Death sticks

Death sticks

Death sticks or Deathstick could mean the following:

  • A slang term for cigarettes
  • A fictional substance from Star Wars
  • A brand of framing hammer
  • The Elder Wand, a fictional, powerful magical artifact in the Harry Potter universe

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