Blow off
Blow off verb - To end a usually intimate relationship with.
Both terms in one sentence
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Blow off their arm and, while they're clutching their stump, knock them on the ground and tear their torso apart with a shotgun blast.
- Turn 1: your Fragile Speedster starts to run down the city street, takes a corner, fails a piloting check, causing it to topple over and blow off its arm and knock out the pilot, before sliding into the ocean and drowning the pilot.
Source: Press Start to Game Over
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