| Display title | Sword Cane |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Sword Cane is a short sword or other bladed weapon that is concealed inside of a cane. The cane is opened by twisting the top or pressing a release button, then pulling on the handle to reveal a blade, often with a "Tzing" sound. This weapon is typically used by Cultured Badass characters or as a weapon of advantage by a character who walks with a limp. Also popular amongst blind swordsmen. Occasionally, this will be altered by the character having a gun or stun baton disguised as a cane, which are also real weapons (and arguably more practical), but relatively rare in fiction. |