The Elder Wand
The Wand of Destiny · The Deathstick
The most powerful wand ever created. Made of elder wood with a Thestral tail hair core. Harry disarmed Draco, became its true master, and used it to finally defeat Voldemort.
Artifacts of extraordinary power
Deathly Hallows and Magical Objects
According to the legend, Death gave three objects to the Peverell brothers. Whoever unites them becomes the master of Death. Here are the three Hallows and, below them, the magical objects that weigh the most in the story.
The Deathly Hallows
The Resurrection Stone
The Stone of Peverell
A small black stone that summons shadows of the dead. Hidden inside the first Golden Snitch Harry ever caught. He used it in the Forbidden Forest to walk willingly to his death.
The Invisibility Cloak
Cloak of True Invisibility
Unlike ordinary cloaks, this one never fades and hides its wearer from Death itself. The only Hallow that can be permanently possessed without corrupting its owner.
Legendary magical objects
The Marauder's Map
Created by Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs — Remus Lupin, Peter Pettigrew, Sirius Black and James Potter. Shows every person's location within Hogwarts in real time. Insults anyone who tries to use it without the password: "I solemnly swear that I am up to no good."
The Invisibility Cloak
One of the three Deathly Hallows. Unlike ordinary invisibility cloaks that fade with age, this one is permanent. Passed down through the Potter family from Ignotus Peverell. The only Hallow that never corrupts its owner.
The Sword of Gryffindor
A magnificent silver sword made by goblins, set with rubies. Appears to any worthy Gryffindor in their hour of need. Because Harry slew the Basilisk with it, the blade absorbed Basilisk venom — making it one of the few things capable of destroying Horcruxes.
The Pensieve
A stone basin filled with silver liquid that allows the user to revisit extracted memories as if they were present. Dumbledore used it to show Harry the history of Voldemort and the Horcruxes. Located in the Headmaster's office at Hogwarts.
The Mirror of Erised
"Erised stra ehru oyt ube cafru oyt on wohsi." Shows the viewer their deepest and most desperate desire. Harry saw his family. Dumbledore saw himself holding a pair of thick, woolen socks. Hidden in a disused classroom on the third floor.
The Sorting Hat
Enchanted by the four founders to carry out the sorting of new students into their houses. Over a thousand years old. Sings a new song each year. When Harry wore it, it considered putting him in Slytherin — he begged for Gryffindor. The hat respected his choice.
The Philosopher's Stone
Created by Nicolas Flamel, the only known maker. Produces the Elixir of Life which grants immortality, and can turn any metal to gold. Dumbledore kept it hidden at Hogwarts. After Quirrell's defeat, it was destroyed to prevent further misuse.
The Triwizard Cup
The trophy awarded to the winner of the Triwizard Tournament. In 1994, Barty Crouch Jr. transfigured it into a Portkey that transported Harry and Cedric directly to Voldemort in the graveyard at Little Hangleton — setting in motion Voldemort's resurrection.
The Daily Prophet
The primary wizarding newspaper of Britain. Its moving photographs and magic-delivered editions define wizarding media. Under Voldemort's influence, it became a propaganda machine spreading fear and lies — and later, a tool used against Harry Potter himself.
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