From A Witch's Primer
For shadow work, several witches I've talked to swear by using a dunwood wand with a black salt crystal tip. Others say that obsidian shard tips, with their unique reflective protection, is the way to go.
Contrary to what you would think, a sorrow...
Tools of the Trade Page From A Witch's Primer - on New World Guide Database of Lore
For shadow work, several witches I've talked to swear by using a dunwood wand with a black salt crystal tip. Others say that obsidian shard tips, with their unique reflective protection, is the way to go.
Contrary to what you would think, a sorrowthorn wand does not inflict sorrow upon yourself or others in your workings. Instead, the wand helps grant you strength in the face of adversity. It pairs particularly well with quartz tips of any color.
It’s true ironwood wands tend to be used by people who are known to be inflexible, but if you look at it another way, their users aren’t rigid so much as unrelenting. They are wonderful friends to have on your side and pair nicely with ruby tips.
Wyrdwood wands are not for the faint of heart. They tend to have a mind of their own and can spark visions in people by just being in the same room. They pair nicely with amber tips.
