Raven Staff

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The subject of this page is currently unidentified, and no official name has been given. A placeholder name is being used until an official one is found.

Raven Staff
Background information
First appearance	"Covention"
Latest appearance	"O Titan, Where Art Thou"
Character information
Gender	Male ♂
Species	Palisman
Affiliations	Emperor's Coven (formerly)
Relatives	Lilith Clawthorne (owner)
Allies	Luz Noceda Eda Clawthorne Owlbert

The Raven Staff is the unnamed raven palisman wielded by Lilith Clawthorne.

Appearance

The palisman is a white raven with shaggy feathers, a dark gray beak and legs, beady yellow eyes, and a pale yellow underbelly. He has a curved line between the eyes on his forehead. His staff form is long and white with a gold attachment at the top that holds its palisman, where the wings extend like arches. It has the ability to glow white with glowing blue eyes when in use.

History

The staff is first seen and used when Lilith duels Eda at the Covention, and is later used to take vengeance on a con artist who sold Lilith a fake map to the fictitious Bloom of Eternal Youth.

The staff is held by Lilith after a failed attempt at apprehending Eda and is used in a duel between the Clawthorne sisters later that day. It is also used during Lilith's fight with Luz to defend Lilith from Luz's glyphs.

After Lilith moves into the Owl House, it is seen resting against the wall of a second floor hallway. Lilith later flies it to an uncharted island that King directs them to and flies it to fend off Jean-Luc. Lilith later flies on it when she goes back to her parents’ house after reuniting with her mother.

Lilith’s palisman watches as she makes a mock-up of an exhibition of Deadwardian balusters after she becomes curator of a museum.

The staff is seen resting against a cave wall when the residents of the Owl House are hiding out on the Knee.

Sightings

Season 1
The Owl House Main Theme:		Absent
The Owl House Credits Theme:		Absent
1. "A Lying Witch and a Warden":	Absent	10. "Escape of the Palisman":	Absent
2. "Witches Before Wizards":	Absent	11. "Sense and Insensitivity":	Appears
3. "I Was a Teenage Abomination":	Absent	12. "Adventures in the Elements":	Absent
4. "The Intruder":	Absent	13. "The First Day":	Absent
5. "Covention":	Debut	14. "Really Small Problems":	Absent
6. "Hooty's Moving Hassle":	Absent	15. "Understanding Willow":	Absent
7. "Lost in Language":	Absent	16. "Enchanting Grom Fright":	Absent
8. "Once Upon a Swap":	Absent	17. "Wing It Like Witches":	Absent
9. "Something Ventured, Someone Framed":	Absent	18. "Agony of a Witch":	Appears
19. "Young Blood, Old Souls":		Appears

Season 2
The Owl House Main Theme:		Appears
The Owl House Credits Theme:		Appears
1. "Separate Tides":	Appears	11. "Follies at the Coven Day Parade":	Absent
2. "Escaping Expulsion":	Absent	12. "Elsewhere and Elsewhen":	Appears
3. "Echoes of the Past":	Appears	13. "Any Sport in a Storm":	Pictured
4. "Keeping up A-fear-ances":	Appears	14. "Reaching Out":	Absent
5. "Through the Looking Glass Ruins":	Absent	15. "Them's the Breaks, Kid":	Absent
6. "Hunting Palismen":	Absent	16. "Hollow Mind":	Absent
7. "Eda's Requiem":	Absent	17. "Edge of the World":	Absent
8. "Knock, Knock, Knockin' on Hooty's Door":	Absent	18. "Labyrinth Runners":	Absent
9. "Eclipse Lake":	Absent	19. "O Titan, Where Art Thou":	Appears
10. "Yesterday's Lie":	Absent	20. "Clouds on the Horizon":	Absent
21. "King's Tide":		Absent

Gallery

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Trivia

• His palisman form first appeared in "Elsewhere and Elsewhen".
• According to character designer Matthieu Cousin, the palisman is only referred to as "Lilith's Palisman" in production.
  • In a livestream, Dana Terrace elaborated that the palisman was not meant to have a name and was intended to stay in its staff form before "Elsewhere and Elsewhen" was in development. Dana also joked that its name would be Mike Socks from the viewers' suggestions.
  • It is referred to as the "Raven Scepter" in Disney Heroes: Battle Mode.
• It is unknown why Lilith was allowed to keep her palisman, as it is later revealed in "Any Sport in a Storm" that all members of the Emperor's Coven were required to surrender their palismen over to Belos. However, Dana Terrace later implied that since Belos had already encountered an older, time-traveling Lilith by the time the younger Lilith joined the Emperor's Coven, he allowed her to keep her palisman to maintain the timeline that had worked in his favor so far.