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* In ''VideoGame/TheLastOfUs'' and [[VideoGame/TheLastOfUsPartII its sequel]], glass bottles (as well as bricks) can be thrown to either distract or stun enemies, or wielded as a single-use melee weapon.
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* ''Webcomic/CirqueRoyale'': It's a wine glass, but Quinn breaks one into jagged ends when she sees Kingston's ex Dusty Pockets when thinking she should give him a piece of her mind.
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* ''Film/CominRoundTheMountain'': When his family rename Wilbert after his grandfather, the ceremony involves smashing a bottle over his head. Later, the jug of love potion also gets smashed over Al's head.
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* ''TabletopGame/NewWorldOfDarkness'', in the book ''Armory'', gives rules for attacking with a bottle. It breaks if you do more than two damage with it, changing it from Bashing to Lethal... and then that shatters if you do more than two damage with ''it'', rendering it worthless. (It also takes a skill roll to break it ''intentionally'', and if you fail, your hand is a mess.)

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* ''TabletopGame/NewWorldOfDarkness'', in the book ''Armory'', ''TabletopGame/NewWorldOfDarkness'' {{sourcebook}} ''Armory'' gives rules for attacking with a bottle. It breaks if you do Dealing two or more than two damage with a single attack breaks it, changing it its damage type from Bashing to Lethal... and then that Lethal. Dealing two or more damage ''again'' shatters if you do more than two the bottle altogether, leaving glass shards (which get their own rules). Roll a [[CriticalFailure dramatic failure]] at any point and it breaks in your hand, dealing a point of lethal damage with ''it'', rendering as it worthless. (It also takes a skill roll to break it ''intentionally'', and if you fail, cuts your hand is a mess.)palm.

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