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Items/Armor

Armor was a class of powerful items used in Blaseball that tremendously increased the defensive abilities of their wielder.
A player was only allowed one piece of armor at a time (similar to Legendary Items), which could be seen in their inventory on their player page.
All armor pieces seen served as protection against the effects of weather and were granted as the result of blessings from the end of a season's elections.
All existing armor was removed at the start of Season 15 by The Boss with the introduction of the new item system.
==List of Armor==
Name 	Wielder 	Effect 	Received	Former Owner(s)
Fireproof Jacket 	Declan Suzanne 	Prevents the wielder from being incinerated. 	 	Oliver Mueller
Gravity Boots 	Steph Weeks 	Prevents the wielder from being shuffled by Reverb. 	 	
Mclaughlin Scorpler's Memorial Fireproof Jacket	Jesús Koch 	Prevents the wielder from being incinerated. 	 	Mclaughlin Scorpler
Noise-Cancelling Headphones 	Fourteen active members of the Charleston Shoe Thieves (see below)	Prevents the wielder from having their team swapped by Feedback.	 	Mclaughlin Scorpler
==History==
===Fireproof Jacket===
The Fireproof Jacket was first seen as a blessing in 's election, where it was awarded to Hades Tigers hitter Mclaughlin Scorpler. However, Scorpler also won the Noise-Cancelling Headphones immediately after, and because a player may only possess one piece of armor at a time, the Fireproof Jacket briefly vanished. It would later reappear in 's election, now being offered up as Mclaughlin Scorpler's Memorial Fireproof Jacket. It was granted to Jesús Koch
Another jacket appeared as a blessing in 's election, this time being granted to Oliver Mueller of the Seattle Garages.
===Noise-Cancelling Headphones===
The Noise-Cancelling Headphones were given to Hades Tigers hitter Mclaughlin Scorpler at the end of the election. Scorpler had been given the Fireproof Jacket immediately prior and lost it in favor of the Headphones; this is the only known instance of a player losing their armor in favor of another piece of armor. Scorpler still has his Headphones, even in retirement.
Later, as a result of the , the Charleston Shoe Thieves all received individual Noise-Cancelling Headphones. The fourteen players are: Blood Hamburger, Cornelius Games, Esme Ramsey, Fitzgerald Wanderlust, Gunther O'Brian, Hotbox Sato, Howell Franklin, Richardson Games, Sebastian Woodman, Simon Haley, Snyder Briggs, Stu Trololol, Velasquez Alstott and unfortunately, Tillman Henderson.
===Gravity Boots===
In , Breckenridge Jazz Hands hitter Steph Weeks was given the Gravity Boots as the result of a blessing of the same name.
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Category:Rules
Items/List of players holding Season 15 Decree Bats

This is a list of all 33 players who, as of the end of Season 24, have still retained the Bat they were given as part of the Bats Decree.
Name 	Item
Sixpack Dogwalker 	Bat
Squid Galvanic 	Bat
Wyatt Mason IV 	Bat
Becker Solis 	Bat
Winnie Mccall 	Bat
Slosh Truk 	Bat
Roscoe Sundae 	Bat
Alejandro Leaf 	Bat
Jasper Ji-Eun 	Bat
Edric Tosser 	Bat
Yeong-Ho Garcia 	Bat
Bottles Suljak 	Bat
Morrow Wilson 	Bat
Elijah Valenzuela 	Bat
Penelope Mathews 	Bat
Yusef Puddles 	Bat
PolkaDot Zavala 	Bat
PolkaDot Patterson	Bat
Niq Nyong'o 	Bat
Usurper Violet 	Bat
Famous Owens 	Bat
Muse Scantron 	Bat
Gallup Crueller 	Bat
Malik Romayne 	Bat
Torus McGhee 	Bat
Don Elliott 	Bat
Mira Lemma 	Bat
Fynn Doyle 	Bat
Lance Serotonin 	Bat
Rat Batson 	Bat
Yong Wright 	Chunky Bat
Mummy Melcon 	Rock Bat
Eizabeth Guerra 	Hot Bat
Itsuki Weeks

was a lineup player for the Ohio Worms from Fall Ball until the end of Blaseball following Season 2. Weeks previously played for the Dallas Steaks.
== Official League Records ==
Weeks joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Dallas Steaks with .
During the December 16, 2022 Fall Ball, Weeks fell to the Ohio Worms. Weeks became a lineup player for the Worms at the start of Season 1.
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Itsuki Winner

was a pitcher for the Hawai'i Fridays, and was with the team from until Fall Ball.
==Official League Records==
Winner joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Hawai'i Fridays with .
During the , Winner's star ratings were completely randomized as a result of the blessing, resulting in Winner becoming an , gaining the modification, and a combined stat increase.
Over the course of , Winner entered and exited the Fridays' Shadows three times as a result of Hawai'i Viberight Field events, ending the Season on the pitching rotation.
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Category:Former Shadows Players
Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Izuki Clark

was a player in the Shadows for the Core Mechanics, and was with the Team since , Day 43 until Fall Ball.
== Official League Records ==
Clark joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Dallas Steaks with the .
On , Day 43, The Pillars stole Clark from the Dallas Steaks and gave them to the Core Mechanics.
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Category:Players with the Nullified modification
JEFF!

JEFF! is the mascot for the Hellmouth Sunbeams, and a hellbeast. It is unknown if JEFF! was the Sunbeams' mascot prior to the opening of The Book.
==Forms==
JEFF! is known to take many forms, the total number of which is still unknown. Currently known forms of JEFF! include
*Mascot form
*"Jimmy Dean" form
*Aztec sun stone
*Sleazy 50’s door to door salesman/scam artist
*A shape with lion body and the head of a man, a gaze blank and pitiless as the sunYeets, W.B. "The Second Coming." XX19. Poetry Foundation.
==Trivia==
*JEFF! owns used car lot BIG JEFF! HELL'S
*JEFF! knows your social security number
*JEFF!'s texture is Yes
*JEFF! aspires to someday commit every crime
*JEFF! is responsible for the past, present, and future credit scores of the Hellmouth Sunbeams. The highest ever recorded is Randall Marijuana's record of 420. The lowest recorded was achieved by Nagomi Nava, at -666.
File:Tablet of JEFF!.jpg|The Tablet of JEFF!, an ancient mesopotamian depiction of JEFF! (seated at right) recovered from the ancient Babylonian city of Sippar in southern Iraq in 1881.
File:Piedra del JEFF!.jpg|JEFF! in his form as the ancient Aztec sun stone.
File:Sunbeams JEFF X.png|JEFF! in Mascot formby Coblin
File:Heya splort!.jpg|JEFF! in sleazy salesman formby @_pysics
File:MiniJEFF!.png|Mini-Blaseballerby @HetreaSky
Category:Hellmouth Sunbeams
Category:Mascots
Category:Hellmouth
Jack McCollard

was a pitcher for the Atlantis Georgias and competed in Gamma 1.
==Official League Record==
McCollard joined Internet League Blaseball as a pitcher for the Atlantis Georgias at the start of Gamma 1.
The Gamma 1 Feed was revealed to Fans on October 26th, 2021, revealing McCollard's history.
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Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Atlantis Georgias Short Circuits Players
Jacker

What appear to be balls of light roughly the size of a standard blaseball are actually a type of drone with its particles shifted slightly out of phase from the rest of reality. As a result of their unique composition, Jackers can "haunt" some types of technology, gaining rudimentary control of it.
==Rumors about Origins==
They are theorized to have been created as a sort of cataloging system, meant to find tech, interface with it, record findings, and return to base. The sheer variety and quantity of data observed in the onboard intelligence of captured units, however, suggests that their original intent has been lost to accumulated centuries of successive hauntings.
Category: Core Mechanics
Category:Core
Category:Core Bestiary
Jackson Rodriguez

was a lineup player for the Los Angeles Tacos, and was on the team during Season A of Ultra League Blaseball.
== Official League Records ==
All records of Rodriguez prior to discovery are only available from the Library in the following volumes:
*Pre-History I:
**, listing Season A's statistical leaders and MVPs as originally named after Day 162. Rodriguez had the third-most home runs in the league (38).
Rodriguez was incinerated at an unknown point in Pre-History; it is currently unknown who replaced them.
Jacobus Harper

is a player in the Shadows for the Oxford Paws.
== Official League Records ==
Harper joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the New York Millennials as the Millennials' Playoff Birth.
During the , Harper gained the modification as a result of the blessing.
On , Day 20, The Meadow stole Harper from the New York Millennials and gave them to the Oxford Paws.
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Category:Playoff Births
Jacoby Podcast

is a pitcher for the Canada Moist Talkers, and has been with the team since , Day 92. Podcast has previously played for the Baltimore Crabs, Ohio Worms, and Philly Pies.
==Official League Records==
Podcast joined the ILB as a lineup player in the Shadows for the Baltimore Crabs as the Crabs' Playoff Birth.
During the , Podcast joined the Crabs' active roster in exchange for Bevan Underbuck via the Crabs' will. Podcast's defense was increased by as a result of the Crabs' blessing. Additionally, Podcast benefited from a increase to pitching as a result of the Firefighters' blessing.
Podcast was traded to the Ohio Worms in exchange for Luis Acevedo during the via the Worms' will.
During the , Podcast's pitching increased from and baserunning decreased as a result of the Worms' will.
On , Day 88, Podcast gained a Flickering Bat while playing in Glitter weather, granting the modification. Podcast was traded back to the Crabs in exchange for Parker Meng during the via the Worms' will.
On , Day 5, Podcast was exchanged to the Philly Pies due to Feedback. Podcast was replaced by Kaz Fiasco. On Day 92, Podcast was exchanged to the Canada Moist Talkers due to Feedback. Podcast was replaced by Greer Lott. During the , Podcast received an Underhanded Limestone Ring stolen from Winnie Hess via the Moist Talkers' will. Podcast dropped the Flickering Bat, losing the modification.
During the , Podcast Evolved to as a result of the Moist Talkers' third championship victory.
Over the course of , Podcast entered and exited the Moist Talkers' Shadows two times as a result of Gleek Arena events, ending the Season on the pitching rotation.
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===Player Chants===
During games you can often hear the following being shouted from the stands.
*Rate and Review!
*Pause it!
*Sign off!
*Plug your Patreon
*Play that closing theme
*Five star pitch time!
==Fan Works==
To be added.
File:Jacoby Podcast - Goblin.png|Art by @glassgoblin
File:Jacoby Podcast - corpserevivers.png|Art by @corpserevivers
File:Jacoby Podcast - GlassGoblin.png|Art of Jacoby Podcast by @glassgoblin
Category:Playoff Births
Category:Former Shadows Players
Category:Players With Base 1
Category:Nominative Determinism
Jacoby Podcast/IF-19.403

== Personal Life ==
Jacoby Podcast is a tape recorder, or, to be more specific, an amalgamation of the shadows from the inside of the tape recorder they inhabit. They stand at a whole three inches tall, give or take a few centimeters, with a small Crab symbol in white on their chest. Outside of games they mostly get around by being carried by a teammate or a group of similarly small crabs; although they can get around on their own, it has been described as an “unpleasant auditory experience long-distance” and “something to avoid at literally any cost.”
When in solar eclipses or under the black hole, Podcast’s form has been noted to, on rare occasions, “grow to eclipse view of the Crabs’ defense and, in general, everything on the field” as they pitch, although no videos or Crabs will verify this.
Although Podcast has not said much in interviews about their time in the Shadows, usually sticking to short, quick answers, they have released a small series of tapes to the public dated to their time spent there. Most tapes had semi-corrupted audio, or caused adverse physical effects to listen to, and the rest were reported to “melt like wax” upon improper handling. When asked about this, Podcast declined to comment.
Podcast does not have an apartment, as it would serve as an inconvenience to them; instead, they have taken up permanent residence inside of the Crabitat alongside Squid Galvanic, inside one of the several rooms meant for standing defense.
=== Tapes ===
In opposition to tapes recorded before their emergence into active play, Podcast’s tapes recording their experiences in Blaseball or their constant clawmentary during games they’re pitching cause no physical or mental harm to listen to, and are kept in storage for public re-listening at a local library. 
Several Baltimore residents who attended games in the Crabitat have shown up to local news stations with tapes in hand, found in their pockets or in bags after they left a game Podcast was pitching. When played, these tapes had a full copy of the clawmentary from that game, as well as a signoff from whatever Baltimore Crabs player was the fan’s favorite. Podcast has declined to comment on this as well, other then saying it’s “a deliberate choice” and that they “hope people enjoy!”
Despite their last name, Jacoby Podcast does not, in fact, record podcasts, although they have expressed interest in the concept of them.
Jacoby Podcast/IF-36.232

===Origins===
Much of Podcast's history before joining the Crabs is unclear and could unfortunately only be taken at her word leading to what might be a somewhat unreliable personal history. According to Podcast, she was "a integral part of the Shelled One Pods," and was "vital to the success of any and all plans that were carried out by the Shelled One himself". She will then go on to describe how she was "carelessly cast off by the uncaring and cruel god, and left alone in this cold and unforgiving world." Naturally she decided to move on with her life by picking up the time honoured splort of blaseball.
===Joining the Baltimore Crabs===
After being cast off from the pods, Podcast joined forces with the Baltimore Crabs as they returned from their time in the Big Leagues. Drawn to their history of god killing she swore to take revenge to take vengeance on all Gods for being left behind. Privately, teammate Baldwin Breadwinner has commented that she thinks this sounds more like a "bad breakup, and she'll probably get over it, but I'm glad she's at least cheerful about it." She does however seem to be a favourite of Evelton McBlase II, who was happy to gain someone as enthusiastic about elaborate schemes and pointy collars as he was.
Other Crabs describe Podcast as an excellent pitcher, but one that spends a lot of time asking about the Crab's experience in the Big Leagues, and if there were any other, cooler gods there that might be interested in a sidekick.
===Are You There Greg? It's Me, Jacoby.===
Podcast had heard rumors about the Ohio Worms having their own God that had fell from the sky. When she arrived, she was dismayed to learn that the God, whom the Worms had affectionately nicknamed, "Greg", was dead and could only communicate to a select few which did not include her. 
She brought a flickering bat from the Ballpark's gift shop, hoping that it would bring her to a different God, one preferably alive and in need of a sidekick. 
===Podcasting===
Podcast does not know what a podcast is and wishes people would stop asking her that.
Jacoby Podcast/IF-71.972

===Background===
Jacoby Podcast is a member of the species Coenobita compressus, also known as the Ecuadorian hermit crab or the Pacific hermit crab. In order to pitch, they sit atop a pitching machine, but not that pitching machine. It's a different pitching machine. Podcast picked their last name on the mistaken belief that it was a nautical term, though they have no desire to change it, as Podcast thinks podcasts are "pretty neat."
Despite the fact that C. compressus is normally found on the western coast of South America, Podcast claims to be a Baltimore native. Podcast has been accused of fabricating their history for "crab clout," with many alleging that they are actually from the Appalachia region. They have denied this, insisting that they were born and raised in Maryland, and that they don't even know what a mountain is. Podcast has been the prime suspect in at least one missing persons incident, though the case against them was dropped due to lack of evidence.
===No True Crab===
Though initially very private about the issue, Podcast has become very forthright about how despite being a crustacean, they are not a true crab. As hermit crabs have already undergone Carcinization through evolution, Podcast struggled to find a way to personalize the process. They credit fellow pitcher Finn James with helping them cope with this, stating that "she helped me realized that carcinization isn't about your shape or your physical changes, it's about becoming the version of yourself that you're happiest with."
While they were still playing with the Crabs, Podcast was known to wear synthetic red shells with the team's logo emblazoned on it. These shells are custom made to be safe for them, and they have been a strong proponent raising awareness of how painted shells are dangerous for hermit crabs. They also occasionally wore an eye-stalk hat on top of their eye-stalks, for the goofs.
===Trade to the Worms===
Expressing interesting in "getting out there and meeting other bugs" and a desire to help ex-Crab Luis Acevedo return to xer home in Baltimore, Podcast transferred to the Ohio Worms at the end of Season 15. New teammates Vessalius Sundae and Patchwork Southwick helped Podcast adapted to their new inland home, building them custom tide pools to help mimic their natural habitat. Podcast has had a tense relationship with Pitching Machine, as it has been mistaken for Podcast's pitching machine before, despite being a batter. The relationship between the two improved significantly after Machine left the team, and both have expressed excitement about the prospect of pitching against each other.
Jada Frederick

was a lineup player for the Boston Flowers, and was with the team from the end of the Semi-Centennial game until Fall Ball. Jada has played for the Rising Stars, and was on the Maryland Squirrels during Season A of Ultra League Blaseball, then competed in Season B of Internet League Blaseball until the team's incineration at an unknown point.
==Official League Records==
===History===
Jada was first recorded in the ILB as a Maryland Squirrels player in the Hall of Flame. During the ILB Semi-Centennial, Jada played for the Rising Stars. Jada then fell to the Boston Flowers as a lineup player.
==History==
===Appearance===
Jada Frederick is an older woman with darker skin. Her appearance is altered due to the nature of her dryadic powers and has been seen varying from a full dryadic appearance to a woman with flowers or other plant life growing and attached to her body.
===Personality===
Jada Frederick is believed to be the former captain of the Maryland Squirrels, prior to her Incineration at an unknown point in Pre-History. Due to the large amount of time she spent in the Hall Frederick has difficulty interacting with other players and people, even other members of the Boston Flowers.
Frederick often appears to be somber and serious, likely due to her history. However she is secretly fun-loving and regularly supports the antics of her more chaotic teammates; Sutton Bishop, Gloria Bugsnax, and Lowe Forbes.
Frederick is fiercely protective of the Boston Flowers, wishing to protect them from danger as a way of atoning for her inability to protect her former team, the Maryland Squirrels.
===Sword Master===
Frederick possesses exceptional skill with the blade. She regularly takes over the Forge in the Garden from the Moss Woman to craft new blades for her and her teammates, which she finds meditative and relaxing.
One such sword was "stolen" by Sutton Bishop after Jada Frederick deliberately left it in the open unattended.
===Possum===
Frederick is supported through her trauma and difficulties speaking and interacting with other people by her support possum, Lily.
===Pre-History===
Not much is known of Frederick's time in Pre-History, but it is known that she once had history with David James, a notable Pre-History member of the Boston Flowers
===Group Membership===
Jada Frederick is believed to have become a member of The Gardeners and the Revelers of Spring in hopes of fitting in better with Boston and the modern times.
==Gallery==
File:A digitally drawn image of Jada Frederick alongside her possum Lilly.png|alt=Image of Jada Frederick and Lily the Possum. Jada Frederick is a dark skinned woman with six vines sprouting from her back, she is holding a sword in her hands. Fredericks left eye is also scarred. Lily is a possum with a scarred left eye, and is wearing a flower bonnet around their neck|Jada Frederick and her possum Lily
File:Jada in full armour.png|Jada in full armour by Mortimer_Mekhane
Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Category:Pre-History Players
Category:Resurrected Players
Jade Cya

was a lineup player for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands, and competed in Gamma 4.
==Official League Records==
Cya was first seen as a lineup player for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 4.
During the Party Planning election, Cya attended the Jazz Hands' Mixer, resulting in a combined star increase. 
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Breckenridge Jazz Hands Short Circuits Players
Jake Swinger

was a player in the Shadows for the Hawai'i Fridays, and was with the team from , Day 3 until Fall Ball.
== Official League Records ==
Swinger joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the New York Millennials with .
During the , Swinger gained the modification as a result of the blessing.
On , Day 3, the The Cookout stole Swinger from the New York Millennials and gave them to the Hawai'i Fridays.
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Jamaal Piazza

was a pitcher for the Atlantis Georgias and competed in Gamma 2.
==Official League Record==
Piazza was first seen as a Shadows player for the Atlantis Georgias after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 2.
On Season 2, Day 2, Piazza replaced Christine Splotter in a Night shift, resulting in a stat increase.
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Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Atlantis Georgias Short Circuits Players
Jamazon

Jamazon is a relatively new corporation based out of Seattle, only existing since the latter years of the Blaseball-Glolf Clonflict. However, it has quickly consumed most other companies like a grotesque, mutating amoeba, leading to its current slogan "Jamazon, The Only Company." Its founder and CEO, As Bestos, is currently the richest being in the world. The company originally sold "fun jams on the internet", but has since expanded into every other industry. It is currently the sponsor of the Seattle Garages home stadium, the Hotdogfingers Memorial Climate Pledge Garage and Parking Facility.
==Controversies==
From its inception, Jamazon has been no stranger to controversy. In a press conference only a week after the company was founded, its CEO was quoted as saying "actually Limp Bizkit aren't that bad".
After the Blaseball-Glolf Clonflict, it was revealed through the leaked Partytime Papers that Jamazon had provided half-star players disguised as no-star players to the Glolf team. This led to a massive boycott of Jamazon by Blaseball fans across the globe and the universe at large. To save face, Jamazon "legally acquired" the Seattle Garages' beloved "Big Garage" stadium. 
In XX16, Jamazon was found to have been producing artificial bloopers and marketing them to teams as organically-produced. This safety hazard prompted lawsuits from seven blaseball teams, including the Null Team; however, all were eventually settled out of court.
Around the time that The Forbidden Book was opened, Bestos and Jamazon led a controversial campaign for the promotion of cannibalism, claiming that it was "ethical, profitable, and yummy delicious!" After backlash, the company decided to instead campaign for climate awareness. Concerns have been raised that "awareness" of the "climate" is a dangerous and destructive goal to pursue in a post-Hellmouth era. Spokecreatures for the company have responded, "it's probably fine."
Bestos is personally responsible for burning the homes and salting the fields of Garages pitcher Derrick Krueger, leading to decades of conflict between the two and frequent riots within Hotdogfingers Memorial Climate Pledge Garage and Parking Facility.
Category:Seattle Garages
Category:Corporations