This 2020 Magic: The Gathering Mythic Rare artifact equipment from the Double Masters set offers unique combat damage scaling based on hand size.
Sword of War and Peace
2020 • Magic: The Gathering • Double Masters
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Description
The Sword of War and Peace (Card #300) is a distinctive Mythic Rare artifact equipment from Magic: The Gathering's Double Masters expansion, released in 2020. As an equipment card, it attaches to a creature to grant +2/+2 power and toughness, along with protection from both red and white mana sources. This defensive capability allows players to shield key units from specific colors, adding strategic depth to deck construction. Beyond its defensive utilities, the Sword of War and Peace features a potent triggered ability that scales with the game state. Whenever the equipped creature deals combat damage to a player, this Equipment deals an equal amount of damage to that player based on the number of cards in their hand. Simultaneously, the controller gains 1 life for each card held, creating a powerful life-total swing that can turn the tide of battle. The equip cost of {2} keeps it accessible, ensuring it remains a viable tool throughout various phases of the game. Collectors of Magic: The Gathering cards often seek out Double Masters releases due to their high-quality treatment and iconic creature pairings. While Sword of War and Peace is not a creature itself, its unique mechanics and Mythic Rare status make it a sought-after addition for completists and players alike. The card’s ability to punish hoarding while rewarding aggressive plays appeals to a wide range of strategic approaches. Whether building competitive decks or curating a collection of high-rarity artifacts, this 2020 release represents a significant entry in the Double Masters catalog. Its blend of protection, damage scaling, and life gain offers a versatile toolkit for any Magic: The Gathering card collection.
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Card Details
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Sword of War and Peace
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Mythic Rare
Chris Rahn
Card Stock
English
{3}
Artifact — Equipment
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Equipped creature gets +2/+2 and has protection from red and from white. Whenever equipped creature deals combat damage to a player, this Equipment deals damage to that player equal to the number of cards in their hand and you gain 1 life for each card in your hand. Equip {2}
FAQ
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What does Sword of War and Peace do in Magic: The Gathering?
Sword of War and Peace is a Mythic Rare artifact equipment that gives an equipped creature +2/+2 and protection from red and white. It also deals damage to players based on their hand size when combat damage is dealt, while granting the controller life equal to the opponent's hand size.
What set is the Sword of War and Peace card from?
This card appears in the Double Masters (2XM) expansion, which was released in 2020. It is numbered 300 in the set and was illustrated by Chris Rahn.
Is Sword of War and Peace a creature card?
No, Sword of War and Peace is classified as an Artifact — Equipment. It must be attached to a creature to provide its power, toughness, and protective bonuses, as well as to trigger its combat-based damage effects.
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