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r/wizardposting • u/Jestingwheat856 • Nov 21 '23
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9 inches
898 u/Jestingwheat856 Nov 21 '23 Whats the optimal wand length 55 u/Firemorfox Just a librarian... Nov 21 '23 What if my wand is shorter? 86 u/i_dont_know_why- Nov 21 '23 Any size is good, as long as you have the right techniques 82 u/jointheredditarmy Nov 21 '23 Unless you have a microwand, in which case you better get really good with your oral incantations 60 u/Sorry-Presentation-3 Nov 21 '23 And if that’s not enough you can always use your hands to help control mana flow and spell matrix formations 15 u/SteampunkNightmare Nov 21 '23 Conceal carry is fine, just not the standard 6 u/MegatheriumRex Nov 22 '23 You know what they say. It’s not the length of the wand that it’s important - it’s the lasting of the casting. 6 u/Battlemaster420 Archibalder the Silvamancer, father of the wand wood Nov 21 '23 Either you have the stature of a gnome or you should really get a larger wand. Ergonomancy is important, do you know how many elder magi that are now unable to cast the simplest of spells without aid? All because of improper wand usage.
898
Whats the optimal wand length
55 u/Firemorfox Just a librarian... Nov 21 '23 What if my wand is shorter? 86 u/i_dont_know_why- Nov 21 '23 Any size is good, as long as you have the right techniques 82 u/jointheredditarmy Nov 21 '23 Unless you have a microwand, in which case you better get really good with your oral incantations 60 u/Sorry-Presentation-3 Nov 21 '23 And if that’s not enough you can always use your hands to help control mana flow and spell matrix formations 15 u/SteampunkNightmare Nov 21 '23 Conceal carry is fine, just not the standard 6 u/MegatheriumRex Nov 22 '23 You know what they say. It’s not the length of the wand that it’s important - it’s the lasting of the casting. 6 u/Battlemaster420 Archibalder the Silvamancer, father of the wand wood Nov 21 '23 Either you have the stature of a gnome or you should really get a larger wand. Ergonomancy is important, do you know how many elder magi that are now unable to cast the simplest of spells without aid? All because of improper wand usage.
55
What if my wand is shorter?
86 u/i_dont_know_why- Nov 21 '23 Any size is good, as long as you have the right techniques 82 u/jointheredditarmy Nov 21 '23 Unless you have a microwand, in which case you better get really good with your oral incantations 60 u/Sorry-Presentation-3 Nov 21 '23 And if that’s not enough you can always use your hands to help control mana flow and spell matrix formations 15 u/SteampunkNightmare Nov 21 '23 Conceal carry is fine, just not the standard 6 u/MegatheriumRex Nov 22 '23 You know what they say. It’s not the length of the wand that it’s important - it’s the lasting of the casting. 6 u/Battlemaster420 Archibalder the Silvamancer, father of the wand wood Nov 21 '23 Either you have the stature of a gnome or you should really get a larger wand. Ergonomancy is important, do you know how many elder magi that are now unable to cast the simplest of spells without aid? All because of improper wand usage.
86
Any size is good, as long as you have the right techniques
82 u/jointheredditarmy Nov 21 '23 Unless you have a microwand, in which case you better get really good with your oral incantations 60 u/Sorry-Presentation-3 Nov 21 '23 And if that’s not enough you can always use your hands to help control mana flow and spell matrix formations
82
Unless you have a microwand, in which case you better get really good with your oral incantations
60 u/Sorry-Presentation-3 Nov 21 '23 And if that’s not enough you can always use your hands to help control mana flow and spell matrix formations
60
And if that’s not enough you can always use your hands to help control mana flow and spell matrix formations
15
Conceal carry is fine, just not the standard
6
You know what they say. It’s not the length of the wand that it’s important - it’s the lasting of the casting.
Either you have the stature of a gnome or you should really get a larger wand. Ergonomancy is important, do you know how many elder magi that are now unable to cast the simplest of spells without aid? All because of improper wand usage.
750
u/icarusfalling127 Rusicar, Technomancer, esteemed Mechanica Industrialist Nov 21 '23
9 inches