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Excalibat

Excalibat is a wooden swordbat lodged within a stone that rests within the PolyArmory of the PolyHedron. It is said to be a powerful artifact of yore that has been used many times throughout history to resolve conflict and strife.
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==Inscription==
The swordbat has an inscription burned into its wood, a series of mystical runes, on both sides. The generally accepted translation of the runes reads as follows: on one side “when the coin is flipped” the other “take me out to the blallgame”. San Francisco historians and Renaissance Fair enthusiasts alike have long argued over which order the inscription is to be read in, while many others in the community have said, “It’s probably not that big of a deal.”
==The Legend==
A prophecy has been handed down amongst San Francisco residents, that when the swordbat is pulled from the stone it will be considered an omen of dark times to come. The one who pulls it shall be the “Chosen One”, someone who knows what it is to be loved by others and themselves. The wielder shall become a beacon of love and hope for others in the coming darkness.
==History and Origins==
It is unknown where the legendary swordbat originated from or who crafted it. Even the San Francisco Lovers’ very own Batsmith is said to know only rumors and tales. However, the swordbat does have an interesting history in the foundational roots of present day San Francisco.
In the year XX54, Queen King I acquired Excalibat from longtime San Francisco resident, The Lady of the Bay, who was said to have “borrowed” it from the legendary lost island kingdom of Alcatravalon. King I used Excalibat to unite the various warring Feudal Fairs. King I intended to find Alcatravalon to return the swordbat since it was, “Rude to keep something that you’ve borrowed for too long.” However, King I having just unified the Feudal Fairs, found herself crowned ruler of what had now become The Royal Kingdom of San Francisco. King I sent one of her most trusted knights to return the swordbat, however after multiple attempts trying to locate the lost kingdom, he settled for thrusting it into a stone at the San Francisco Museum of Myths and Legends. This piece of stone, famously known as “The Rock”, is said to have come from the lost kingdom of Alcatravalon’s very own walls. According to this unnamed knight, it was “Close enough, right?”
Sometime around XX89, upon the formation of The San Francisco Lovers and the construction of The Polyhedron stadium, Excalibat and The Rock had appeared within the stadium’s walls in what would soon be known as the PolyArmory. There are no recorded details on HOW it was transported or by whom, it was simply there.
Category:Items
Category:San Francisco Lovers
Ezekiel Throckmorton

was a player in the Shadows for the Seattle Garages, and was with the team from the until Fall Ball. Throckmorton has previously played for the New York Millennials.
== Official League Records ==
Throckmorton joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the New York Millennials as the Millennials' Playoff Birth.
Throckmorton was traded to the Seattle Garages' Shadows with no replacement during the via the blessing.
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Category:Playoff Births
Category:Players with the Nullified modification
FWXBC

FWXBC (or Flat White Ex-Blaseball Clubjoel a clark [@joel_a_clark] (14 Nov 2020). "flat white ex-blaseball club" (Tweet) - via Twitter.) were a blaseball team that participated in the inaugural Coffee Cup between and . They were captained by Thomas Dracaena and Castillo Turner.
==Official League Records==
Members of FWXBC were chosen because their Coffee Style is Flat White. Turner and Dracaena were chosen as captains because out of eligible players, they had the highest-rated pitching and batting, respectively. The remaining roster was determined by a combination of being idolized and star rating.
FWXBC had a soundly successful time in the Coffee Cup. In Round 1, they defeated the Pandemonium Artists 3-1, and had the same record in Round 2 against Milk Proxy Society. They swept the Society Data Witches in the semifinals, qualifying for the Coffee Cup finals against Inter Xpresso. This is where the team's luck came to an end: they were swept by Xpresso and finished the tournament as runners-up.
FWXBC did not see play following the Coffee Cup and did not migrate to post-Beta Blaseball, meaning the team is now defunct.
==Roster==
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Category:Teams
Category:FWXBC
Category:Coffee Cup
Facts/Lore Disambiguation Guide

This page is the definitive guide for what on this wiki is considered Hard Facts, and what is Community Lore developed by the community. This page can and will change depending on how the official game of Blaseball changes. Anything that falls under the list of Hard Facts is unchanging by anyone except The Commissioner (aka the developers of Blaseball.com).
== Hard Facts ==
* Player names
* Team names
* Team cities
* Player ratings
* Player status
* Incinerations
* Game events
* Game results
* Ticker quotes
* Game mechanics
* Season events
* Commissioner tweets
* Umpire statements (as posted on the official Discord)
In general, knowable things about the game of Blaseball come from Blaseball.com, and they are considered Hard Facts. Two additional sources include The Commissioner's Twitter account and messages from the Umpires in the official Discord server. This can be a little fuzzy, as sometimes The Commissioner will retweet some fan art, or the Umps will joke about something written on this wiki. Information from these sources is taken on a case by case basis.
== Community Lore ==
Anything outside of the above list is considered Community Lore. Examples of such things include, but are not limited to:
* Player pronouns
* Player nicknames
* Player histories
* Team stadiums
* Team logos and art
* Extra-blaseball histories
* City details
* Non-player beings
This list is not exhaustive. Community lore is ever expanding and is covering new topics every day.
Facts Machine

Facts Machine is a being first appearing in Season 1. They communicate exclusively by posting Messages containing facts about the game of Blaseball.
==History==
===Season 1===
Facts Machine first appeared in Season 1 in the new message tab. Throughout the Season they sent facts about Blaseball, first appearing in a message sent during the first two days.
On Day 24 they sent another message this one about the leaders in various rankings of players and teams.
Between Day 28 and Day 30 they sent two more messages. The first covered elections.
The second referenced The Fifth Base rule.
Sometime between Day 44 and Day 46 they submitted a message covering the records of some plays players had made.
The Facts Machine submitted a message appearing to respond to the belching of the decree "NEW Open the Forbidden Book" from the Black Hole before Day 49.
Around Day 69 the Facts Machine submitted another message presumably related to the Tokyo Lift entering party time.
After the end of the Season on Day 90, Facts Machine sent out a message, detailing current leaders of certain achivements in the League.
Following the Election, the Facts Machine sent a message in response to the winning Decree, NEW Open the Forbidden Book. 
===Season 2===
After Day 26 Facts Machine sent a message detailing current leaders of certain achivements in the League, that Season.
Sometime before or during Day 70 Facts Machine sent another message covering League Leaders
Sometime after Day 90 the Facts Machine sent a tracking of Season League Leaders, before the Postseason.
After Day 100, in response to an error when the Yellowstone Magic played in the Good Conference rather than the Evil Conference and the Moab Hellmouth Sunbeams played in the Evil Conference rather than the Good Conference, during the second round of the Postseason, Facts Machine posted a message.
===Season 3===
Category:Entities
Famous Oconnor

Famous Oconnor was a pitcher for the Yellowstone Magic, and was with the team from until being incinerated on , Day 65. 
== Official League Records ==
Oconnor joined the ILB as a pitcher for the Yellowstone Magic with .
On , Day 65, Oconnor was incinerated and replaced by Cory Twelve.
== Reputation and Controversy ==
Famous Oconnor was notoriously bad at blaseball, and therefore was often known to Magic fans as Infamous Oconnor. Nevertheless, they kept their spot in the pitching rotation. The fact that their parents owned the Yellowstone Magic surely had nothing to do with this. 
== Fan Works ==
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== References ==
Category:Players
Category:Original Players
Category:Incinerated Players
Famous Owens/IF-10.49

=== History ===
Famous Owens was once a chain of protein-packed chicken restaurants in Hades. The restaurant catered to many of the fallen heroes and warriors of Hades, serving the most protein-packed chicken in Hades and in the world above. That was, until the staff decided to unionize. Right as they were transitioning to becoming a worker-owned business, they were struck by a flood of water from the river Styx, trapping them inside their establishments. The only thing to survive was the mascot of Famous Owens, an incredibly buff chicken with black feathers and glowing red eyes, that is piloted by the spirits of the restaurant. Owens joined the Tigers in hope of raising enough funds to restart the chain some day.
Owens may not be the strongest of the Tigers pitching staff, but he does look the strongest.
Famous Owens/IF-11.489

Famous Owens is most known for being a seller of numerous fine wares such as essential oils and copper. Owens remains one of the most renowned sellers of fine copper ingots up to this day. Some critics have claimed that Owens did not give them their copper, that they sent their messenger empty handed across countries and did this multiple times. Numerous other complaints can be found in their entirety in Owens’ house, where regular tours are held as well as updates on their social media accounts.
When Owens swapped to the Breckenridge Jazz Hands, they were chased out of the dugout by Sumerian blacksmith Mikan Hammer and forced back to the Hades Tigers.
Famous Owens/IF-11.903

Famous Owens is a no good and horrible raccoon who enjoys frolicking through the trash. Taking a considerable amount of glee in awful behaviour, they are known to stare unblinking into onlookers' eyes while tipping over garbage cans, slowly pushing cups off of edges, and eating various disgusting things they found.
Unfortunately, Owens is also a dashing rogue and in spite of how incredibly infuriating these antics are, their teammates and fans cannot help but find the terrible gremlin endearing. Up until they realise Owens stole their lunch. It is unclear how a raccoon came to play the splort of blaseball, but the prevailing rumour is that Owens annoyed Hades so much that he placed them onto the field of play as punishment. Unfortunately, this backfired after Owens turned out to be both good at the game and enormously capricious, playing well for only so long as it held their interest. Indeed, the Sixth Circle Stadium has a number of special, sound-proofed boxes for spectators to enter and curse Owens out after they blew a three-run lead at the bottom of the ninth. Again. 
Owens is a notorious face thief, which is to say, they collect party masks that they find in the trash. It's horrifying.
During the Semi-Centenniel, an alleged incident concerning Owens occurred. While neither Owens nor any other Tigers were publically sighted during the match, city sanitation reported an uptick in turned over dumpsters and garbage cans throughout Hades. Certain homes were vandalized more heavily, with trash strewn across a larger area, sometimes reaching the inside of their owner's homes. While seemingly unconnected, officials soon concluded that those who have had the insides of their homes vandalized were often Blaseball fans who had idoled Tiger player Lottie Ceilingfan, whose presence on the idolboard has resulted in a summon to join the League's Rising Stars as a shadow player. While there has been no official response to this conspiracy theory, an undisclosed Tigers player had snickered before saying, quote, “lmao deserve”.
Famous Owens/IF-12.19

===History===
Famous Owens is an Other that wears many stolen faces and has the uncanny ability to make it feel like you've seen them somewhere before. Little is known about them outside of their blaseball career.
The owners of the faces Owens has stolen have yet to be identified. Owens insists they were stolen, but assures us it was “completely justified.”
When pitching, Owens will often assume a face the batter thinks they recognize in order to throw them off. This technique has proven very effective.
Famous Owens/IF-156.2

=== Personality ===
Famous Owens is strangely familiar. They have your grandfather’s hands, your best friend’s laugh and the effortlessly attractive tousled hair of your first high school crush. They have the nervous tic you noticed on a stranger last week, the nod that your barkeep gives you, the soothing voice of the kind lecturer whose classes you couldn’t stop dozing off in.
Owens denies there is anything untoward about their appearance. When questioned, they say they “just have one of those faces, I guess.”
Of course, all that matters to Tigers fans is that Owens has a throwing arm unlike anyone you know.
Famous Owens/IF-18.18

It has recently become an unspoken, yet widely carried belief that Famous Owens is, in fact, Zeus in a very poor disguise. The only reason that this rumor seems to be unspoken is that even uttering the name "Zeus" in Hades can lead to being sentenced to ten thousand days and nights in the river Phlegethon. 
Reasons cited for this belief:
* On two separate occasions, Owens appears to have thrown bolts of lightning in place of the standard blaseball. Both pitches were considered balls, as they could not be considered to have crossed the plate.
* Occasionally, Owens seems to turn to people deciding which of the numerous zoos in Hades to go visit, and then ask who was talking to him.
* When drinking, Owens tends to like to ramble about "that one time they turned into golden rain."
* When asked if they were surprised about winning their second straight Internet Series in Season 4, they responded by saying "Absolutely not! How could we lose with the mighty Zeu.... zooming Zion Aliciakeyes on our team?"
It is also widely theorized that Hades himself is in no way fooled by Owens' shoddy disguise and in fact, Hades keeps Owens around in hopes that they will be incinerated by a rogue umpire.
Famous Owens/IF-19.416

=== People Skills ===
Famous Owens knows a guy. Regardless of what you’re asking for, how hard it would be, or how quickly it has to happen, Owens knows a guy who can help, for a price you’ll begrudgingly accept.
For straightforward requests guys Owens knows will usually just ask for money. For more esoteric requests, Owens knows more esoteric guys. Those who have asked for his help report being asked to trade things such as valuable items, stars, shoes, teeth, or precious memories. Whatever the cost, guys Owens knows have never failed to deliver.
Famous Owens/IF-21.661

Famoss 'Famous' Owens is a sentient patch of moss located in the Elysian Fields. Their location is renowned as a place of incredible natural beauty, and the 'essential' oils secreted from the land around them are purported to be fabulous for one's skin. As a result, Owens is deeply beloved and indeed, Famous, and people make the voyage from far away to visit them.
Hades cut a deal with Owens for a constant supply of these oils, in exchange allowing them to play blaseball. Hades later learned he definitely got the raw end of the deal. Despite being moss, Owens has the natural flair and showmanship of a salesperson, sometimes causing their play to go awry when they insert special offer plugs into their walk up. 
Owens took the opportunity of their shadowing in to develop new strains of oils, using their vast blaseball experience to alter the composition of the decomposition. These fresh new products, including eau de la Scrungle, and the Ump Ash Compress, have sold like hot cakes.
Famous Owens/IF-24.76

=== Personality ===
No one can remember Famous Owens before they joined the Tigers, In fact, management claims they don't even remember hiring them. One thing is for sure though, everyone who meets Owens immediately recognizes them as being famous. 
Fans are often heard saying things like, "You know, they're from that thing! The show with the other guy? No wait, that was someone else."
It is rumored that Famous Owens' has three "arms." However, this has not been confirmed as there are no known photos, artist depictions, or effigies of Owens.
Category:Nominative Determinism
Famous Owens/IF-27.614

Famous Owens is style and charm. Famous Owens is audacious enough to swan into a VIP party without an invitation and suave enough to convince everyone they were on the guest list the entire time. Perhaps they were. Famous Owens is mysterious and alluring, a promise of intrigue and drama, a story waiting to be told. Famous Owens will dazzle you with a smile, infuriate you with supreme confidence, and then, with a wink and a smile, be gone in an instant.
Famous Owens is dangerous and not to be trusted.
Amidst the Tigers, Owens has long held a rivalry with Hiroto Wilcox, stemming from their first days as teammates and intensifying in Wilcox's captaincy. Owens appears to relish in frustrating Wilcox. Wilcox in turn takes satisfaction of bringing Owens down to earth with a crash. Sometimes literally. She might be the only one who can.
Little information can be found on Owens's origins and there is no record of any pre-ILB blaseball career. What scant snippets that have been retrieved have left more questions than answers, the type of questions one hesitates to ask, faced with the gleam in Owens's eye, the casual caress of a frozen face in the lining of their coat.
Their coat. Woven of deceit and triumph, of bargains and contracts, of sorrow and desperation and joy and gratitude. Stolen faces? No no, darling, I am certainly no manner of thief. Perhaps, casting your gaze across those visages, screaming, angry, fearful, laughing, you may content yourself with such a reply.
Owens is, perhaps, a demon, or a spirit, or an ambitious denizen of Hades who has cut the right deals and stabbed the right backs to attain great prestige in the Underworld... or at least did, once upon a time. The air of lost glory and tarnished stardom clings to them, draping their shoulders with faint recognition. They were someone, once, you're sure of it. But... who? To which stage did they stake their claim? Which posters bear their name and face? In which cities were they lauded?
You cannot recall.
Famous Owens/IF-38.300

Famous Owens is a renowned musician best known for their jazz and their career with the Hades Tigers. As a musician, they have played a wide variety of instruments but are most known for their pan flute, bouzouki and French horn. Due to their skill and extensive history, Owens has attracted a wide following. They might be more widely known for their shifting identities and preference for smaller or remote venues. This also leads to difficulty in accurately attributing music to Owens. Most fans and scholars agree that Owens has been known as a musician for at least three centuries, and transitioned from playing traditional folk music (then called "just normal music") to jazz. While various theories have been made, there is no consensus on when this shift in genre occurred due to Owen's desire for "mystery and a little drama" and the difficulty in tracing authorship. 
Outside of blaseball, Owens is known for releasing multiple hit records and their live performances. While critical reception remains divided, most of their releases have retained popularity or have gained cult followings over the decades. Despite this, Owen's career as a jazz musician was not uncovered until late into their career as a blaseball player. Many fans have defended themselves, saying that Owens' various masks and aliases made it difficult to identify the musician. In addition, accurately attributing records to Owens has been an open problem in music. Owens was known to change names, covers and credits on their albums, including within or between production runs of the same records. In addition, they would frequently change tracklists- adding, removing or occasionally changing songs without renaming them, making it even more difficult to track their full discography. 
A constant on the Hades Tigers, Owens briefly feedbacked with Jazz Hand Spears Rogers to much booing. They then feedbacked back to the Tigers in the last out of the game, to even louder boos and hysterical crying. When asked, Owens claimed that they did not feel sufficiently artistically challenged in Hades and felt that a move to Breckenridge would better suit them. When asked why they swapped back, Rogers, who had not been present in the press conference, interjects and claims that Owens was scared of competition. The conference devolved into the two attempting to outplay each other. Multiple articles have described the music performed as "jaw-dropping" and "some of the greatest music I've ever heard". Multiple splorts journalists were later accosted by their musical colleagues out of jealousy, leading to a rash of public feuds between the two fields. Notably, some who were present later quit their respective publications to follow Owens, Rogers or both.
Famous Owens/IF-38.474

=== Detective Career ===
Famous Owens was a licensed private investigator before joining the Tigers and has an office in Hades with “Owens, PI” on the front door in peeling gold letters. Owens’s detective firm has listings in the Red Papers under “detective,” “private investigator,” and “trouble.”
Famous Owens has, notably, only ever solved one case. 
A self-written novelization titled “The Famous Case” sold at auction in XX20, and publication is expected in XX23.
Famous Owens/IF-38.54

=== History ===
People can’t quite put their finger on it, but they’ve seen Famous Owens somewhere before. Some see Owens in dreams, while others see them in the mirror when they don’t recognise themselves. Owens’ visage is said to be good luck if a person sees them while looking in the reflection of water. Others say the image draws the vain towards their own watery demise.
Famous Owens/IF-41.987

The 'Woe Moss Faun' Famous Owens is a faun residing in Tartarus who has been playing blaseball, so they claim, since before the sport was invented. They are very proud of their coat of fur, which harbours a natural growth of shimmering green moss that results in a resplendent finish. A theatrical individual with a penchant for melodramatically flinging themself about as soon as anything remotely inconveniences them, their team begrudgingly tolerates Owens due to their unerring knowledge of any party within a ten mile radius. Their team regrets this decision whenever Owens shows up nursing a hangover and/or decides that 'it's too lit' for them to pitch normally.
Upon being shadowed in , Owens dedicated themself to a series of short-lived enterprises, including opening their own Tartarus nightclub (closed for being 'too much party for The Man to handle', supposedly), starting up their own fashion line (went bust due to Owens' exacting standards of quality control), and supporting Kick Rocks as an assistant pitching coach (kicked out for using this as an excuse to heckle Hiroto Wilcox and enable Dunlap Figueroa's constant monologuing). They eventually settled into instructing dance choreography for a local theatre troupe, with a side role as an assistant sloccer coach, where Owens' vast experience of feigning injury has come in handy.
Owens claims not to miss playing blaseball, since obviously everyone else requires centuries of game time in order to catch up to them, but they have yet to miss a home game while shadowed, and can often be seen with a wistful expression on their face.
* Supposedly Owens was close in some regard to Yazmin Mason, but they go uncharacteristically tight-lipped whenever the deer pitcher is brought up.