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Sword of Fire and Iceutility$44.09This is the closest functional match: an Equipment Sword that grants protection from two colors and triggers card advantage plus extra value on combat damage. It plays as a premium build-around equipment in the same family.Sword of Feast and Famineutility$37.66Another Sword of X and Y with protection from two colors and a powerful combat-damage trigger that generates card/tempo advantage. It fits the same aggressive equipment plan and is a staple upgrade in many decks.Sword of Light and Shadowutility$12.13Shares the same Sword template of protection from two colors and a combat-damage value trigger. It is more recursion-focused, but fills the same equipment slot in creature-based decks.Sword of Body and Mindutility$16.80This is the closest budget-style Sword analog, offering protection from two colors and a combat-damage payoff. The trigger is different, but it serves the same functional role as a value equipment.Sword of War and Peaceutility$9.30Another classic protection Sword with a combat-damage trigger that converts attacking into advantage. It is slightly more burst-oriented but occupies the same role and curve.Sword of Sinew and Steelutility$10.57Provides the same protection-from-two-colors framework and rewards connecting in combat with a relevant utility trigger. It is narrower in effect but strongly comparable as a combat equipment value piece.Sword of Once and FutureutilityBudget$4.51A newer Sword that keeps the protection-plus-combat-trigger pattern while adding spell recursion value. It is a strong functional equivalent for decks wanting repeatable card advantage from combat.Sword of Hearth and Homeutility$18.06Like Forge and Frontier, it rewards combat damage with card advantage and board development, though it leans into blink and land acceleration. It is one of the closest thematic and functional replacements.
