (Wild Apple) Amazonia, Bengali, Carpentaria, Lutruwita, Mulgaxerica, Outback, Victoria, Wheatbelt M. sieboldii (Siebold's Apple) Manchuria M. sieversii (Pre-Cultivated Apple) Mongolia, Transoxania M. spectabilis (Chinese Hawthorn) Manchuria, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Yangtze M. sylvestris (European Crab Apple) Balkanski, Bengali, Germania
			Mespilus	Medlar	★★☆	M. germanica (Common Medlar) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Persia, Transcaucasia	ability to respond well to a variety of magical spells	experienced, judicious, versatile
			Oemleria	Indian Plum	★★☆	▲O. cerasiformis (Indian Plum) Athabaska	known for its finesse and precision, best used in the casting of Charms	philozoic, self-sufficient, tactful
			Peraphyllum	Squaw Apple	★★☆	▲P. ramosissimum (Wild Crab Apple) Cordillera	a particularly sentient wand that may produce spells unbidden based on its owner's introspection	bold, self-aware, sensitive
			Prunus sg. Cerasus	True Cherry	★★☆	P. avium (Sweet Cherry) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Barbary, Dacia, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Siberia, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Yakutia, Yevrorusski P. cerasus (Sour Cherry) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Mesopotamia, Persia, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Yevrorusski P. mahaleb (Mahaleb Cherry) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Transcaucasia	possess strange, but often truly lethal power (be very careful if pairing with dragon heartstring)	controlled, strong-willed, traditional
							P. pensylvanica (Pin Cherry) Laurentia P. pseudocerasus (Chinese Sour Cherry) Manchuria, Mesopotamia, Mongolia, Persia, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Yangtze P. serrulata (Japanese Cherry) Manchuria, Nippon
			Prunus sg. Padus	Bird Cherry	★★☆	P. africana (African Cherry) Gacandhulka, Iguinawen, Kongo, Madagasikara, Maravi P. himalayana (Himalayan Cherry) Bengali, Tibet P. laurocerasus (Cherry Laurel) Anatolia, Balkanski, Dacia P. lusitanica (Portuguese Laurel) Iberia P. occidentalis (Almendrón) Amazonia, Caribbea, Centroamérica	clings to its one true master and draws its strength from its owner's emotional investment	attuned, emotional, undauntable
							P. padus (European Bird Cherry) Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Yevrorusski
			Prunus sg. Prunus	Plum	★★☆	P. americana (American Plum) Laurentia P. armeniaca (Apricot) Persia, Tibet, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Xinjiang P. domestica (Common Plum) Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Brittania, Dacia, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Mesopotamia, Nilotia, Persia, Petraea, Saharan, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Yevrorusski P. persica (Peach) Arabia, Barbary, Manchuria, Saharan, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Yamnat, Yangtze	needs to pass through danger or hardship with its owner to become truly bonded	gladiatorial, skilled, vigorous
							P. spinosa (Blackthorn) Balkanski, Barbary, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Transoxania, Yevrorusski P. dulcis (Almond) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Manchuria, Mesopotamia, Nilotia, Persia, Petraea, Qingyuan, Saharan, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Xinjiang, Yangtze
			Pseudocydonia	Chinese Quince	★★☆	▲P. sinensis (Chinese Quince) Indochina, Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Tibet, Xinjiang, Yangtze	spells are almost twice as strong if they are used defensively instead of offensively	gentle, honourable, self-sacrificing
			Pyrus	Pear	★★★	P. amygdaliformis (Almond-Leaved Pear) Barbary, Saharan P. calleryana (Callery Pear) Athabaska, Cordillera, Laurentia P. communis (Common Pear) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Mongolia, Petraea, Tibet, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Yevrorusski P. elaeagnifolia (Oleaster-Leaved Pear) Persia	splendid magic powers and notable resilience; never chooses a Dark Witch or Wizard	distinguished, popular, well-respected
							P. pyrifolia (Asian Pear) Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Siberia, Xinjiang, Yakutia, Yangtze P. syriaca (Syrian Wild Pear) Mesopotamia, Petraea
			Sorbus	Rowan (EU) Mountain Ash (NA)	★★★	S. americana (Mountain Ash) Caribbea, Laurentia S. aria (Common Whitebeam) Balkanski, Dacia, Germania S. aucuparia (European Rowan) Balkanski, Baltics, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Íslandómr, Persia, Siberia, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Yakutia, Yevrorusski S. domestica (Service Tree) Appennini, Balkanski, Gallia, Germania, Iberia S. pohuashanensis Manchuria, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Yangtze	produces powerful hard-to-break Defensive Charms and is disassociated with Dark Arts; outperforms in duels	purehearted, reliable, sincere
							S. scopulina (Greene Mountain Ash) Athabaska S. torminalis (Wild Service Tree) Anatolia, Balkanski, Dacia, Nilotia, Transcaucasia
		elm family Ulmaceae	Holoptelea	Indian Elm	★☆☆	H. integrifolia (Indian Elm) Bengali, Indochina, Malesia, Persia H. integerrima Manchuria, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Yangtze	aligns significantly better with Charms and Potions work than any other type of magic	harmonious, inventive, skilled
			Hemiptelea	Thorn Elm	★★☆	▲H. davidii (Chinese Parasol Tree) Bengali, Indochina, Malesia, Manchuria, Persia, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Yangtze	performs best when casting older, well-known spells than when casting new inventions	cautious, grounded, solitary
			Zelkova	Zelkova	★★☆	Z. abelicea (Cretan Zelkova) Balkanski Z. carpinifolia (Caucasian Zelkova) Anatolia, Persia, Transcaucasia Z. schneideriana (Schneider's Zelkova) Manchuria, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Yangtze Z. serrata (Japanese Zelkova) Nippon Z. sicula (Sicilian Zelkova) Appennini	produces mystical chrms and is able to self-correct accidents to a degree	distinguished, mystical, self-aware
			Ulmus	Elm	★★★	U. americana (American Elm) Athabaska, Cordillera, Laurentia U. campestris (Cork Elm) Barbary, Saharan U. glabra (Wych Elm) Balkanski, Brittania, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Tibet, Transcaucasia, Transoxania U. laevis (European White Elm) Baltics, Dacia, Siberia, Yevrorusski U. pumila (Siberian Elm) Manchuria, Mongolia, Qingyuan, Siberia, Transoxania, Xinjiang, Yakutia, Yangtze	produces elegant charms with few accidents and least foolish errors, capable of highly advanced magic	aristocratic, dextrous, dignified
							U. minor (Field Elm) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Nilotia, Persia, Petraea, Transcaucasia
		mulberry family Moraceae tr. Moreae	Milicia	Iroko	★☆☆	M. excelsa (Iroko) Iguinawen, Kongo M. regia (Odum) Iguinawen, Saharan	produces small or short-lived Defensive barriers	compassionate, developing, persevering
			Streblus	Milk Tree	★☆☆	S. asper (Siamese Roughbush) Bengali, Indochina, Malesia, Manchuria, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Yangtze S. banksii (Paper Mulberry) Aotearoa S. brunonianus (Whalebone Tree) Carpentaria, Mulgaxerica S. elongatus (Papuan False Mistletoe) Malesia S. pendulinus (Hawai'i Roughbush) Micronesia, Polynesia S. sclerophyllus Melanesia	not especially powerful but quite easy to work with in healing and Defensive casting	faithful, preserving, supportive
			Morus	Mulberry	★★☆	M. alba (White Mulberry) Amazonia, Anatolia, Andea, Arabia, Balkanski, Baltics, Barbary, Brittania, Centroamérica, Cordillera, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gacandhulka, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Indochina, Khoi, Malesia, Manchuria, Maravi, Mesopotamia, Mongolia, Nilotia, Nippon, Paraná, Patagonia, Persia, Petraea, Qingyuan, Saharan, Sertão, Siberia, Sudeste, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Xinjiang, Yakutia, Yamnat, Yangtze, Yevrorusski M. indica (Indian Mulberry) Bengali	remarkably well-suited to the casting of Conjuration and some other Transfiguration spells	influential, purehearted, supportive
							M. nigra (Black Mulberry) Appennini, Balkanski, Iberia, Persia M. rubra (Red Mulberry) Aotearoa, Athabaska, Caribbea, Carpentaria, Cordillera, Laurentia, Lutruwita, Mulgaxerica, Outback, Polynesia, Victoria, Wheatbelt M. serrata (Tibetan Mulberry) Tibet
		mulberry family Moraceae tr. Maclureae	Maclura	False Mulberry	★★☆	M. amboinensis Indochina, Malesia M. cochinchinensis (Cockspur Thorn) Carpentaria, Malesia, Mulgaxerica, Qingyuan, Yangtze M. pomifera (Osage Orange) Laurentia M. spinosa Bengali	very hard, heavy, and resilient wood, works best for a wizard that doesn't take themselves too seriously	balanced, distinguished, witty
							M. tinctoria (Dyer's Mulberry) Amazonia, Andea, Centroamérica, Paraná
mulberry family Moraceae tr. Dorstenieae		Malaisia	Crow Ash	★★★	▲M. scandens (Burny Vine) Carpentaria, Mulgaxerica	wood associated with uncovering hidden truths; a suitable choice for Divination and ancestral magic	curious, instinctual, reverent
		Trilepsium	False Fig	★★☆	T. madagascariense Madagasikara, Maravi	difficult to use at first, but exceptional at revelation spells and protective enchantments	authoritative, guarding, watchful
		Brosimum	Breadnut	★★★	B. alicastrum (Bulletwood) Amazonia, Andea, Centroamérica, Cordillera, Sertão, Sudeste B. glaziovii Paraná B. guianense (Snakewood) Amazonia, Centroamérica B. utile (Letterwood) Amazonia	excellent for enchantments that require finesse and intricate control; great for Parselmouths and Animagi	analytical, cunning, gloryseeking
mulberry family Moraceae tr. Ficeae		Ficus	Fig	★★☆	F. aurea (Florida Strangler Fig) Caribbea F. auriculata (Roxburgh Fig) Manchuria F. benjamina (Weeping Fig) Centroamérica, Malesia, Qingyuan, Yangtze F. carica (Common Fig) Anatolia, Andea, Appennini, Athabaska, Balkanski, Barbary, Brittania, Cordillera, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Laurentia, Mesopotamia, Nippon, Paraná, Patagonia, Persia, Petraea, Saharan F. copiosa Melanesia F. crassipes (Round-leaved Banana Fig) Lutruwita F. elastica (Indian Rubber Plant) Kongo F. gnaphalocarpa (African Fig) Iguinawen F. hengduanensis (Hengduan Fig) Tibet F. insipida (Wild Fig) Amazonia, Centroamérica F. macrophylla (Moreton Bay Fig) Aotearoa, Victoria, Wheatbelt F. microcarpa (Indian Laurel Fig) Polynesia F. obliqua (Small-leaved Fig) Mulgaxerica	especially well-performing in collaborative and communicative magic	caring, diplomatic, understanding
						F. obtusifolia (Rubber Plant) Amazonia F. organensis (Cerrado Fig) Paraná, Sertão, Sudeste F. platypoda (Rock Fig) Outback F. racemosa (Cluster Fig) Carpentaria, Indochina F. reflexa (Climbing Fig) Madagasikara F. religiosa (Peepal Tree) Bengali F. salicifolia (Willow-leaved Fig) Khoi F. sur (Broom Cluster Fig) Kongo F. sycomorus (Sycamore Fig) Arabia, Gacandhulka, Khoi, Maravi, Nilotia, Petraea, Saharan, Yamnat F. thonningii (Thonning's Fig) Iguinawen F. tikoua (Tikoua Fig) Xinjiang
mulberry family Moraceae tr. Castillineae		Pseudolmedia	Lechechiva	★☆☆	P. hirtula Sudeste P. manabiensis Amazonia	associated with hidden potential, often performs Transfiguration in surprising ways	mystical, potent, transformative
Fagales                                                              Fagales                                                              Fagales                                                              Fagales                                                              Fagales                                                              Fagales                                                              Fagales                                                              Fagales                                                              Fagales	beech family Nothofagaceae	Nothofagus	Southern Beech	★☆☆	N. brasii (Sagé Hiram) Malesia N. cunninghamii (Myrtle Beech) Lutruwita, Victoria N. menziesii (Silver Beech) Aotearoa, Melanesia N. moorei (Antarctic Beech) Carpentaria, Mulgaxerica N. obliqua (Roble Beech) Andea, Patagonia	known as a stubborn wood, can continue casting for a second or two after its owner is done	strong-willed, tenacious, vigilant
	beech family Fagaceae sf. Fagoideae	Fagus	Beech	★★☆	F. crenata (Japanese Beech) Nippon F. engleriana (Chinese Beech) Qingyuan, Tibet, Yangtze F. grandifolia (American Beech) Laurentia F. luccida (Shining Beech) Bengali F. multinervis (Korean Beech) Manchuria F. orientalis (Oriental Beech) Anatolia, Balkanski, Transcaucasia, Transoxania	capable of unique artistry and subtlety, but performs very weakly for the narrow-minded and intolerant	experienced, mature, understanding
						F. sylvatica (European Beech) Appennini, Athabaska, Balkanski, Brittania, Dacia, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Yevrorusski
	beech family Fagaceae sf. Quercoideae	Trigonobalanus	Evergreen Oak	★☆☆	T. doichangensis Indochina, Qingyuan, Yangtze T. excelsa Amazonia T. verticillata Indochina, Malesia	faces challenges with Charms, often failing to enchant objects effectively	determined, independent, principled
		Lithocarpus	Stone Oak	★☆☆	L. elegans Bengali, Indochina, Malesia L. glaber (Japanese Stone Oak) Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Yangtze L. vestitus Indochina, Qingyuan, Yangtze	reads easily into its owner's emotions, and reflects them in its spellcasting
		Chrysolepis	American Chinquapin	★☆☆	▲C. chrysophylla (Golden Chinkapin) ▲C. sempervirens Cordillera	a modest choice for subtle Charms and enhancements	faithful, growing, patient
		Quercus sect. Cyclobalanopsis	Ring-Cupped Oak	★★★	Q. acuta (Japanese Evergreen Oak) Manchuria, Nippon Q. argentata (Silver Oak) [+5] Malesia Q. glauca (Ring-Cupped Oak) Bengali, Indochina, Manchuria, Nippon, Persia, Qingyuan, Yangtze Q. kerrii (Kerr's Oak) [+16] Indochina Q. lineata Bengali, Indochina, Malesia	aids in anchoring magic, produces great results with simple and stable down-to-earth spells	centered, supportive, wise
		Quercus sect. Ilex	Hairy Oak	★★★	Q. alnifolia (Golden Oak) Petraea Q. aucheri (Boz-Pirnal Oak) Anatolia Q. baloot (Holm Oak) Persia Q. coccifera (Kermes Oak) Q. ilex (Holly Oak) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Gallia, Iberia, Petraea Q. fimbriata (Fringetree Oak) [+7] Qingyuan, Yangtze Q. floribunda (Moru Oak) [+2] Bengali Q. franchetii (Zhui Lian Li) [+3] Indochina, Qingyuan, Yangtze	especially protective of the vulnerable, known for drawing on wells of inner strength	nurturing, self-sacrificing, understanding
						Q. lanata (Woolly-Leaved Oak) Bengali, Indochina, Persia Q. phillyreoides (Ubame Oak) Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Yangtze Q. rotundifolia (Ballota Oak) Barbary, Iberia Q. utilis (Himalayan Oak) [+5] Qingyuan, Tibet, Yangtze
		Quercus sect. Cerris	Bristle Oak	★★★	Q. acutissima (Sawtooth Oak) Bengali, Indochina, Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Tibet, Yangtze Q. brantii (Brant's Oak) Anatolia, Mesopotamia, Persia Q. castaneifolia (Chestnut-Leaved Oak) [+2] Persia Q. cerris (Turkey Oak) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Germania, Petraea Q. ithaburensis (Mount Tabor Oak) Anatolia, Balkanski, Petraea	enhances spells involving grounding, stability, and protection, excelling at Shield charms	centered, robust, shielding
						Q. suber (Cork Oak) Appennini, Barbary, Iberia Q. trojana (Macedonian Oak) Balkanski Q. variabilis (Chinese Cork Oak) Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Yangtze
		Notholithocarpus	Tanoak	★★★	▲N. densiflorus (Tanbark Oak) Cordillera	supports extended duration and endurance of protective barriers, and restores vitality to its owner quickly	enduring, potent, shielding
		Quercus sect. Lobatae	Red Oak	★★★	Q. coccinea (Scarlet Oak) Q. falcata (Southern Red Oak) [+20] Q. rubra (Northern Red Oak) Laurentia Q. crassifolia (Mexican Dwarf Oak) [+15] Centroamérica Q. hyperleucoides (Silverleaf Oak) [+19] Cordillera	perfect duelling wand, unusually fast reactions	imaginative, lithe, quick-witted
						Q. inopina (Sandhill Oak) Caribbea
		Quercus sect. Protobalanus	Intermediate Oak	★★☆	Q. chrysolepis (Canyon Live Oak) [+4] Cordillera	becomes very warm to the touch if its owner or wielder is unwell	grounded, hardy, reliable
		Quercus sect. Ponticae	Shrub Oak	★☆☆	Q. pontica (Pontine Oak) Anatolia, Transcaucasia Q. sadleriana (Deer Oak) Cordillera	requires its owner to compensate for its relatively short casting range and spells "falling short"	explorative, practical, striking
		Quercus sect. Virentes	Live Oak	★★☆	Q. fusiformis (Texas Live Oak) Cordillera Q. oleoides (Encino) Centroamérica Q. sagrana (Cuban Oak) Caribbea Q. virginiana (Southern Live Oak) Laurentia	powerful tool in the hands of a Healer or Mediwizard, poorly suited to hexes and curses	persistent, powerful, prosperous
		Quercus sect. Quercus	White Oak	★★☆	Q. alba (White Oak) [+12] Laurentia Q. aliena (Oriental White Oak) Indochina, Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Yangtze Q. canariensis (Algerian Oak) Barbary, Iberia Q. dentata (Daimyo Oak) Manchuria, Mongolia, Nippon, Qingyuan, Yakutia, Yangtze Q. gambelii (Gambel Oak) [+28] Cordillera Q. garryana (Garry Oak) Athabaska Q. infectoria (Cyprus Oak) Mesopotamia, Persia, Petraea, Transcaucasia Q. muehlenbergii (Chinkapin Oak) Cordillera, Laurentia	as loyal as the wizard who deserves it	courageous, faithful, sturdy
						Q. petraea (Sessile Oak) Q. robur (Pedunculate Oak) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Persia, Petraea, Transcaucasia, Yevrorusski Q. pubescens (Downy Oak Or Italian Oak) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Transcaucasia Q. serrata (Bao Li) Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Yangtze
		Castanopsis	Chinquapin	★☆☆	C. argentea (Sarangan) Bengali, Indochina, Malesia C. carlesii Indochina, Qingyuan, Yangtze C. indica Bengali, Indochina, Qingyuan, Tibet, Yangtze C. javanica (Javan Chestnut-Oak) Indochina, Malesia	enhances spells involving protection and grounding	defensive, resolute, watchful
						C. sieboldii (Itajii Chinquapin) Manchuria, Nippon
		Castanea	Chestnut	★★☆	C. crenata (Japanese Chestnut) Manchuria, Nippon C. dentata (American Chestnut) Laurentia C. mollissima (Chinese Chestnut) Indochina, Manchuria, Qingyuan, Yangtze C. sativa (European Chestnut) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Mesopotamia, Persia, Petraea, Transcaucasia	produces unusual sheaths around its jets of light when casting spells	diplomatic, nurturing, protective
	Myricaceae	Myrica	Bayberry	★★★	M. californica (Pacific Wax Myrtle) Cordillera M. esculenta (Kaphal) Bengali M. gale (Sweet Gale) Athabaska, Baltics, Brittania, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Siberia M. pensylvanica (Northern Bayberry) Laurentia	amplifies the energy of spells connected to protection and purification; choice wood for Divination and warding	cleansing, guarding, perceptive
						M. rubra (Chinese Bayberry) Malesia, Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Yangtze
	Juglandaceae sf. Rhoipteleoideae	Rhoiptelea	Horsetail	★★☆	▲R. chiliantha (Horsetail Tree) Indochina, Tibet	produces spells that travel faster than usual, at the expense of power behind it	discreet, robust, steadfast
	Juglandaceae sf. Engelhardioideae	Alfaroa	Chiciscua	★★☆	A. costaricensis (Campano Chile) Amazonia, Centroamérica A. mexicana Centroamérica, Cordillera A. williamsii Amazonia, Andea, Paraná, Sertão, Sudeste	mundane and routine spellcasting will cause it to backfire if not allowed to be expressive once in a while	enigmatic, independent, unique
	Juglandaceae sf. Juglandoideae	Carya	Hickory	★☆☆	C. cathayensis (Chinese Hickory) [Annamo]carya sinensis Manchuria, Qingyuan, Yangtze C. cordiformis (Bitternut Hickory) C. ovata (Shagbark Hickory) Laurentia C. floridana (Florida Hickory) Caribbea	poorly suited to Potions work, often creating unintended and unpredictable brews	ambitious, exciting, learning
						C. illinoinensis (Pecan) Centroamérica, Cordillera, Laurentia C. tonkinensis (Vietnam hickory) Bengali, Indochina
		Cyclocarya	Wheel Wingnut	★☆☆	▲C. paliurus (Qing Qian Liu) Manchuria, Qingyuan, Yangtze	produces resilient defensive magic but unable to hold it in place for long	considerate, developing, eager
		Pterocarya	Wingnut	★☆☆	P. fraxinifolia (Caucasian Wingnut) Anatolia, Persia, Transcaucasia P. rhoifolia (Japanese Wingnut) Manchuria, Nippon P. stenoptera (Chinese Wingnut) Indochina, Manchuria, Qingyuan, Yangtze	produces resilient, hard to crack defensive magic	enduring, sturdy, unyielding
		Juglans sect. Rhysocaryon	Black Walnut	★★☆	J. australis (Nogal Criollo) Andea J. californica (California Walnut) [+4] Cordillera J. jamaicensis (Palo de Nuez) Caribbea J. neotropica (Nogal Bogotano) Amazonia	not the easiest to master, but with a particular flair for all kinds of charmwork	attuned, improvisational, insightful
						J. nigra (Eastern Black Walnut) Laurentia J. olanchana Centroamérica
		Juglans all other sect.s	Walnut	★★★	J. ailantifolia (Japanese Walnut) Nippon, Yakutia J. cinerea (White Walnut) Laurentia J. regia (Persian Walnut) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Bengali, Brittania, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Persia, Petraea, Transcaucasia	possessed of unusual versatility and adaptability, building a symbiotic relationship with its owner	innovative, resourceful, strong-minded
						J. mandshurica (Monkeynut Tree) Manchuria, Yakutia, Qingyuan, Yangtze
	Ticodendraceae	Ticodendron	Ticodendron	★★☆	▲T. incognitum Centroamérica	produces thread-thin webs, rather than jets, of light when casting spells	disconnected, moralistic, observant
	birch family Betulaceae sf. Coryloideae	Corylus	Hazel	★★☆	C. avellana (Common Hazel) Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Mesopotamia, Nippon, Persia, Petraea, Tibet, Transcaucasia, Yevrorusski C. chinensis (Chinese Hazel) Manchuria, Qingyuan, Yangtze C. colurna (Turkish Hazel) Anatolia, Barbary, Nilotia, Saharan, Transcaucasia, Transoxania	reflects it's owner's emotional state, wilts at end of master's life; emits tear-shaped smoke when detecting underground water	emotionally intelligent, self-controlled
						C. cornuta (Beaked Hazel) Athabaska, Cordillera, Laurentia C. mandshurica (Manchurian Hazel) Manchuria, Mongolia, Siberia, Xinjiang, Yakutia
		Ostryopsis	Hazel Hornbeam	★★☆	O. davidiana Manchuria, Mongolia O. nobilis Qingyuan, Yangtze	associated with blending of magic and natural world, ideal for Charms involving elemental and earth-based magic	attuned, grounded, harmonious
		Ostrya	Hop Hornbeam	★★★	O. carpinifolia (European Hophornbeam) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Petraea, Transcaucasia O. japonica (Japanese Hophornbeam) Manchuria, Nippon O. multinervis (Chinese Hophornbeam) Qingyuan, Yangtze O. virginiana (American Hophornbeam) Athabaska, Centroamérica, Cordillera, Laurentia	favored choice for Charms requiring fine control and quick reactions	agile, dextrous, malleable
		Carpinus	Hornbeam	★★★	C. betulus (European Hornbeam) Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Brittania, Dacia, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Yevrorusski C. caroliniana (American Hornbeam) Laurentia C. faginea Bengali C. fangiana Qingyuan, Yangtze C. japonica (Japanese Hornbeam) Nippon C. mollicoma Tibet	particularly fine-tuned and sentient, adapts quickest to owner's style of magic and code of honour	passionate, talented, visionary
						C. orientalis (Oriental Hornbeam) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Germania, Persia, Transcaucasia C. pubescens Indochina, Manchuria, Qingyuan C. tropicalis Centroamérica, Cordillera
	birch family Betulaceae sf. Betuloideae	Alnus	Alder	★★★	A. acuminata (White alder) Cordillera A. formosana Yangtze A. glutinosa (European alder) Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Íslandómr, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Yevrorusski A. hirsuta Nippon A. incana (Grey Alder) Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Laurentia A. jorullensis (Mexican Alder) Centroamérica A. mandshurica (Manchurian alder) Manchuria, Mongolia	unyielding, magnificent and loyal, best suited to non-verbal spell work	compliant, considerate, helpful
						A. nepalensis Bengali, Indochina, Qingyuan, Tibet A. orientalis Anatolia, Balkanski A. rubra (Red Alder) Athabaska A. serrulata (Hazel Alder) Laurentia A. sibirica (Siberian Alder) Xinjiang A. subcordata Persia, Transcaucasia, Transoxania
		Betula	Birch	★★☆	B. albosinensis (Chinese Red Birch) Qingyuan B. alleghaniensis (Yellow Birch) Laurentia B. costata (Dahurian Birch) Manchuria, Mongolia, Yakutia B. occidentalis (Water Birch) Athabaska, Cordillera B. papyrifera (Paper Birch) Athabaska, Cordillera, Laurentia B. pendula (Silver Birch) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Barbary, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Manchuria, Mesopotamia, Mongolia, Nippon, Persia, Qingyuan, Siberia, Tibet, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Xinjiang, Yakutia, Yevrorusski	historically used for structured and systematic magic, amplifies control	authoritative, disciplined, persistent
						B. pubescens (Downy Birch) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Íslandómr, Laurentia, Persia, Siberia, Transcaucasia, Yakutia, Yevrorusski B. utilis (Himalayan Birch) Bengali, Persia
	Casuarinaceae	Allocasuarina	Sheoak	★★☆	A. decaisneana (Desert Oak) Outback A. littoralis (Black Sheoak) Carpentaria, Mulgaxerica, Victoria A. luehmannii (Bulloak) Mulgaxerica, Victoria A. monilifera (Necklace Sheoak) Lutruwita A. torulosa (Rose Sheoak) Mulgaxerica	produces deceptively ethereal-looking casting effects with sturdy results	considerate, devoted, tough
Malvids	Sapindales                                                              Sapindales                                                              Sapindales	soapberry family Sapindaceae sf. Hippocastanoideae	Acer	Maple	★★☆	A. buergerianum (Trident Maple) Nippon, Qingyuan, Yangtze A. caesium (Blue Maple) Bengali, Indochina, Persia, Qingyuan, Tibet, Yangtze A. campestre (Field Maple) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Brittania, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Transcaucasia A. ginnala (Amur Maple) [+3] Manchuria, Mongolia, Nippon, Yakutia A. griseum (Paperbark Maple) [+1] Qingyuan, Yangtze A. laurinum (Indochinese Maple) Bengali, Indochina, Malesia, Qingyuan A. macrophyllum (Bigleaf Maple) [+2] Athabaska, Cordillera A. monspessulanum (Montpellier Maple) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Dacia, Gallia, Iberia, Mesopotamia, Persia, Petraea, Transcaucasia A. oblongum (Evergreen Maple) Bengali, Indochina, Nippon, Qingyuan, Tibet, Yangtze A. obtusifolium (Caucasian Maple) [+1] Anatolia, Mesopotamia, Petraea A. opalus (Italian Maple) Anatolia, Appennini, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Transcaucasia	grows heavy and lacklustre in magic without fresh challenges and regular changes of scene	explorative, investigative, nature-lover
							A. platanoides (Norway Maple) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Dacia, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Persia, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Yevrorusski A. pseudoplatanus (Sycamore Maple) Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Transcaucasia A. pseudosieboldianum (Korean Maple) [+1] Manchuria, Yakutia A. saccharum (Sugar Maple) [+3] Laurentia A. skutchii (Guatemalan Maple) Centroamérica A. velutinum (Velvet Maple) Persia, Transcaucasia
			Aesculus	Horse Chestnut (EU) Buckeye (NA)	★★☆	A. assamica (Assam horse chestnut) Tibet A. chinensis (Chinese horse chestnut) Manchuria, Mongolia, Qingyuan, Xinjiang, Yangtze A. glabra (Ohio buckeye) Athabaska, Cordillera, Laurentia A. hippocastanum (Horse chestnut) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Barbary, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Mesopotamia, Persia, Petraea, Polynesia, Saharan, Siberia, Transcaucasia, Yevrorusski	great for healing or object destruction, but will intentionally weaken its own harmful spells against living things	engrossed, gently, philozoic
							A. indica (Indian horse chestnut) Bengali, Persia A. pavia (Red buckeye) Caribbea A. turbinata (Japanese horse chestnut) Manchuria, Mongolia, Nippon, Transoxania, Yakutia
		mahogany family Meliaceae sf. Cedreloideae	Cedrela	Spanish Cedar	★★☆	C. angustifolia (Argentine cedar) Andea, Patagonia C. fissilis (Brazilian cedar) Amazonia, Paraná C. odorata (Spanish cedar) Amazonia, Caribbea, Centroamérica, Cordillera, Sertão, Sudeste	very talented at weaving consecutive spells together	elegant, enchanting, thrilling
			Toona	Redcedar	★☆☆	T. ciliata (Australia Redcedar) Bengali, Indochina, Malesia, Mulgaxerica, Persia T. sinensis (Chinese Mahogany Bengali, Indochina, Manchuria, Qingyuan, Yangtze	very versatile, able to produce somewhat differing results by intent from casting the same spell	agile, changeable, quick-witted
			Carapa	Crabwood	★★☆	C. guianensis (Andiroba) Amazonia, Caribbea, Centroamérica C. procera (African Crabwood) Iguinawen, Kongo	grows a significantly stronger bond with its owner the more it is used	adaptable, strong-willed, transformative
			Chukrasia	Indian Mahogany	★★★	▲C. tabularis (Indian Mahogany) Bengali, Indochina, Malesia	excellent for Transfiguration, amplifies adaptability and transformational magic	discerning, malleable, opportunistic
			Khaya	African Mahogany	★★★	K. anthotheca (Tanzanian Mahogany) Kongo, Maravi K. ivorensis (African Mahogany) Iguinawen, Kongo K. senegalensis (Senegal Mahogany) Iguinawen, Saharan	enhances enchantments related to growth and transformation, well suited to Herbology and Transfiguration	durable, loyal, open-minded
			Swietenia	American Mahogany	★★★	S. humilis (Mexican Mahogany) Centroamérica, Cordillera S. macrophylla (Honduran Mahogany) Amazonia, Andea, Centroamérica, Paraná, Sertão, Sudeste S. mahagoni (West Indian Mahogany) Caribbea	supports spells of elegance and refinement; persuasive in its spellwork	charismatic, influential, refined
			Xylocarpus	Mangrove	★★★	X. granatum (Cannonball Mangrove) Bengali, Carpentaria, Indochina, Malesia, Mulgaxerica, Outback, Victoria X. moluccensis Indochina, Malesia, Wheatbelt	aids in smooth and fluid transformations, helps in adjusting casting finesse to changing situations	exceptional, spontaneous, unyielding
		mahogany family Meliaceae sf. Melioideae	Lansium	Lanzones	★★★	L. parasiticum (Lanzones) Malesia, Indochina	well-suited to achieving desired outcomes in Charms work, healing spells and vitality Potions	growing, positive, prosperous
			Guarea	Pink Mahogany	★★★	G. cedrata (Light Bossé) G. thompsonii (Dark Bossé) Iguinawen, Kongo G. guidonia (Lancewood) Amazonia, Caribbea, Centroamérica, Paraná 8 endemic threatened species Amazonia	especially suitable for healing magic, soothing Charms, and brewing Potions of comfort and balance	compliant, healing, virtuous
			Melia	White Cedar	★★☆	M. azedarach (Chinaberry) Carpentaria, Indochina, Malesia, Qingyuan, Tibet, Yangtze M. dubia (Barma Dhek) Bengali M. volkensii (Kamba) Gacandhulka, Maravi	a quirky and playful wand that creates stellar Transfiguration effects	mysterious, playful, quick-witted
			Azadirachta	Neem Tree	★★☆	A. excelsa (Sentang) Indochina, Malesia A. indica (Margosa) Bengali, Persia	notably rugged and seasoned wood, great at protective spells	cleansing, hardy, refreshing
			Sandoricum	Santol	★★☆	S. beccarianum S. koetjape (Santol) Indochina, Malesia	requires very clear willpower from its owner or otherwise produces wishy-washy spells	instinctual, intentional, reserved
			Quivisianthe	Valiandro	★☆☆	▲Q. papinae Madagasikara	amplifies spells of enchantment and attraction	alluring, charming, enchanting
		Rutaceae sf. Zanthoxyloideae	Zanthoxylum	Prickly Ash	★★☆	Z. acanthopodium (Southern Yellowwood) Wheatbelt Z. americanum (Northern Prickly Ash) Cordillera, Laurentia Z. brachyacanthum (Northern Yellowwood) Carpentaria, Mulgaxerica, Outback, Victoria Z. bungeanum (Sichuan Pepper) Manchuria, Mongolia, Qingyuan, Tibet, Xinjiang, Yangtze Z. capense (Wild Coast Pepper) Khoi Z. coco (Mountain Prickly Ash) Andea, Patagonia Z. fagara (Wild Lime) Caribbea, Centroamérica	aids in the casting of spells that require heightened focus and intensity	driven, energetic, tenacious
							Z. madagascariense (Madagascar Pepper) Madagasikara Z. oahuense (Oahu Prickly Ash) Polynesia Z. piperitum (Japanese Pepper) Athabaska, Nippon Z. rhetsa (Indian Prickly Ash) Bengali, Indochina, Malesia Z. rhoifolium (Brazilian Pepper) Amazonia, Paraná, Sertão, Sudeste
	Malvales	mallow family Malvaceae sf. Tilioideae	Tilia	Lime Tree (UK) Linden (EU) Basswood (NA)	★★★	T. americana (American Basswood) Athabaska, Caribbea, Cordillera, Laurentia T. cordata (Small-leaved Linden) Balkanski, Baltics, Brittania, Dacia, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Siberia, Yakutia, Yevrorusski T. platyphyllos (Large-leaved Linden) Appennini, Balkanski, Gallia, Germania, Iberia	good at unlocking hidden knowledge, works best for Seers and those skilled in Legilimency	innate, insightful, perceptive
							T. tomentosa (Silver Linden) Anatolia, Balkanski
Asterids	Cornales	Cornaceae	Cornus	Dogwood	★★★	C. alba (Tatarian Dogwood) Xinjiang C. canadensis (Bunchberry) Athabaska, Laurentia C. capitata (Himalayan Flowering Dogwood) Tibet C. controversa (Wedding Cake Tree) Manchuria C. excelsa (Mexican Dogwood) Centroamérica, Cordillera C. florida (Flowering Dogwood) Caribbea, Laurentia, Qingyuan C. hawaiiensis (Hawaiian Dogwood) Polynesia C. kousa (Kousa Dogwood) Nippon, Yangtze	produces dazzling enchantments for ingenious owners, performs outstanding spells in difficult spots, refuses to perform nonverbal spells	exciting, ingenious
							C. mas (Cornelian Cherry) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Transcaucasia C. nuttallii (Pacific Dogwood) Athabaska, Cordillera C. sanguinea (Common Dogwood) Anatolia, Balkanski, Baltics, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Mongolia, Yevrorusski
	Ericales                                                              Ericales	Ebenaceae	Diospyros selected species	Persimmon	★★☆	D. discolor (Velvet Persimmon) Madagasikara D. kaki (Oriental Persimmon) Bengali, Indochina, Malesia, Manchuria, Mulgaxerica, Nippon, Qingyuan, Yangtze D. lotus (Date Plum) Anatolia, Bengali, Mongolia, Persia, Tibet, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Xinjiang D. nigra (Black Sapote) Amazonia, Centroamérica	carries the potential for limitless growth and flourishing	ambitious, malleable, open-minded
							D. texana (Texas Persimmon) Cordillera D. virginiana (American Persimmon) Laurentia, Caribbea
			Diospyros syn. Royena	Ebony	★★★	D. celebica (Macassar Ebony) Malesia, Indochina D. ebenum (Ceylon Ebony) Bengali D. inconstans (Cuban Ebony) Paraná, Amazonia, Caribbea, Centroamérica D. latifolia (Pacific Ebony) Melanesia D. laurifolia (Brazilian Ebony) Amazonia, Andea, Sertão, Sudeste, Paraná	highly suited to all manner of combative magic and to Transfiguration	nonconformist, resolute, self-expressive
							D. mespiliformis (Jackalberry) Maravi, Victoria, Iguinawen, Khoi, Kongo, Saharan, Gacandhulka, Yamnat D. pentamera (Myrtle Ebony) Mulgaxerica
			Euclea	Guarri	★★☆	E. divinorum (Magic Guarri) Gacandhulka, Khoi, Kongo, Maravi, Saharan E. racemosa (Dune Guarrie) Gacandhulka, Madagasikara, Maravi, Yamnat	able to adapt its cast enchantments in different manners	adaptable, charming, enchanting
		heather family Ericaceae sf. Ericoideae	Calluna	Summer Heather	★★☆	▲C. vulgaris (Common Heather) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Barbary, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Íslandómr, Siberia, Transoxania, Yevrorusski	excels in warmer climates, needs to stay close to its owner in colder months to prevent damage	contemplative, self-sufficient, vigorous
			Ceratiola	Sand Heather	★★☆	▲C. ericoides (Sandhill Rosemary) Caribbea, Laurentia	continuously revamps and enhances its own casting of spells as its owner re-casts them	careful, improvable, reflective
			Erica	Winter Heather	★★☆	E. arborea (Tree Heath) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Dacia, Gacandhulka, Gallia, Iberia, Kongo, Maravi, Saharan, Transcaucasia, Yamnat E. carnea (Winter Heath) Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Gallia, Germania E. cerinthoides (Fire Heath)  +745 other native species Khoi E. comorensis Madagasikara	dislikes being packed away or being unheld by its owner, once claimed	cautious, determined, self-reliant
							E. erigena (Irish Heath) Barbary, Eire, Gallia, Iberia E. manipuliflora Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Petraea E. tetralix (Bell Heather) Baltics, Brittania, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iguinawen
			Phyllodoce	Mountain Heather	★★☆	P. aleutica (Aleutian Mtn. Heath) Athabaska, Nippon, Yakutia P. caerulea (Blue Mtn. Heath) Athabaska, Brittania, Caribbea, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Íslandómr, Laurentia, Manchuria, Siberia, Yevrorusski P. empetriformis (Red Mtn. Heath) P. glanduliflora (Yellow Mtn. Heath) Athabaska, Cordillera	requires an extremely firm grip in all spellcasting for best results	eager, self-reliant, thoughtful
		heather family Ericaceae sf. Vaccinioideae	Vaccinium sg. Vaccinium	Berrywood	★☆☆	V. arboreum (Sparkleberry) [+6] Laurentia V. arctostaphylos (Caucasus Whortleberry) Anatolia, Dacia, Persia, Transcaucasia V. bracteatum (Asiatic Bilberry) Indochina, Malesia, Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Yangtze V. floribundum (Mortiño) Amazonia, Andea, Centroamérica, Paraná V. glaucoalbum (Grey-White Blueberry) Bengali, Indochina, Tibet	struggles with Charms involving precision, often leading to uninintended results	exciting, spontaneous, tough
							V. myrtillus (Common Bilberry) Brittania, Eire, Fennoscandia, Íslandómr V. ovalifolium (Ovalleaf Bilberry) Athabaska, Laurentia, Nippon, Yakutia V. parvifolium (Red Huckleberry) Cordillera
Campanulids	Aquafoliales	Aquafoliaceae	Ilex	Holly	★★★	I. anomala (Kāwaʻu) Polynesia I. aquifolium (Common Holly) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Petraea I. asprella (Plumleaf Holly) Malesia, Yangtze I. dipyrena Bengali, Indochina, Persia, Qingyuan, Tibet I. integra (Elegance Female Holly) Manchuria, Nippon, Yangtze	works best for those who need to overcome a tendency to anger or impetuosity	engrossed, spiritual, undauntable
							I. mitis (Cape Holly) Gacandhulka, Iguinawen, Khoi, Kongo, Madagasikara, Maravi I. paraguariensis (Yerba Maté) Amazonia, Paraná, Sertão, Sudeste I. vomitoria (Yaupon Holly) Caribbea, Laurentia
	Apiales	ginseng family Araliaceae	Hedera	Ivy	★★☆	H. helix (Common Ivy) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Brittania, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Mesopotamia, Petraea H. hibernica (Atlantic Ivy) Eire, Iberia H. maroccana (Moroccan Ivy) Barbary	strengthens bonds, works better in tandem with other spellcasters	charismatic, loyal, resourceful
							H. pastuchovii (Caucasian Ivy) Dacia, Persia, Transcaucasia
	Dipsacales	moschatel family Adoxaceae	Adoxa	Moschatel	★★☆	A. moschatellina (Muskroot) Anatolia, Appennini, Athabaska, Balkanski, Baltics, Bengali, Brittania, Caribbea, Centroamérica, Cordillera, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Íslandómr, Laurentia, Manchuria, Mongolia, Nippon, Polynesia, Qingyuan, Siberia, Tibet, Transoxania, Xinjiang, Yakutia, Yangtze, Yevrorusski	absorbs its owner's values to the point where it will perform poorly casting antithetical spells	aristocratic, contemplative, moralistic
			Sambucus	Elder	★★☆	S. australasica (Yellow Elderberry) Aotearoa, Lutruwita S. caerulea (Blue Elderberry) Athabaska, Cordillera S. canadensis (American Elder) Caribbea, Laurentia S. ebulus (Dwarf Elder) S. nigra (Black Elderberry) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Mesopotamia, Persia, Petraea, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Yevrorusski S. gaudichaudiana (White Elderberry) Mulgaxerica, Victoria S. javanica (Chinese Elder) Bengali, Indochina, Malesia, Manchuria, Nippon, Persia, Qingyuan, Tibet, Yangtze	rarest of all wand wood and reputed to be deeply unlucky, the trickiest of all to master	exceptional, extraordinary, predestined
							S. peruviana (Sauco) Amazonia, Andea, Centroamérica, Patagonia, Sertão S. racemosa (Red Elderberry) Anatolia, Appennini, Athabaska, Balkanski, Baltics, Cordillera, Dacia, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Laurentia, Manchuria, Nippon, Siberia, Transcaucasia, Yakutia, Yevrorusski
			Viburnum	Arrowwood	★★☆	V. cotinifolium (Wayfaring Tree) Bengali, Persia, Tibet V. dentatum (Southern Arrowwood) Laurentia V. edule (Mooseberry) Athabaska, Cordillera, Yakutia V. macrocephalum (Chinese Snowball) Manchuria, Yangtze V. obovatum (Small-leaf Arrowwood) Caribbea V. odoratissimum (Sweet Arrowwood) Bengali, Indochina, Malesia, Manchuria, Yangtze V. tinus (Laurustinus) Appennini, Balkanski, Gallia, Iberia	remarkably effective offensively in the hands of a Legilimens, produces luminous effects	attentive, intelligent, reflective
							V. opulus (Guelder Rose) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Brittania, Cordillera, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Siberia, Transcaucasia, Transoxania, Yevrorusski
Lamiids	Lamiales                                                              Lamiales                                                              Lamiales	olive family Oleaceae tr. Oleeae	Chionanthus	Fringetree	★☆☆	C. foveolatus (Pock Ironwood) Khoi, Maravi C. mala-elengi (Rangoon Creeper) Bengali, Indochina C. mildbraedii (Mokutu) Gacandhulka, Kongo C. pubescens (Pink Fringetree) Amazonia C. ramiflorus (Native Olive) Carpentaria, Malesia, Qingyuan, Yangtze	particularly useful in casting spells related to making connections	adroit, communicative, intuitive
							C. retusus (Chinese Fringetree) Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Yangtze C. virginicus (White Fringetree) Caribbea, Laurentia
			Forestiera	Swamp Privet	★☆☆	F. acuminata (Eastern Swampprivet) Laurentia F. ecuadorensis Amazonia F. eggersiana (Inkbush) Caribbea F. pubescens (Stretchberry) Cordillera	quite good at concealment spells except that they tend to be "sticky" to remove	discreet, potent, vigilant
							F. rhamnifolia (Caca Ravet) Centroamérica
			Fraxinus	Ash	★★☆	F. americana (White Ash) Laurentia F. angustifolia (Narrow-Leaved Ash) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Dacia, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Persia, Petraea, Transcaucasia F. caroliniana (Carolina Ash) Caribbea F. chinensis (Chinese Ash) Indochina, Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Yakutia, Yangtze F. dimorpha (Atlas Ash) Barbary F. excelsior (European Ash) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Baltics, Brittania, Dacia, Eire, Fennoscandia, Gallia, Germania, Persia, Transcaucasia, Yevrorusski F. griffithii (Griffith's Ash) Bengali, Indochina, Malesia, Qingyuan, Yangtze	cleaves to its one true master, and loses power it passed on or gifted to another owner	dignified, modest, tactful
							F. latifolia (Oregon Ash) Cordillera F. mandshurica (Manchurian Ash) Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Yakutia, Yangtze F. micrantha (Caucasian Ash) Bengali, Persia F. sogdiana (Sogdian Ash) Mongolia, Persia, Transoxania, Xinjiang F. uhdei (Shamel Ash) Centroamérica F. xanthoxyloides (Afghan Ash) Persia, Tibet
			Ligustrum	Privet	★☆☆	L. amurense (Amur Privet) Manchuria, Mongolia L. japonicum (Japanese Privet) Manchuria, Nippon, Qingyuan, Tibet, Yangtze L. sinense (Chinese Privet) Indochina, Yangtze L. vulgare[ (Common Privet) Anatolia, Appennini, Balkanski, Barbary, Brittania, Eire, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Persia, Transcaucasia	casts stronger and more successfully when nobody else is watching	protective, secretive, vigorous
			Nestegis	Maire	★☆☆	N. cunninghamii (Black Maire) [+3] Aotearoa N. sandwicensis (Olopua) Polynesia	refuses to pair with any other plant and will "pout" when casting alongside other wands	eager, learning, secretive
			Notelaea	Mock Olive	★☆☆	N. ligustrina (Privet Mock Olive) Lutruwita, Mulgaxerica, Victoria N. longifolia (Long-leaved Olive) [+2] Mulgaxerica N. venosa (Veiny Mock-Olive) Melanesia, Victoria	frequently misaligns itself and loses aim in targeted spell casting	explorative, inquisitive, practical
			Olea	Olive	★★☆	O. capensis (Ironwood Olive) Gacandhulka, Iguinawen, Khoi, Kongo, Madagasikara, Maravi, Saharan O. europaea (European Olive) Anatolia, Appennini, Arabia, Balkanski, Barbary, Gallia, Iberia, Persia, Petraea, Saharan, Yamnat O. paniculata (Australian Olive) Bengali, Carpentaria, Indochina, Malesia, Mulgaxerica, Persia, Qingyuan	a very picky wand, excellent for Healers, Mediwizards, and Wandmakers	compassionate, healing, popular
			Syringa	Lilac	★★☆	S. emodi (Himalayan Lilac) Bengali, Persia, Tibet S. oblata (Early Lilac) Mongolia, Qingyuan, Xinjiang S. reticulata (Tree Lilac) Manchuria, Mongolia, Nippon, Siberia, Yangtze S. vulgaris (Common Lilac) Appennini, Athabaska, Balkanski, Brittania, Cordillera, Dacia, Eire, Gallia, Germania, Iberia, Laurentia, Patagonia, Yevrorusski	emits a faint fragrance when not in use, drawing attention to itself	aristocratic, elegant, seeking

Alphabetical List of Wand Core Genera
ሥ antler  🩸 blood  ሐ claw/talon  🦷 fang/tusk  🪶feather  ✂️ hair  🫀 heartstring  🔺 horn  🛡️ scale  💧 tear (crystallized)  🐛 tentacle  ⚟ whisker  🪰 wing

Augurey 🪶  ⬩  Basilisk 🦷🛡️  ⬩  Bogeyman (Bugbear, Coco, Pookha) ✂️🛡️  ⬩  Boobrie 🪶🛡️  ⬩  Coral 🎍  ⬩  Curupira ✂️  ⬩  Demiguise ✂️  ⬩  Dittany 🌱  ⬩  Doxy 🪰  ⬩  Dragon/Wyvern 🫀🛡️  ⬩  Fairy 🪰  ⬩  Griffin ✂️🪶  ⬩  Grindylow 🛡️  ⬩  Hippocampus ✂️🛡️  ⬩  Hippogriff 🪶ሐ  ⬩  Horned Hare ሥ  ⬩  Horned Serpent (Estakwynayv, Peifu Serpent) 🔺  ⬩  Inhuman (Vampire) 🦷  ⬩  Jackalope ሥ  ⬩  Jobberknoll 🪶  ⬩  Kelpie ✂️🛡️  ⬩  Kneazle ✂️⚟  ⬩  Kraken 🫀🛡️  ⬩  Manticore ✂️  ⬩  Mermaid (Mami Wati, Selkie, Siren, Undinė) ✂️🛡️  ⬩  Mineral (Amethyst, Citrine, Gold, Green Jade, Moonstone, Quartz, Rose Quartz) 💎  ⬩  Moonwhale 🫀✂️  ⬩  Murtlap 🐛  ⬩  Occamy 🫀🪶  ⬩  Pegasus (Common, Abraxan, Aethonan, Granian) ✂️🪶  ⬩  Phoenix (Fenghuang, Firebird, Sarimanok) 🪶💧  ⬩  Pixie 🪰  ⬩  Redcap ✂️🩸  ⬩  Rougarou ✂️  ⬩  Salamander 🛡️ሐ  ⬩  Sea Goat ✂️🛡️  ⬩  Shoal-cait (American, Eurasian) 🛡️🦴  ⬩  Snallygaster 🫀🪶  ⬩  Sphinx ✂️  ⬩  Taileater (Hoop Snake, Ouroboros) 🛡️  ⬩  Tebo 🦷  ⬩  Thessalian ✂️  ⬩  Thestral ✂️  ⬩  Thunderbird 🪶  ⬩  Troll ⚟  ⬩  Unicorn ✂️🔺  ⬩  Vanterviper (Amphisbaena) 🛡️  ⬩  Veela ✂️  ⬩  Vulpiate (Gumiho, Huli Jing, Kitsune) ✂️⚟  ⬩  Wampus (Common, Splintercat) ✂️⚟  ⬩  Zgriptor 🪶

🪄 The core of a wand is a magical substance that is processed and fitted into the wood of the wand, enhancing the magical ability of the wood and/or providing new magical capability to the synthesis. The overwhelming majority of wand cores come from creature parts (generally Beasts, some Beings, and even a few non-magical creatures), but some magical plants and magical ores can be used as well.

🪄 The following table presents the most common sources of wand cores and a sampling of some species of the genera in each wand region of the world. As with wand woods, the notes provided here are only general notes for the core types, and individual wands may differ especially after being paired with certain woods.

Kingdom	Family	Genus	Common	Part(s)		Species & Regions	Wand Trait	Wand Specialty
Mammals	Abiitidae	Aoratochoerus	Tebo	Tusk	★★☆	Aoratochoerus congonensis (Congolese tebo) Aoratochoerus hesperis (Gabonese tebo) [Africa]	-	-
	Alesbestiidae	Avingulis	Hippogriff	Feather	★★☆	[species]	-	-
				Talon	★☆☆		-	-
		Cervalis	Peryton	Feather	★★☆	[species]	-	-
		Equialis sect. Pegasus	Pegasus	Feather	★★☆	Equialis abraxas (Abraxan pegasus) Gallia, Germania Equialis castanea (Aethonan pegasus) Brittania Equialis cinericius (Granian pegasus) Iberia, Balkanski	-	-
				Hair	★★☆		-	-
		Equialis sect.  Vidistus	Thestral	Hair	★★★	Equialis vanus (forest thestral) Eire, Brittania, Gallia, Germania	unstable, potent, but tricky to master	-
		Leonalis	Griffin	Feather	★★☆	[species]	-	-
				Hair	★☆☆		-	-
	Amphicyonidae	Amphicyon	Rougarou	Hair	★★☆	[species]	-	affinity for the Dark Arts
	Avitusiidae	Medequs	Unicorn	Hair	★★★	[species]	not as powerful but not as prone to accidents; least likely to change loyalty or turn to the dark arts; prone to wilting	-
		Incapitus	Thessalian	Hair	★★☆	Incapitus hibernica (dubh-each) Eire Incapitus sylvatica (Rappe) Gallia, Germania	-	-
	Chimaeridae	Mantichorus	Manticore	Hair	★★★	Mantichorus mantichorus (Persian mantichore) Balkanski, Anatolia, Mesopotamia, Persia	powerful but incredibly unstable, must be tempered by a calm demeanour	-
	Cryptopithiidae	Cryptopithicos	Demiguise	Hair	★★☆	[species]	-	-
	Faelidae	Faelis	Kneazle	Whisker	★☆☆	Faelis knatus (punny kneazle) Brittania	-	-
		Pima	Wampus	Hair	★★☆	[species, including splintercat]	-	-
	Labracadabridae	Alepoufis	Vulpiate	Hair	★★☆	[species, including gumiho, huli jing, and kitsune]	-	-
	Lagodidae	Keratolagus	Horned Hare	Horn
		Oplismolagus	Jackalope	Antler
	Retroambulidae	Formido	Bogeyman	Scale	★☆☆	Formido anicilla (madarial) Persia Formido arcticus (ijiraq) Athabaska, Laurentia Formido calvaria (coco) Iberia Formido collinus (pookha; buka) Eire; Fennoscandia, Yevorusski, Dacia Formido teutonicus (common bugbear) Brittania, Germania, Baltics Formido umbrosus (Levantine babau) Balkanski, Anatolia, Petraea, Mesopotamia	-	-
		Vigilo	Curupira	Hair	★★☆	[species]	unstable, known to choose owners that are talented but unpredictable	-
	Tachythymidae	Kallonis	Veela	Hair	★★★	[species]	temperamental	-
	Troglodytaridae	Troglodytarum	Troll	Whisker	★☆☆	[species]	-	-
	Vegrandidae	Turbella	Pixie	Wing	★☆☆	Turbella cornicus (Cornish pixie) Brittania	-	-
		Vegrandis	Fairy			Vegrandis saltator (common fairy) [Worldwide]
		Voraxia	Doxy			Voraxia axyridis ("biting fairy") Athbaska, Laurentia, Fennoscandia, Baltics, Yevrorusski
			Redcap		★??☆	[species]	-	-
		Sphinx		★??☆	[species]	-	-
Vivimortui	Inhominidae	Inhomo	Inhuman	Fang	★★☆	Inhomo sanguisanam (vampire) [regions]	-	-
Reptiles	Agouserpenidae	Diplophis	Vanterviper	Scale	★★☆	Diplophis dupliciter (amphisbaena) [Sahara]; Yamnat, Arabia, Mesopotamia, Transoxania	-	-
		Trochophis	Taileater	Scale	★☆☆	Trocophis corporosus (tsuchinoko) Xinjiang, Manchuria, Nippon Trocophis perpetuus (ouroboros) Fennoscandia, Baltics, Dacia, Balkanski, Yevrorusski, Anatolia, Petraea, Mesopotamia, [Aegyptus] Trocophis volubilis (hoop snake) Athabaska, Laurentia, Cordillera	-	-
	Lepidognathidae	Dracona sect. Dracona	Dragon	Heartstring	★★★	Dracona boreus (Swedish Short-Snout) Fennoscandia Dracona cornutus (Romanian Longhorn) Dacia Dracona nigrum (Hebridean Black) Dracona occidentalis (Common Welsh Green) Brittania	learns spells faster and easier, but more prone to accidents; most likely to change loyalty	powerful and flamboyant magic; easiest to turn to the dark arts but will not do so on its own
		Dracona sect. Viperna	Wyvern			Dracona aucklandica (Antipodean Opaleye) [New Zealand] Dracona caudaspinas (Hungarian Horntail) Germania Dracona loricatus (Ukrainian Ironbelly) Dacia Dracona maremontes (Norwegian Ridgeback) Fennoscandia Dracona orientalis (Chinese Fireball) Xinjiang, Tibet, Yangtze, Manchuria Dracona tropicalis (Peruvian Vipertooth) [South America]
	Magnuserpenidae	Corniger	Horned Serpent	Horn	★★★	Corniger chinanensis (Peifu serpent) Tibet, Indochina, Yangtze Corniger hibernica (Irish serpent) *considered to be extinct in the wild Eire Corniger uktenas (estakwynayv) Laurentia	sensitive to Parseltongue; emit low musical tones to warn owners of danger	-
		Lapidaria	Basilisk	Horn	★★☆	Lapidaria anticuus (northern basilisk) Brittania, Fennoscandia Lapidaria casentinensis (badalischio) Gallia, Balkanski	-	strong affinity for the Dark Arts
	Phterognathidae	Draciconea	Occamy	Feather	★☆☆	[species name] Transoxania, Bengali, Xinjiang, Tibet, Indochina, Yangtze, Manchuria, Nippon	-	-
		Dracostrix	Snallygaster	Feather	★☆☆	[species name] Athabaska, Cordillera, Laurentia	-	-
				Heartstring	★★☆		-	-
			Salamander		★??☆	[species]	-	-
Birds	Macryoraetidae	Igniavis	Phoenix	Feather	★★★	Igniavis diucollum (anqa [mughrib]) Yamnat, Arabia, Mesopotamia, Persia Igniavis igniavis ([Russian] firebird) Germania, Baltics, Dacia, Yevrorusski Igniavis maranensis (sarimanok) Malaya Igniavis occidentalis (Western phoenix) Cordillera, Iberia, Gallia, Balkanski Igniavis orientalis (fenghuang) Xinjiang, Tibet, Yangtze, Manchuria, Nippon	most picky about potential owners and allegiance is usually hard won; shows the most initiative, sometimes acting of its own accord	capable of the greatest range of magic
		Pluviavis	Augurey	Feather	★★☆	Pluviavis hibernica (Irish phoenix) Eire	-	-
	Quadraladae	Procellavis	Thunderbird	Feather	★★★	[species]	extremely powerful but difficult to master; able to sense danger and cast curses pre-emptively	particularly good for Transfiguration
			Jobberknoll		★??☆	[species]	-	-
			Zgriptor		★??☆	[species]	-	-
Aquatics	Aquadaemonidae	Equoros sect. Equoros	Kelpie	Hair	★★☆	Equoros algarum (common kelpie) [regions]	-	-
		Equoros sect. Plumatus	Boobrie	Feather	★★★	Equoros pinguinus (giant boobrie) [regions]	-	-
		Palamus	Grindylow	-	★☆☆	Palamus grendelum (Scottish grindylow) Brittania	-	-
	Ictaimonidae	Ictaimonas	American Shoal-cait	Spine	★★★	Ictaimonas arkanensis (White River monster) *considered to be extinct in the wild Laurentia	produces spells of force and elegance	-
	Pinnubestiidae	Callido	Mermaid	Hair	★★☆	Callido africana (mami wati) [Africa] Callido baltica (undinė) Fennoscandia, Baltics Callido hibernica (merrow) Eire Callido syreni (siren) Gallia, Balkanski Callido vestutis (selkie) Brittania	wands of some species' hair shock would-be thieves	-
				Scale	★★☆		-	-
				Spine	★★★		-	-
		Caprapiscis	Sea Goat	Hair or Scale	★☆☆	[species]	-	-
		Equupiscis	Hippocampus	Hair	★☆☆	[species]	-	-
				Scale	★★☆		-	-
	Simonidae	Simonas	Eurasian Shoal-cait	Spine	★★★	Simonas desidarium (wishing fish) Germania, Baltics, Dacia, Yevrorusski	-	-
			Kraken		★☆☆	[species]	-	-
			Moonwhale		★★☆	[species]	-	-
			Murtlap	Tentacle	★☆☆	[species]	-	-
Cnidarians	Caryophylliidae	Lophelia	Coldwater Coral	Mesoglea or Nematocyst	★☆☆	Lophelia pertusa (Atlantic coral) Eire, Brittania, Fennoscandia	-	-
Plants			Dittany	Stalk	★??☆	[species]	-	-
Minerals			Gold		★??☆	[species]	-	-
			Rose Quartz		★??☆	[species]	-	-

Registered from Ollivanders

Customer Purchase Date @Alice Acelyn 21 December 1990 @Nour Arundell 2 March 1984 @Ares Awning 27 May 1990 @Ludovic Bagman 15 May 1969 @Carey Baisley 9 September 1999 @Artemis Bane 28 July 1984 @Audra Baxter 14 July 1995 @Adriana Bennett 23 November 1994 @Fflur Blevins 15 August 1981 @Bellatrix Black 2 March 1962 @Nerys Blevins 10 August 1983 @Killian Buckley 1 August 2000 @Kendall Byrd 3 June 1984 @Robin Byrne-Davidson 27 April 1981 @Brynn Caines (1ˢᵗ) 1 August 1999 (2ⁿᵈ) 1 August 2000 @Erika Caines 1 August 1978 @Amara Cast 10 October 1987 @Pixie Clarke-Trickett 25 July 2000 @Deirdre Coltrane 6 November 1995 @Ceinwen Conway 18 October 1911 @DJ Conway 24 October 1994 @Tori Cooper 13 May 1999 @Douglas Corner 19 August 1972 @Michael Corner 4 August 1991 @Aldous Cresswell 4 March 2000 @Addreig Daley 14 May 1978 @Arden Dasher 30 August 1989 @Santiago del Arroyo 29 July 1985 @Samuel Dickinson 21 June 1975 @Keela Doyle 21 July 1995 @Adria Durant 17 December 1998 @Louise Ellington 26 October 1976 @Meredith Emerson 20 October 1997 @Camm Erskine 1 August 1994 @Lily Evans 1 August 1971 @Sean Finnigan 1 August 1966 @Sierra Finnigan 1 August 2000 @Ben Fletcher 1 August 1986 @Honey Bea Flume 2 July 1984

Customer Purchase Date @Winston T. Foss 30 September 1968 @Jonathan Gardner 20 June 1968 @Ailsa Garrott 5 June 1984 @Anthony Goldstein 1 August 1998 @Tess Gorman 12 July 1994 @Hermione Granger (1ˢᵗ) 1 August 1991 (2ⁿᵈ) 1 August 1998 @Korrine Greengard 19 March 1941 @Astoria Greengrass 28 December 1992 @Alfred Hawking 15 February 1992 @Artie Harrison 31 August 1987 @Éilís Healey 1 August 1998 @Agatha Henderson 30 May 1990 @Emma Hennings 28 April 1991 @Joanna Hennings 3 July 1985 @Edith Holthouse 13 August 1990 @Owain Hughes 16 July 1998 @Áine Kerr 28 April 1990 @Amatia King 13 July 1972 @Ashlan la Barre 13 February 1980 @Archimedes Larkspur 1 June 1989 @Ariana Laurier 17 September 1993 @Abigail Lawson 15 May 1999 @Nobby Leach 1 August 1951 @Cordelia Leighton 1 August 1993 @Jane Lennon 1 August 1991 @Audrey Lennox 1 August 1998 @Neville Longbottom 1 July 1996 @Tree Loveall 1 August 2000 @Luna Lovegood (1ˢᵗ) 13 February 1992 (2ⁿᵈ) 🎁 8 April 1998 @Sam Lynch 28 March 1987 @Antonio Mackey 24 December 1985 ancestor of  @Roderick Macnair 12 August 1927 @Emmett Markham 1 January 1957 @Dermod Morfessa 7 April 1954 @Gabriella Morfessa 8 March 1980 @Henry Murphy 5 October 1996 @Cassandra Nichols 3 August 1998

Customer Purchase Date @Adrianna Norton 7 October 1991 @Aideen OBannon 29 December 1997 @Aaron OBrien 25 October 1997 @Theoren Odell 28 July 1990 @Garrick Ollivander 🎁 25 September 1928 @Grover Ollivander 🎁 13 May 1980 @Lesleigh Ollivander 🎁 16 October 1993 @Amandine Patenaude 20 July 2002 @Harry Potter 31 July 1991 @James Potter 27 March 1971 @Molly Prewett 30 October 1960 @Evan Reavley 23 September 1985 @Aeric al-Busuri Regan 19 November 1988 @Alex Regan 8 July 1990 @Gianna Regan 21 June 1990 @Quinn Regan 27 January 1989 @Tom Riddle 6 August 1938 @Jonah Rowley 27 January 2000 @Evelyn Sartell 3 April 1998 @Reina Satou 6 August 2000 @Kendrick Silverman 14 July 1982 @Zacharias Smith 4 April 1991 @Zara Leigh Sparks 1 August 1995 @Aline Stanton 22 August 1988 Torcall Sterling (@Lionel Sterling's great-uncle) 3 February 1948 @Hunter Street 3 December 1986 @Dean Thomas 6 May 1998 @Therra Thorn 7 August 2001 @Morrison Thorne 24 July 1986 @Brietta Toft 4 August 1998 @Alf Trickett 9 June 1974 @Arick Trickett 7 May 1979 @Brita Trickett 25 March 1988 @Frida Trickett 19 July 1987 @Aase Trickett-Cassoway 31 May 1999 @Dolores Umbridge 26 August 1961 @Charles Weasley 12 December 1983 @Ron Weasley 7 July 1993 @Donna West 6 August 1998 @Linnet Willowsong 1 August 1994

Registered from the Americas Customer Purchase Date Sol Etu Durbin (@Sylvia Crowne's ancestor) 1 August 1926 @Leah Miller 18 March 2001 @Clair Sherman 1 August 1961

Registered from Europe Customer Purchase Date @Esmeray Aysoy 22 December 1996 @Anna Filimonova 5 October 1999 @Madeleine Girard 9 March 1996 @Anne Hofstede 5 December 1996 @Leona Millegan 1 August 1997 @Fleur Weasley (Ann) 20 August 1988 ancestor of  @Conrad Sturm 15 May 1941

Registered from Asia Customer Purchase Date ~ ~

All wands created between May 2002 and March 2005 have been added to the Directory!

Ollivanders is now open for business once again!

A wealth of wand information up above -- woods are nearly done, cores not even started

this is so cool! 

• Character Name:  @Theoren Odell
  
• Wand Box №:  46328
  
• Purchase Date:  July 28, 1990
  
• Trait (optional):  Sturdy

• Character Name: @Audrey Lennox
  
• Wand Box №: 41156
  
• Purchase Date:  August 1st, 1998 (assuming the shop was open again by this time?)
  
• Trait (optional):  Fairly bendy

@Theoren Odell and @Audrey Lennox have been recorded in Mr. Ollivander's memory! Thank you for your business!

Staff, could someone please supply these lovely young people with the Wand Chooses the Wizard badge? Thank you!

done <3

• Character Name: @Donna West
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 36367
  
• Purchase Date: 6 August, 1998
  
  
• Character Name: @Sam Lynch
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 35183
  
• Purchase Date: 28 March, 1987
  
  
• Character Name: @Michael Corner
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 46172
  
• Purchase Date: 4 August, 1991
  
  
• Character Name: @Michael Corner
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 39858
  
• Purchase Date: 19 August, 1972 [hand-me-down originally belonging to his father]
  
  
• Please Add the Wand of: @Conrad Sturm
  
• Affiliated Wandmaker: Gregorovitch Zauberstäbe
  
• Wood, Length, Core: willow, 10.25 inches, dittany stalk
  
• Purchase Date: 15 May, 1941 [hand-me-down from god knows who]
  
  sorry to dump this all on your doorstep 😬 but i can't resist a spreadsheet

sorry to dump this all on your doorstep 😬 but i can't resist a spreadsheet

Me neither, and I did say my doorstep was open for business

Staff, at your convenience please provide the following badges:

• "Wand Chooses the Wizard" badge to Donna, Sam, and Michael
• "Wand Chooses the Zauberer" badge to Conrad
• "Wand Chooses the Warlock" badge to @Larkin Primrose who I also registered

Thank you!

done

hi ty in advance

• Character Name: @Artie Harrison
  
• Wand Box №: 40264
  
• Purchase Date: 31 August 1987
  
• Trait (optional):
  
  
• Character Name: @Hermione Granger-Weasley
  
• Wand Box №: 26610
  
• Purchase Date: (when did ollivander's reopen in 1998? because that day)
  
• Trait (optional):
  
  and sorry i updated wands once i actually bothered to look into things, can we do updates for these in the sheet?
  
  
• Character Name: @Edith Holthouse
  
• Wand Box №: 33556 - can we swap it for aspen?
  
• Purchase Date: 13 August 1990
  
• Trait (optional):
  
  
• Character Name: @Fflur Blevins
  
• Wand Box №: 31582 - swapsies for chestnut and dragon heartstring (welsh pls)?
  
• Purchase Date: 15 August 1981
  
• Trait (optional):
  
  
• Character Name: @Honey Bea Flume
  
• Wand Box №: 45437 - hornbeam swap?
  
• Purchase Date: 2 July 1984
  
• Trait (optional):
  
  just a date update
  
  
• Character Name: @Quinn Regan
  
• Wand Box №: 29139
  
• Purchase Date: 27 January 1989 (says 1988 in the sheet)
  
• Trait (optional):
  
  

shh ignore the archived guys they're coming back
i established some canon while u were away some of it is flexible some is not, i made notes! tyvm for your consideration and if this is Too Annoying i can take a Hard No

• Character Name: @Anthony Goldstein
  
• Wand Box №: BBox № 26958
  
• Purchase Date: purchased by Anthony after the Battle of Hogwarts, whatever the first day the shop was open again
  
• Trait (optional): rather bendy -- chose Anthony over a dark-sympathic wizard shopping at the same time.
  from sheet: 10 and 7/8th inches, hornbeam, dragon heartstring, rather bendy
  
  
• Character Name: @Cordelia Leighton
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 19324 (can it be 10 1/2 inches i dont mind if no)
  
• Purchase Date: August 1st, 1993
  
• Trait (optional): springy and resilient -- survived multiple impacts during the battle of hogwarts.
  from sheet: Rowan, 10 1/2 in, unicorn hair, springy
  
  
• Character Name: @Roderick Macnair
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 13320 (please change to hawthorn wood  -- if this is unideal, i would prefer a new wand be made)
  
• Purchase Date: August 12th, 1927, by an elder Macnair and handed down to Roderick.
  
• Trait (optional): demands attention
  from sheet: 12 and 1/8 in, hawthorn, troll whisker
  
  
• Character Name: @Anna Filimonova
  
• Affiliated Wandmaker: Zhezly Tezarovicha
  
• Wood, Length, Core:  10 and 3/4, juniper, phoenix feather
  
• Purchase Date: october 5, 1999
  
• Trait (optional): tempermental, but flexible
  from sheet:
  
  
• Character Name: @Cassandra Nichols
  
• Wand Box №: um, see below
  
• Purchase Date: August 3rd, 1998
  
• Trait (optional): an extremely feminine wand
  from sheet: 11 1/8th inches, laurel, veela hair core -- this core type straight up does not exist on your sheet, but i'm fairly attached to it: can we brainstorm around this? lmk
  
  
• Character Name: @Killian Buckley
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 35492
  
• Purchase Date: August 1st, 2000
  
• Trait (optional): swishy and unconventional
  from sheet: pear, 10 and 3/4 inches, unicorn hair, swishy
  
  
• Character Name: @Shelby Trickett
  
• Wand Box №: Box № 54896
  
• Purchase Date: August 1st, 2002
  
• Trait (optional): subtle and unfocused
  from sheet: 9 and 7/8th inches, silver lime, dragon heartstring, vaguely supple [im fine with the length changing]

Mr. Ollivander remembers his sales to the following people: @Cassandra Nichols ~ @Roderick Macnair ~ @Cordelia Leighton ~ @Hermione Granger-Weasley (the second time, 1 Aug 1998) ~ @Anthony Goldstein (1 Aug 1998) ~ @Killian Buckley ~ @Artie Harrison ~ @Shelby Trickett (I went ahead and changed the length @Fosse ) ( @cstine I also made all the updates you asked for to existing registrations) Staff, could someone please supply these lovely people with the Wand Chooses the Wizard badge? done. in the future it might be easier for you to pm somebody on staff directly or these requests might get lost in these threads when other people post @Anna Filimonova 's purchase has also been recorded and she may receive the Wand Chooses the Zauberer badge.		Regarding Cassandra's wand... Character Name: @Cassandra Nichols Purchase Date: August 3rd, 1998 Trait (optional): an extremely feminine wand from sheet: 11 1/8th inches, laurel, veela hair core -- this core type straight up does not exist on your sheet, but i'm fairly attached to it: can we brainstorm around this? lmk Your core didn't show up originally because of the established canon - Garrick refuses to use anything except the three "Supreme Cores." But, his father Gervaise and his grandfather Gerbold could have used veela hair, as they experimented more. So, I changed a dittany stalk core and gave her an older wand of Gerbold's make, Box № 10767 (1910, so take care of the old girl!).

Ms Granger (as she was at the time) and Mr Goldstein reminded me that Ollivanders' was not open from July 2, 1996, until about August 1, 1998. As such, the following characters' wand purchases may need to be retconned (but I won't press the issue, I just like to stick to canon as much as possible).

@Henry Murphy ~ October 5, 1996 @Lionel Sterling ~ October 29, 1996 @Meredith Emerson ~ October 20, 1997

@Aaron OBrien ~ October 25, 1997 @Aideen OBannon ~ December 29, 1997 @Evelyn Sartell ~ April 3, 1998

@Dean Thomas ~ May 6, 1998 @Éilís Healey ~ July 8, 1998 @Owain Hughes ~ July 16, 1998

conveniently, mr macnair's reason for possessing an old family heirloom already led me to question whether a similar situation might not be relevant to lionel and the shop literally being closed makes that a necessity. I would be happy to retcon to something older (perhaps purchased in, idk, early February 1948, a late-in-life second wand possessed by a great-great-uncle Torcall or something after an unfortunate mishap with his first?). maybe box 29846 would work?