Sly Cooper's cane
The cane, in its many forms, is the primary weapon, tool, and symbol of the Cooper family. Ever since the weapon was invented by Bob Cooper for stealing pterosaur eggs during the Ice Age, each member of the family has had his or her own cane (though not necessarily original).
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The cane, in its many forms, is the primary weapon, tool and symbol of the Cooper family. Ever since the weapon was invented by Bob Cooper for stealing pterosaur eggs during the Ice Age, each member of the family has had his or her own cane (though not necessarily original).
slycooper's cane
✨ Module Introduction
The cane, in its many forms, is the primary weapon, tool and symbol of the **Cooper family**. Ever since this weapon was invented by **Bob Cooper** during the Ice Age to steal pterosaur eggs, each member of the family has had their own cane (though not necessarily original).
During the ancient Egyptian period (around 1300 BC), the iconic "C" shaped hook was added, allowing all canes thereafter to open the **Cooper's Vault**. They are used to complete the most difficult thefts and perform master-level thieving skills documented in The Thief's Raccoon Codex. In **Sly Cooper: The Time Thief**, five Cooper canes are stolen by **Cyril Le Paradox**, whose philosophy is that if he steals the Cooper family's most prized possession, he will become the greatest thief of all time. The canes were quickly recovered by **Sly Cooper**, **Bentley** and **Murray** with the help of their respective ancestors.
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🎨 Visual effects
- Contains **MRAO texture** for more realistic visuals.
📦 Installation instructions
- Copy the `.pak`, `.ucas`, `.utoc` files to the following directory:
`Hogwarts Legacy\Phoenix\Content\Paks\~mods`
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