Wands are the main weapon you use to clear enemies inside Magic Loot’s dungeons, and each one carries a Power rating that decides how hard it hits. Power climbs steeply as you move up the rarity tiers, so buying a stronger Wand is one of the most direct ways to push deeper into a run.
Quick answer: There are 24 Wands in total. The starter is the Twisted Wand (+1 Power), and the strongest is Apollo (+200,000,000 Power) for 200 billion Coins. Every Wand is bought with Coins at the Wand station or through the “Wands” button on the HUD.
How Wand Power works in Magic Loot
Each Wand adds a fixed Power value on top of your avatar’s own Power rating. The higher a Wand’s Power, the higher its Coin price. Because the two values stack, a high-tier Wand raises your total damage output regardless of where your avatar’s Power currently sits.
The important detail is that Wand Power is not affected by Rebirths. When you Rebirth and your avatar’s Power resets, the bonus from your Wand stays intact. A powerful Wand can therefore keep carrying you through a dungeon right after a reset, which makes it worth saving Coins for the next tier before you Rebirth.
Where to buy Wands
Wands are purchased in the hub area. You can walk up to the Wand station or open the shop directly with the “Wands” button on the HUD. Every Wand is paid for in Coins, and prices rise sharply as you move from Common all the way up to the Secret tier.
Every Wand, Power stat, and Coin cost
All 24 Wands are grouped below by rarity, listed with their Power bonus and Coin price. The Twisted Wand is the only one you own by default; the rest are unlocked by spending Coins in order of price.
| Wand | Rarity | Power | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twisted Wand | Common | +1 | Default |
| Wingbird Wand | Common | +5 | 100 Coins |
| Trinity Silverbeak | Rare | +12 | 300 Coins |
| Abyssal Water Wand | Rare | +30 | 1,500 Coins |
| Azure Wand | Rare | +50 | 5,000 Coins |
| Ember Wand | Rare | +125 | 15,000 Coins |
| Wings of the Tree God Wand | Epic | +300 | 30,000 Coins |
| Demon Trident Wand | Epic | +500 | 75,000 Coins |
| Flame Crystal Wand | Epic | +1,250 | 150,000 Coins |
| Wildbone Wand | Epic | +3,100 | 400,000 Coins |
| Ice Crystal Wand | Legendary | +5,000 | 1,150,000 Coins |
| Spirit Pet Wand | Legendary | +12,500 | 2,750,000 Coins |
| Dark Crystal Wand | Legendary | +70,000 | 10,000,000 Coins |
| Pink Diamond Wand | Legendary | +150,000 | 22,500,000 Coins |
| Light Crystal Wand | Mythical | +300,000 | 45,000,000 Coins |
| Candy Dream | Mythical | +750,000 | 80,000,000 Coins |
| Mizuki | Mythical | +1,880,000 | 300,000,000 Coins |
| Pharaoh Serpent Wand | Mythical | +4,000,000 | 1 billion Coins |
| Electric Gear | Mythical | +10,000,000 | 2 billion Coins |
| Fin of the Tides | Secret | +25,000,000 | 7 billion Coins |
| Prismatic Diamond Wand | Secret | +50,000,000 | 17.5 billion Coins |
| Demon Eye | Secret | +100,000,000 | 40 billion Coins |
| Angel Wings | Secret | +150,000,000 | 100 billion Coins |
| Apollo | Secret | +200,000,000 | 200 billion Coins |
Which Wand to prioritize
Since price tracks Power almost exactly, the practical rule is to buy the most expensive Wand you can afford and keep upgrading as your Coin balance grows. The jumps are large. For example, moving from Dark Crystal Wand (+70,000) to Pink Diamond Wand (+150,000) more than doubles the bonus, and the Secret tier starts at +25,000,000 with Fin of the Tides.
Because a Wand’s Power survives a Rebirth, upgrading before you reset gives you a permanent floor for your damage. Apollo sits at the top of the ladder with a +200,000,000 bonus, making it the highest-Power Wand currently available in the game.
