Why didn’t Wanda get another Darkhold?
In Multiverse of Madness, Wanda’s Darkhold is destroyed by a sorcerer. She then goes to the mountain where the spells are written on the walls.
Unlike the book of Vishanti, where it seems there is only one for the entire multiverse (?), there seems to be a Darkhold in each universe. As seen with the corrupted Stephen.
Why couldn’t Wanda get a Darkhold from another universe? Is this because she couldn’t dreamwalk without actually possessing the book? Or is this a plot hole or convenience?
Unlike the book of Vishanti, where it seems there is only one for the entire multiverse (?), there seems to be a Darkhold in each universe. As seen with the corrupted Stephen.
Why couldn’t Wanda get a Darkhold from another universe? Is this because she couldn’t dreamwalk without actually possessing the book? Or is this a plot hole or convenience?
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But if I was her, I'd much rather go to someplace I know doesn't have strong defenses, rather than face someone with a darkhold is can see exactly how to defend themselves from Wanda.
That is how I interepreted it
**Other side:** But it seems like she doesn’t have time to search for another book, deal with other threats, and attract trouble—it would be a waste of time.
However, there’s an important point: Wanda cannot travel to another universe without America Chavez. In this scenario, the girl was with Doctor Strange in another universe. Wanda is connected to the same universe with the Darkhold, but that girl from kamartaj already destroyed it there. Wanda wants something that exists only in that universe, so she cannot just travel freely.
This is why she questions the current sorcerer about getting another copy of the Darkhold and its spells. She expects him to have memorized them, but he just says the source is in a mountain and the spells are written there.
From here, Wanda could **dreamwalk**, take America Chavez from another universe, send her back afterward, and absorb her power. Then she could move to universe 836, live there with her children, and achieve her goals—even if that means killing Wanda in the process.