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Sword of Fire and Iceutility$44.09This is the closest functional analogue in the original Sword cycle: same cost, same +2/+2 bonus, protection from two colors, and a powerful combat-damage trigger. It is often considered a stronger all-around sword.Sword of Feast and Famineutility$37.66Another Sword cycle staple that provides the same equipment body, protection from two colors, and a strong on-hit trigger that snowballs advantage. It fills the same evasive combat threat role.Sword of Light and Shadowutility$12.13Same core Equipment pattern as Sword of Body and Mind: +2/+2, protection from two colors, and value on combat damage. It trades token/mill for recursion and life gain.Sword of Sinew and Steelutility$10.57Shares the same Sword template with +2/+2, protection from two colors, and a combat-damage trigger that adds card advantage by removing opposing permanents. It is a modern functional cousin.Sword of War and Peaceutility$9.30Same cycle, same stats, same equip structure, and a combat-damage payoff that can swing races and close games. It is one of the most direct functional replacements.Sword of Hearth and Homeutility$18.06This Sword keeps the same equipment shell and combat-damage value engine, with protection from two colors and a powerful board-development trigger. It plays the same role of turning any attacker into a threat.Sword of Forge and Frontierutility$9.76A newer Sword with the same basic Equipment template and on-hit card advantage, making it a close functional stand-in for Body and Mind. It emphasizes tempo and resource generation over token/mill.Sword of Once and FutureutilityBudget$4.51Same family of combat-oriented protection swords, offering a similar resilient attacker package plus a spell-based trigger. It is a slightly different value angle but fills the same slot.
