Wizards usually receive their wands when they are accepted into a magical school. A wand is usually chosen by the wizard themselves and may be made of special materials such as wood, heartstring, or phoenix feather. Some wizards have even been known to make their own wands from special materials that they find on their own.
Wands are used to focus and direct magical energy in order to cast spells. Wands act as a conductor for the wizard’s magic, allowing them to channel their power more effectively than they could if they were relying on just their hands. They also allow them to perform complex spells with greater accuracy and precision.
Clearly, there is space for a chaos mage to use a wand while casting spells. Who wouldn’t want help focusing and directing magical energy during spellcasting? In fact, some chaos mages prefer to use wands. However, most chaos mages choose not to use wands at all or only occasionally.
If wands are so great, why are so many chaos mages opting out? To say it plainly, chaos mages do not use wands because they rely on their own magical power to cast spells. Wands are believed to channel and focus the user’s energy, but for a mage, this is unnecessary as the nature of chaos energy makes it easier for many to access their own magical power without any external aid.
Whether or not it is worth using a wand depends entirely on the individual and what kind of results they want from their spellcasting. Luckily, the decision of whether or not to incorporate a wand into your tapestry is up to you!