> Aside from cosmetic differences is there a real difference? From
> what I've heard the sword of might is really Excalibur and together
> they can be an all-powerful weapon capable of reshaping the cosmic.
>
> But on their own what is the difference? As far as I can tell they
> grant the exact same abilities.
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There doesn't seem to be any significant difference when it comes to power. The only difference is one of philosophy.
> The only thing I can tell is one is the path of violence, but why is
> that such a choice?
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It just is. It's part of the bargain Merlin and Roma offer to their chosen.
> And why was Lionheart unable to see her children for choosing the
> sword and why did Brian not tell her?
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Austen. There really is no other answer. It's moot now, though, since she's back with her kids.