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Line 1: {{trope}} === Played for Comedy === * In ''[[Inquisitor]]'', a spin off of ''[[Warhammer ~~40000~~40,000]]'', you can choose to aim for an opponent's groin. It causes a fair bit of damage, and leaves them almost useless for a turn. It's funny. Some players have remarked about unusually accurate shots from meltaguns ("weaponised microwave oven" is a fairly accurate description) and chainswords. * In the Ork Codex, a mortally-wounded Warboss did this to a ''Bloodthirster'' as a kind of "parting shot". With a ''Power Klaw''. Line 17: * The fan created netbook "Guide To Unlawful Carnal Knowledge" for AD&D features "The Rack Critical Hit Table," which shows the various results of a male character getting "racked." === Played for Drama === * Seth Farrow, recurring villain in ''[[Scion]]'', took a shotgun blast to the groin the night he murdered his nephew Horace's family. It's never stated outright, but it's clearly implied he lost his genitals; most notably, when a captured Donnie Rhodes greets him with "How they hangin'?", [[Berserk Button\|Seth pulls a knife on him]] (Kane barely keeps him from using it). Line 23: {{reflist}} [[Category:~~Tabletop Game Tropes~~{{BASEPAGENAME}}]] [[Category:~~Groin Attack~~{{SUBPAGENAME}}]]