A coven (according to Google, that is the correct grouping for wizards) of 15 Harry Potter figurines ready for my daughter's 7th birthday party to be colored in by her & her friends using some paint pens.
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Once upon a time the plural of 'wizard' was 'war'. Nowadays, I believe it'd be an argument of wizards....
One thing is for sure: you don't use an apostrophe when you make things plural.
You mean Google LIED TO ME?
I am shocked. Well maybe not that shocked.