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RaenAndaleio (talk | contribs) (Created page with "thumb|Radimir Zvonimirovich in 2023 Radimir Zvonimirovich (* 1954 in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria) is a seasoned broom racer turned physical education teacher at the prestigious Greannmhar School of Magic. With a passion for flying and a deep understanding of magical sports, Radimir brings a unique perspective to their role. Their broom racing career was illustrious until a near-fatal accident changed their life trajectory. === Pe...") |
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The wand has a slender and slightly curved shape, resembling the sleek form of a broom handle. Its length is perfectly balanced, allowing for precise control and maneuverability. The handle has a contoured grip, providing a comfortable and secure hold during spellcasting. The tip of the wand tapers gradually to a fine point, allowing for precise magical gestures and the channeling of focused energy. Engravings of swirling patterns, reminiscent of wind currents or racing tracks, adorn the wand's surface, representing Radimir's affinity for broom racing and his deep connection to the magical arts. | The wand has a slender and slightly curved shape, resembling the sleek form of a broom handle. Its length is perfectly balanced, allowing for precise control and maneuverability. The handle has a contoured grip, providing a comfortable and secure hold during spellcasting. The tip of the wand tapers gradually to a fine point, allowing for precise magical gestures and the channeling of focused energy. Engravings of swirling patterns, reminiscent of wind currents or racing tracks, adorn the wand's surface, representing Radimir's affinity for broom racing and his deep connection to the magical arts. | ||
=== Trivia === | |||
* Since only few people are capable of pronouncing Radimir's last name, he is usually referred to as Master Radimir, instead of Master Zvonimirovich. | |||
* Since it is custom for Rumanian [[Magi]], Radimir typically voices encantations in Rumanian instead of Latin. | |||