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==Known spells produced== |
==Known spells produced== |
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| − | *[[Engorgement Charm|Engorgio]] ( |
+ | *[[Engorgement Charm|Engorgio]] (Hermione's ball of fire) |
| − | *[[Reducio]] ( |
+ | *[[Reducio]] (Hermione's ball of fire) |
*[[Hovering Charm|Wingardim Leviosa]] (stones) |
*[[Hovering Charm|Wingardim Leviosa]] (stones) |
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*[[Lumos]] (no proof, but his wand was lit) |
*[[Lumos]] (no proof, but his wand was lit) |
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Revision as of 19:45, 4 August 2011
- "Harry looked down at the blackthorn wand. Every minor spell he had cast with it so far that day had seemed less powerful than those he had produced with his phoenix wand. The new one felt intrusively unfamiliar, like having somebody else's hand sewn to the end of his arm."
- — Harry Potter's usage on the wand.[src]
A wand made of blackthorn was taken from a snatcher by Ron Weasley in 1997. When he returned to his friends Harry Potter and Hermione Granger shortly afterwards, he gave this wand to Harry, whose wand had been accidentally broken by Hermione when she repelled Nagini from him with a Blasting Curse when they were attacked in Godric's Hollow. The blackthorn wand was mentioned to be clumsy and unwieldy compared to his original wand. Also the wand seemed to not only cast weaker spells but required more effort to cast them.
Closeup of the blackthorn wand
Harry found that the wand did not work very well for him, as he had not won it himself. After a skirmish in Malfoy Manor in 1998, Harry would use Draco Malfoy's wand, until repairing his own with the Elder Wand.[2]
Known spells produced
- Engorgio (Hermione's ball of fire)
- Reducio (Hermione's ball of fire)
- Wingardim Leviosa (stones)
- Lumos (no proof, but his wand was lit)
Appearances
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1