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Blane Aint

was a lineup player for the Hellmouth Sunbeams, and competed in Gamma 3.
==Official League Records==
Aint was first seen as a lineup player for the Hellmouth Sunbeams after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 3.
During the Gamma 3 Midseason Elections, Aint's batting increased from as a result of the Sunbeams' Muscle Warmers amplification.
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Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Hellmouth Sunbeams Short Circuits Players
Blankenship Fischer

was a lineup player for the Charleston Shoe Thieves, and was with the team from until being incinerated on , Day 75.
==Official League Records==
Fischer joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Charleston Shoe Thieves with .
On , Day 75, Fischer was incinerated and replaced by Blood Hamburger.
==Appearance==
Fischer was an occasionally bipedal, 4.8 metre tall batter composed of a single Blaseball coated in living flesh that continuously extruded various types of teeth. These teeth, which posses the characteristics of a variety of known and unknown species, composed the bulk of Fischer's body mass at any given time.
Fischer was sometimes known by the nickname "Howler", due to their habit of continuously screaming during their time at bat. This was particularly notable due to the fact that, throughout many medical examinations over the course of their career, they were never found to possess any kind of vocal folds or respiratory system. 
==Personality==
Fischer's hobbies included horseback riding, video game criticism, and amateur competitive dentistry.
Fischer specialized in stealing non-slip work shoes.
==Incineration==
Fischer was incinerated on , Day 75, following a 9-1 victory over the Los Angeles Tacos. Spectators of the game reported a screaming so loud it ruptured eardrums of nearby players and fans, as well as a smell of melting enamel and burning flesh that one bystander described as "absolutely nightmarish but admittedly very different from what I expected." 
While all the attached portions of Fischer's body were completely destroyed, a single long, twelve-pointed tooth was jarred loose from their body as they writhed in pain, flying across the field and landing at the feet of fellow Shoe Thieves hitter Velasquez Alstott.
==Gallery==
File:Fischer.jpg|Tlopps card by 
File:Teeth miniblaseball.png|Miniblaseballer by @HetreaSky
Category:Original Players
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Category:Incinerated Players
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Category:Former Charleston Shoe Thieves Players
Blaseball-Glolf Clonflict

The Blaseball-Glolf Clonflict was an event in Blaseball History which occured between and around XX44-XX12. It was a conflict between the two, at the time, rival splorts of Blaseball and Glolf, and resulted in the eradication of Glolf.
==Background==
Ever since and before the inception of splorts, Blaseball and Glolf were naturally at odds. The inherently anticapitalist nature of Blaseball frequently caused conflict between fans and players of the splort with those of Glolf, a splort which is said to have had a dangerously antianticapitalist effect on spectators and bystanders in as many as seven offset metaphysics extrusions when played. 
Tensions escalated during the season of XX67 when a severe clerical error caused Glolf and Blaseball games to be scheduled at the same time, in the same physical and metaphysical locations. The violent and energetic mutual annihilation of anticapitalist and antianticapitalist particulates during these games led to 13% more player annihilations than typically accounted for in a regular Blaseball season.
==The Clonflict==
Following the disastrous XX67 season, a coalition of Blaseball players, Umpires, and concessions workers united in an effort to permanently end the danger of Glolf. They challenged the then-dominant Glolf league to a 7 game No-Stars Series in which only the verifiably worst available players from both splorts could compete. 
Both teams played under the rules and regulations of their own splorts. However, the Glolf players made a critical error by failing to ensure the scorers and judges they employed weren't flammable, and after a series of strategic Incinerations by the Blaseball Umpires, it was decided the game would be judged exclusively under Blaseball rules. 
Despite playing a splort in which they lacked training and knoweldge, the Glolf players performed surprisingly well, with the use of motorized carts in lieu of traditional blaserunning proving a critical advantage. The increased performance may also have been due to Jamazon's meddling as outlined in the Partytime Papers. Ultimately, however, the Blaseball players eventually adopted a Hit By Pitch based strategy that quickly resulted in the Glolf team being unable to field enough players to participate, and the game ended in a 6-4 Shame victory for the Blaseball players.
According to the terms of the pre-game agreement, the splort of Glolf was subsequently eradicated from the course of history, its players converted into transbiological materials, and the vast majority of all records of the splort destroyed. Due to a transtemporally binding clause in the agreement, history was altered in all 5.8 directions to remove any and all Glolf games, and as of The Discipline Era of Blaseball, no Glolf games have ever been played.
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Category:Community-Made History
Blaseball 2

Blaseball 2 is a location first discovered during as a result of the Ascension of the Baltimore Crabs the Season prior. On the Depth Chart, it is located at y = 2. It is connected to the Vault, but the specifics of the connection are unknown.
==Description==
Blaseball 2 can be found at blaseball2.com. It is an expanse of clouds with a large, red gate at the center that, as of , has been smashed to unleash Pickled Herring.
In the December 15th, 2020 Inside a Blaseball stream, it was stated that the Shelled One is from Blaseball 2.The Game Band. Inside a Blaseball Episode #2. (15 Dec 2020). "Yes, the Shelled One came from Blaseball 2." (Video) - Via Youtube
===Big Leagues===
The Big Leagues are a mysterious aspect of Blaseball 2. After Ascending, the Baltimore Crabs played in them, and after the Descension, the Atlantis Georgias, Core Mechanics, and Ohio Worms joined the Crabs in being Teams that likely used to play in the Big Leagues. Any specifics as to what play is like in the Big Leagues is unknown, with the exception of teams there being significantly more powerful than the Crabs.
==History==
===Discipline Era===
During , the Baltimore Crabs Ascended as a result of winning their third Championship. However, it was unknown where they went until partway through , where the Groundskeepers of the Discord serverThe Commissioner [@Blaseball] (20 Oct 2020). "Wow! The Groundskeepers found the 1-Blood Blagonball! The League has filed a gag order barring the keepers from divulging the location, effective immediately." (Tweet) - via Twitter. (and later other Fans) discovered blaseball2.com, which at the time showed the Crabs' emoji behind a gate along with the 1-Blood Blagonball behind a cloud. Throughout Season 11, the Telescope widget on the Bulletin was visible, showing the Crabs losing every game except one while playing in the Big Leagues.
===Expansion Era===
After the Descension in , the Crabs' emoji was removed from behind the gate of Blaseball 2. The website remained relatively inactive until the resurrection of Chorby Soul onto the Seattle Garages in , where upon the Garages hitting Level , the red gate warped along with a tweet from Parker MacMillan IIIII asking about "that loud noise." Soul was once again resurrected onto the New York Millennials, causing another slam, further warping, and another concerned tweet.
The gate remained severely warped until , Day 75, in which the Ohio Worms utilized a combination of their Heavy-Handed Modification, a Chorby Soul Replica, and the partnership of two Uncle Plasma and Liquid Friend Replicas in order to reach y = 2 on the Depth Chart. Upon hitting Level , the gate at Blaseball 2 finally broke, unleashing Pickled Herring upon the league. Using Herring, Fans could unredact redacted Feed items.
During Season 24, Blaseball 2 gave its position on the Immaterial Plane to the Vault, turning from y = 2 to (1, 1).
==See Also==
*Vault
*Ascension
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Category:Places
Category:Rules
Blaseball Blacksmith

Blaseball, the game, at a certain point in the forever long history of Blaseball, recognized the need for armaments. A blacksmith became the Blaseball Blacksmith, forever forging the weapons which which The Game is played. There is no centralized forge, there is no common mold. The Blacksmith now uses the heat of being and the craft of ages to manifest bats for all players of all leagues. He is chronically unstable. There have been rumors on teams of a "batsmith," but these have ambiguous relationships to The Blacksmith.
The Blacksmith manifests implements for any and all players at the moment of their desire for said implement. These "bats" are personal and unique, often crafted with a anthropomorphantasy core and shell of cedar, pine or similar earth-wood. A living Phoenix feather with a voice eerily similar to Gilbert Godfrieds embodies Wing's Pitcher Silvia Rugrat's "bat" (should she ever be given occasion to use it). Allison Abbott of the Seattle Garages famed Nail Bat is also a personalized implement.
The Blacksmith's only moment of consternation in the last millennia came upon the discovery of weapons, designs which never crossed his mind and are outside his realm of understanding. Jessica Telephone and York Silk, as such, are considered otherworldly. The Blacksmith does not differentiate from the wielder and the wielded.
He is close, interpersonal friends with Guy Flieri, and they have been seen sharing wings on multiple verandas in Italy.
Category:Entities
Blaseball Chips

Blaseball Chips are currency that can be used by Participants to bet on Blaseball matches. They replaced Coins in the Return(s) of Blaseball.
Chips can be used for several activities, such as:
*Gambling
*Purchasing Votes
If a Fan runs out of Chips, they will receive the boon "Universal Bets and Influence" every real-world 24 hour period, starting with Day 24 each season. This boon grants 100 Chips and 20 Votes. 
Category:Lore
Blaseball Coins

Blaseball Coins are currency that can be used by Participants to bet on Blaseball matches. In the Discipline and Expansion Eras, they could be used to purchase Concessions.
Blaseball Coins are a gift from the Blaseball Gods. One can use them for many different activities such as: 
*Gambling
*Election votes
*Facilitating more gambling
*Funding Renovations
*Sending Gifts
If a participant runs out of Blaseball Coins they may beg the Blaseball Gods for more and will receive them, for the Blaseball Gods are benevolent.
At the end of the Expansion Era, Blaseball Coins ceased to exist due to the incineration of the Coin by the Rogue teams on , Day 81.
With the Return(s) of Blaseball, Blaseball Coins were replaced by Blaseball Chips. 
Category:Lore
Blaseball Consistency Principle

The Blaseball Consistency Principle is a theorized principle of interdimensional harmonics stating that the events and outcomes of Blaseball games are consistent across all possible dimensions. It was first postulated in the early days of the Interdimensional Rumor Mill based on observations of other dimensions, and become the foundation of much of Blaseball metaphysics.
Recently this principle has become controversial, as it has been discovered that a very small percentage of IRM entries do in fact indicate divergences. Statistically if there was no force acting to ensure consistency a much greater variety of outcomes would be expected, but the few exceptions cannot be fully explained by current theories of Blaseball metaphysics.
Researchers and occultists have attempted to resolve this discrepancy in a variety of ways:
* Suggesting ways in which observed discrepancies might be interpreted in ways that do not actually violate the principle.
* Theorizing that the Grand Unslam fractured Blaseball's metaphysical structure, allowing previously-impossible violations of the principle to occur.
* Proposing that these dimensions are unreal "non-canon" worlds created by temporary fluctuations in underlying audiospatial resonance.
* Claiming that these divergent dimensions are following a separate consistency principle associated with hitherto unknown splort or splort-like platonic objects.
The passing of the Alternate Reality decree has for the first time allowed Blaseball players to visit dimensions outside the one they originated in, offering new potential avenues for research into this topic.
Blaseball History

Blaseball History is the collection of, and scholarly discipline related to, the events, non-events, games, elections, and unhappenings of Blaseball, as well as their appropriate order and disorder in the Blaseball timeline. 
Because the Blaseball timeline is non-linear, it is extremely difficult to position events within an absolute frame of reference. Within smaller windows such as individual games, or seasons, the progression of time typically has a low enough variability so as to appear fully linear, but on broader scales this kind of strict categorization becomes impossible. As such, a variety of competing viewpoints on how to appropriately conceive of causality in Blaseball exist.
That said, it is popularly believed to have been created by Tertullian Blase.
See: Ancient Blaseball, Anteumperial Epoch, The Discipline Era
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Category:Community-Made History
Blaseball Media

The splort of Blaseball has in a short time become a huge subject of media attention, with a rapid proliferation of magazine columns, radio shows, and print books contributing to its instant adoption as the world’s keystone splort. This broader field is referred to as Blaseball Media. As of mid-2020, the field was undergoing unprecended expansion correlating to the explosive popularity of the splort.
== Print periodicals ==
* Halifax Gazette - A weekly Halifax newspaper which features a splorts column by Paul Cartography.
* THE SUN IS OUR ???? - The Seattle-based Official Zine of the Seattle Garages.
* Le Journal de Montreal des Gens - A Montreal daily newspaper which frequently features writing about Blaseball, despite the fact that the sport is can longer be played in the city. 
*Glossip - A decentralized Blaseball tabloid.
*The Saints Palor Times- A Hellmouth paper chronicling the team's innermost thoughts and prayers for mercy.
*New York Tlimes - A generalist New York-based newspaper with a sizable Blaseball column.
== Books ==
* Blaseball’s Army by Jimmy Cartography
* Taking Fourth Base by Grassman G. Gee
== Broadcast television ==
* Canadian Corporation for Broadcasting (CCB) - Canada’s federally funded, national broadcaster. Anchor Peter Bridgemans of primetime news program The Nationale was one of the country’s first and biggest Blaseball boosters.
*The Moody Cookbook, a daytime television show staring Moody Cookbook, of the Hades Tigers.
*Eternal Sports Transmission Network or ESTN
== Radio shows ==
* Blaseball Radio, an internet broadcast.
* Radio Free Blaseball 
* Blases Loaded! 
* What’s Inside the Book?
* Diamond of Shame with John Diamond
* Howard Stick’s Player’s Corner
== Podcasts ==
* Take Me Out To The Blall Game
* The Tillman Experience
*Blase Closed
== News outlets ==
*Blaseball News Network
*Bluzzfeed Splorts
* Blaseball Enquirer
=== Official Blaseball Announcements ===
* Blaseball Commissioner - @blaseball
=== Blaseball Associations ===
* Blaseball Announcers' Guild - @BlaseballAG
* Blaseball Players Union - @BlaseballUnion
=== Blaseball Press Coverage ===
* AM9940.7x-INFERNO - @AM9940_INFERNO
*Blaseball Enquirer - @BlaseballRumors
*Blaseball News Network - @BlaseballNews
* Blaseball Radio - @Blaseball_radio
* Blaseball Slaturday - @BSlaturday
* BluzzFeed Splorts - @BluzzFeed
* ESTN Blasbeall - @ESTNBLaseball
*The Glorge Michele Splorts Macheen - @SplortsMacheen
*Splorts Caster - @SplortsCaster
* Talking Blaseball - @Tblaseball
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Category:Press
Blaseball Official Anime

Blaseball officials created the Blaseball Official Anime, titled Blaseball no Kokoro (Heart of Blaseball), in an attempt to usurp the massive power of “baseball” in Japan. Unfortunately, it was largely unsuccessful. However, many Blaseball fans look to it as an accurate and meaningful depiction of the splort, and when no games are on, streaming services have reported that it is one of the most streamed shows on their websites.
The anime was produced by Studio Blones in collaboration with blaseball officials. Production was announced two days before it was completed, and it was released a day later. Speculation of overworked animators arose, but Studio Blones put out a statement, saying:
“Everyone involved in the project was seized by the wondrous spirit of blaseball, and as a result the anime was finished early.”
Although the anime features actual blaseball teams, all players in the anime are made up.
== Story ==
Blaseball no Kokoro begins following rookie Steaks player Hana Saki after she hits the first home run of her career. It chronicles the rise of the Steaks as they work to win the series, as well as Hana’s growth in her skill at the splort, and the friends she makes as a player.
Blaseball Surgeon

was a pitcher for the Real Game Band.
== Official League Records ==
Surgeon joined Internet League Blaseball as a pitcher for the Real Game Band during the inaugural Coffee Cup. They were percolated during Round 1, Game 2 of the Coffee Cup. They currently have the record for shortest blaseball career - 1/3 of an inning (3 pitches to induce a groundout) before being percolated, resulting in a career ERA of 0.00.
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Category:Players
Category:Coffee Cup
Category:Pitchers
Blaserunning

Blaserunning is a player Modification first seen in the that causes a player to earn 0.2 runs when stealing a base. 
==Effect==
Players with Blaserunning will score 0.2 runs whenever they steal a base. 
==History==
Blaserunning was first seen in the Season 10 Election as a result of the An Actual Airplane Blessing. It was awarded to Thomas Dracaena of the New York Millennials, who did not steal a base until Season 11, Day 47 to create the first fractional score in blaseball. 
Dracaena lost the modification with the overhaul of the Items system in , and no other players in the Discipline or Expansion Eras have received a permanent version of this modification. Blaserunning resurfaced in the form of randomly-generated items, with the first such item (Shoes of Blaserunning) given to Marquez Clark in Glitter Weather on , Day 76.
==Trivia==
*While Blaserunning has not been seen as a Player modification in Internet League Blaseball since Thomas Dracaena, two Pre-History Players have been seen with the Blaserunning modification: Margarito Adams of the Antarctic Fireballs, and Reggie Moran of the New Hampshire Eggplants.
==See Also==
List of Item Drops with the Blaserunning modification
Category:Player Modifications
Category:Item Modifications
Blaserunning/Item Events

This is a list of all Items that have dropped bearing the Blaserunning Modification element. 
Item name 	Receiving player 	Date 	Source
Shoes of Blaserunning 	Marquez Clark 	, Day 76 	Community Chest
Brambly Necklace of Blaserunning 	Jasmine Washington	, Day 30 	Community Chest
Clutch Cap of Blaserunning 	Fran Beans 	, Day 63 	Community Chest
Sunglasses of Blaserunning 	Aurora Blortles 	, Day 23 	Prize Match
Smokey Rock Necklace of Blaserunning 	Pitching Machine 	, Day 59 	Community Chest
Hot Cap of Blaserunning 	Sixpack Santiago 	, Day 59 	Community Chest
Jersey of Blaserunning 	Cannonball Sports 	, Day 23 	Community Chest
Cool Socks of Blaserunning 	Scarlet Caster 	, Day 81 	Community Chest
Helmet of Blaserunning 	Ortiz Lopez 	, Day 11 	Community Chest
Limestone Ring of Blaserunning 	Betsy Trombone 	, Day 25 	Prize Match
Brambly Sunglasses of Blaserunning 	Vessalius Sundae 	, Day 41 	Community Chest
Underhanded Shoes of Blaserunning 	Mindy Kugel 	Season 20 Latesiesta	Gift Shop, Underhanded Cap Drop
Travelling Rock Shoes of Blaserunning	Goobie Ballson 	, Day 73 	Community Chest
Parasitic Bat of Blaserunning 	Foxy Pebble 	, Day 95 	Prize Match
Prized Air Shoes of Blaserunning 	Winnie Hess 	, Day 14 	Prize Match
Cap of Blaserunning 	Ankle Halifax 	, Day 7 	Community Chest
Air Jersey of Blaserunning 	Frankie Incarnate 	, Day 79 	Community Chest
Shoes of Blaserunning 	Rosales Darkness 	, Day 3 	Community Chest
Air Glove of Blaserunning 	Abbott Wright 	, Day 3 	Community Chest
Chunky Rock Necklace of Blaserunning 	Brock Watson 	, Day 29 	Community Chest
Sharp Cap of Blaserunning 	Donna Milicic 	, Day 29 	Community Chest
Blasphemy

Blaseball was plunged into a state of Blasphemy following the Peanut Fraud of early (Monday, August 3, 2020) when all of Blaseball was replaced with a large rotating peanut—now known as The Peanut—and featuring the word "BLASPHEMY" in red. 
During Blasphemy, no games could be observed, no betting took place, and no votes could be cast. Though games could not be observed, they still took place, and the Season 3 Day 4 games that were stopped were completed unobserved during the Blasphemy period. No Coins from winning bets or team wins were awarded for these games, perhaps as punishment for the Peanut Crimes. 
== String of Letters ==
On the Blasphemy page, observers could reveal a string of letters above the word "BLASPHEMY" by highlighting them.
 JHFMTOJMNPSMLMDGFOSEZDTMJWHPADAACGRT
During the Blasphemy period not long after, this string of letters changed to the following.
 JHFMTOJMNPSMLMDGFOSEZDTMJWHPADAACGRTBB 
It is commonly speculated that these letters represented the initials of all of the incinerated players. The "BB" added to the end of the string during the Blasphemy period is very likely to represent Bennett Browning, who was incinerated during the unobservable portion of the Season 3 Day 4 games.
Additional periods of Blasphemy were observed throughout Season 3 Day 5, which may or may not have been linked to the additional incinerations that occurred on that day.
== Legacy ==
See the main article on The Peanut.
Though it was thought to be a one-off appearance at the time, The Peanut has made other appearances since the Blasphemy incident. Later appearances occurred during The Grand Unslam and during the Season 3 postseason. 
Messages displayed during this incident seemed to indicate that The Peanut itself was speaking directly to fans, possibly characterizing the large legume as a sentient being. It is currently unclear if The Peanut speaks for the Blaseball Gods, but the judgemental tone of these messages has led fans to this conclusion.
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Category:History
Blastardball

Blastardball (known informally as Bastardball) is an obscure splort played in several high schools across Europe and North America. The game is played with two teams of thirteen players, and has been compared to blaseball, sloccer, mixed mlartial arts, ice hlockey, and the Friday the 13th film franchise. 
The splort is named for the "poor unlucky blastard", the smallest player on each team, who is used as the ball. It is also named for the unmitigated blastardry that is encouraged during play. Points are scored by throwing, blasting, or threatening the enemy team's poor unlucky blastard into their own goal. No points are granted for inflicting grievous bodily harm on your opponents, but it is still encouraged. Games end when one team are completely incapacitated, or when a team's poor unlucky blastard begins crying and goes home. 
The most common composition for a Blastardball team is:
* 1 Poor Unlucky Blastard (ball)
* 1 Goalkeeper (backfield)
* 2 Volleyers (front/midfield)
* 2 Defenders (mid/backfield)
* 2 Pitchforkers (front/midfield)
* 1 Rifleman (backfield)
* 2 Mortar Squad (backfield)
* 2 Trenchdiggers (front/mid/backfield)
But teams are allowed to distribute players into whatever roles they see fit, as long as they have exactly one poor unlucky blastard. 
Blastardball has been outlawed in several countries, and is condemned by the Geneva Conventions as "the most pointlessly cruel splort in existence".
Category:Splorts