This wand is the covenant weapon of Lux, the “Goddess of Light,” from League of Legends’ Star Guardian series. Inspired by the motif of “Stellar Wings,” it seamlessly blends a sense of sacredness with dreamlike aesthetics, symbolizing an eternal vow of hope and protection.

The wand features a meticulously symmetrical design, with golden pentagrams at the top and bottom that echo each other like twin stars watching over one another. The gracefully unfurled white wings on either side soften the mechanical feel with fluid curves, infusing the piece with vitality and a dynamic play of light and shadow. The midsection boasts a gradient pink-to-purple shaft adorned with golden rings, striking a harmonious balance between opulence and ethereal lightness—capturing the layered awakening of a magical girl’s power.

Gold represents the immortal radiance of the stars, while the pink-to-blue gradient evokes the magical transformation from innocence to maturity; the pure white wings embody the guardian’s unwavering purity of heart. Together, these colors create a dazzling narrative reminiscent of the birth of the universe itself.

When starlight is infused into the wand, the celestial star at its tip becomes the very source of light that pierces through darkness. This is more than just a weapon—it is a sacred relic passed down through the Star Guardians, bearing the ultimate mission of “harnessing the vast cosmos with a gentle heart.”

“Light will always find its way”—and this wand is precisely the eternal coordinate of that luminous path.

This wand marks the third installment in the League of Legends Weapon Series, following Galio’s Stormrazor and Thresh’s Hookblade and Soul-Snatching Lantern, both of which can be found on my homepage. For this design, we experimented with a variety of color combinations, ultimately concluding that silk-like hues might deliver even better results. Those interested are encouraged to explore additional color schemes. The entire wand is designed as a fully disassembled kit, requiring no AMS or parameter adjustments—simply print it as is. I used TPU filament in Silk Gold, Jade White, Pink, and Cyan (with the exception of gold, all other colors were silk-like). We also tested standard gold for the handle, but it didn’t quite hit the mark; feel free to choose your own palette. The assembly process is straightforward—just use glue to reinforce the joints.