Severus Snape never truly owned the Elder Wand (Via Screenrant), but Voldemort believed so after he took it from Dumbledore’s tomb. Its allegiance remained with Harry.

A major one on our mind is how destroying the Elder Wand at the end of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows 2 may have stunted the potential of the Wizarding World’s future, unlike the ending of ...

It’s not entirely clear how things like the Elder Wand really work, but that hasn’t stopped fans from trying to figure it out. ... and Voldemort eventually stole it from Dumbledore’s grave.

This leads to the iconic Priori Incantatem moment that compelled Voldemort to seek out the Elder Wand and best his rival. "Dinner, Nagini." Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows .

Voldemort Didn't Even Realize That The Elder Wand Belonged To Harry Grindelwald not only defeated almost all the people he went up against, but he also took total control of the Elder Wand .

With Voldemort having the Elder Wand, he knew he couldn’t use the want to enact the curse to kill Snape. But sending Nagini to bite Snape to death would have sufficed in switching the wand’s ...

Harry Potter has many storylines to explore, like the Elder Wand, a highly sought-after artifact by Voldemort that was in the possession of Albus Dumbledore. Here’s how Dumbledore got the Elder ...

The Elder Wand, introduced in The Tale of the Three Brothers, is deemed an unbeatable wand of immense power. In The Deathly Hallows, its origins become truth when Voldemort seeks to claim its power..

Other magical props hitting the auction block include Ralph Fiennes’ "Voldemort" Wand from 2005's "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" ($7,000-$9,000), as well as Rupert Grint’s "Ron Weasley ...