Hogwarts Legacy will let you design your first wand at Ollivanders’ in the initial stages of the game. Though they don’t affect the gameplay, you can still go all in to make sure you have the most amazing wand in all of Hogwarts and Hogsmeade. You, unfortunately, cannot change your wand later in the game, so you’ll have to use the design you initially picked out.
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What are the best wands in Hogwarts Legacy?
We have a few designs based on the Harry Potter books and films that will make sure that your wand is the best-looking when starting out in the game. Let’s take a look at these designs.
Draco Malfoy’s Wand
For admirers of Draco Malfoy, his wand can be crafted using Hawthorn as the wood type, Unicorn Hair as the Core, and keeping the length to ten inches. The wand style here should be the classic style with black color.
Harry Potter’s Wand
Harry Potter’s wand is also of the classic style as seen and in black design as seen in the films but is vastly different from Malfoy’s. His wand has Phoenix Feather as the core type, Holly as the wood type, and eleven inches in length.
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Hermione Granger’s Wand
Now, if you require a wand inspired by Hermione Granger’s, that can also be made. Hermione’s wand style should be the soft spiral style in black with Vine as the wood type, Dragon heartstring as the core type, and the length being ten and three-quarter inches.
Ron Weasley’s Wand
For Ron Weasley‘s wand, you’ll have to pick the dark brown stalk style. The wood should be made of Willow, with the core type being Unicorn Hair and fourteen inches long.
Voldemort’s Wand
Finally, if you want to imitate the wand of He Who Must Not Be Named, you can also do that. Voldemort’s wand style is the dark grey crooked spiral style with Phoenix Feather as the core type, Yew as the wood type, and the length is thirteen and a half inches long.
