Do you guys think that weaponwand would let you use class features and feats that rely on attacking with a specific weapon?
like for example:
1:Cast weaponwand on a monks unarmed strike.
2: Insert wand of say... Produce Flame into monk. (be mature here guys.. )
3: Standard action activate wand.
4: the following round attack with all of produce flame while flurrying, since you are now kinda considered to be attacking with an unarmed strike?
So... lets leave aside the question of whether or not the Monk's unarmed strike is a valid target of the weaponwand spell. (Probably not, but if I was GM in a non-PFS game I'd let it slide, it's not as though Monks don't need some help). We can pretend you cast it on nunchucks or something.
Actually, it's the same whether its a flurry or a full attack.
You can attack normally with the weapon or use the weapon as if it were the encased wand.
So, you can flurry, or full attack, or whatever, or you can take a standard action to use the wand as part of the weapon. If you take that standard action then you can use whatever modifiers would have ordinarily applied to the attack - but it won't affect action economy at all.
In other words - a rogue could still get SA from using the wand in an attack (assuming the attack otherwise qualified for SA), weapon focus applies, point blank shot applies, things that affect the attack roll.
Think about it this way when wondering whether an affect applies: Does it apply to the attack roll? If yes, it applies. Does it apply to damage, action economy, or some other part of the attack (like the crit modifier, damage type, etc.)? If yes, it does not apply.
So... no spell combat, no full attacks, flurry, or two-weapon-attacks. No power attack (though the penalty could still apply, in case you activated it for AoOs or something). No damage bonus/penalty from size changes (though the attack roll and ability changes would apply to the attack roll). Critical focus, weapon specialization, and rapid shot don't do anything.
Charging, flanking, high ground all work.