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| Real Name: Unknown |
| Also Known As: White Sword of the Ivory Spire, White Sword of the Celestial Spire |
| Place Of Birth: Okkara |
| First Appearance: X-Men Vol.5 #12 (2020) Modern Age Villain |
| Known Associates: Annihilation, Redroot the Forest, Death, Pestilence, Isca the Unbeaten, Pogg Ur-Pogg, Famine, Solem, Summoner, War, Bei the Blood Moon |
| Group Affiliation: Swordbearer of Arakko |
| Base Of Operations: Ivory Spire, Amenth |
| Grudges: X-Men |
| Creators: Jonathan Hickman and Pepe Larraz |
| Gallery: Click |
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| Healing: White Sword is a powerful healer capable of fully healing the wounds of numerous others. |
| Resurrection: White Sword's healing power are so profound that he can actually resurrect others. For millennia, he has used this power to resurrect his One Hundred Champions every morning so that they can fight the daemons of Amenth to the death again and again. |
| Thralldom: When the White Sword heals someone, he also appears to place those healed under his thrall and enlists them into his army unless otherwise specified. |
| Immortality: White Sword is a mutant external, thanks to his External physiology, White Sword can bring himself back to life after being killed. |
| Body Armour: White Sword wears full-body silver armour that provides a high degree of protection from physical and energy attacks. |
| Purity: White Sword has in his possession the sword of Purity, he is seemingly a master of sword combat. |
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| The mutant known only as the "White Sword", was one of many mutants who resided on Okkara. When the mutant land was invaded by the Amenthi Daemons, the White Sword and his personal army of One Hundred Champions were sent to Amenth as an advance guard. It is unknown what transpired in the hellish dimension but it resulted in helping the mutants win. However, after the battle, White Sword disappeared and never joined his people again. After the mutants and Arakko (one of Okkara’s separated halves) ended up in Amenth, they found countless crucified Daemons, a proof of the White Sword’s wrath. |
| As countless years passed, the White Sword and his army kept fighting the endless hordes of daemons, everyday dying only for him to resurrect his army to fight once again. This cycle of death and resurrection drove him mad and alienated him from his people. When Genesis and her army encountered him, he saw them as enemies and showed his former allies no mercy, forcing Genesis and what was left of her army to return defeated to Arakko. |
| The First Horsemen approached the White Sword and asked him to join them in a tournament on Otherworld. He agreed only after he asked them to beg for him to join. Nonetheless, he decided join them anyway. |
