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Reform

was a Will introduced in the Expansion Era which allowed Fans to reroll the permanent modifications of players on their Team.
This Will was active from to .
==Mechanics==
To vote for Reform, Fans are prompted to choose a player on their Team, and then choose a permanent modification that player currently has. The outcome of this Will is random.
Certain modifications are unable to be rerolled, with some examples being Returned, Ego+, and Hard Boiled.
==Election Results==
===Season 15===
Filing Team 	Player 	Old Modification	New Modification	Final Odds
Baltimore Crabs 	Kennedy Loser	 	 	36%
Chicago Firefighters	Lou Roseheart	 	 	27%
Seattle Garages 	Chorby Soul 	 	 	4%
===Season 16===
Filing Team 	Player 	Old Modification	New Modification	Final Odds
Charleston Shoe Thieves	Velasquez Alstott	 	 	34%
===Season 17===
Filing Team 	Player 	Old Modification	New Modification	Final Odds
LA Unlimited Tacos 	Basilio Fig 	 	 	41%
Hawai'i Fridays 	Beck Whitney 	 	 	4%
Charleston Shoe Thieves	Velasquez Alstott 	 	 	35%
Seattle Garages 	Jaylen Hotdogfingers	 	 	32%
New York Millennials 	Chorby Short 	 	 	31%
===Season 18===
Filing Team 	Player 	Old Modification	New Modification	Final Odds
Charleston Shoe Thieves	Esme Ramsey	 	 	1%
===Season 19===
Filing Team 	Player 	Old Modification	New Modification	Final Odds
Charleston Shoe Thieves	Stu Trololol 	 	 	9%
Hades Tigers 	Paula Turnip 	 	 	37%
Houston Spies 	Yeong-Ho Garcia	 	 	6%
===Season 20===
Filing Team 	Player 	Old Modification	New Modification	Final Odds
Breckenridge Jazz Hands	Liquid Friend 	 	 	15%
Baltimore Crabs 	Alston Cerveza 	 	 	16%
Hades Tigers 	Paula Turnip 	 	 	36%
Chicago Firefighters 	Alyssa Harrell 	 	 	23%
Yellowstone Magic 	Tiana Wheeler 	 	 	36%
Canada Moist Talkers 	Cedric Spliff 	 	 	9%
Boston Flowers 	Silvaire Roadhouse	 	 	17%
San Francisco Lovers 	Tot Fox 	 	 	11%
===Season 21===
Filing Team 	Player 	Old Modification	New Modification	Final Odds
Baltimore Crabs	Adalberto Tosser	 	 	38%
===Season 22===
Filing Team 	Player 	Old Modification	New Modification	Final Odds
Hellmouth Sunbeams 	Howell Franklin	 	 	21%
San Francisco Lovers 	Kurt Crueller 	 	 	30%
Charleston Shoe Thieves	Oscar Dollie 	 	 	35%
New York Millennials 	Thomas Dracaena	 	 	36%
Miami Dale 	Caleb Novak 	 	 	36%
Category: Wills
Category: Expansion Era
Reggie Canberra

is a player for the LA Unlimited Tacos, and has been with the team since Season 1, Day 82.
== Official League Records ==
Canberra joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Millennials as the Millennials' Playoff Birth.
During the , Canberra gained the modification as a result of the blessing.
On Season 1, Day 82, Canberra fell to the LA Unlimited Tacos during a game in Horizon weather, becoming Buried.
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Category:Playoff Births
Relegation

The Commissioner does (theoretically) have the ability to Relegate a team. This, in effect, eliminates that team from the IBL. When Relegation occurs, it is the lowest ranked team in the league that traditionally falls victim. They are then replaced by a new team.
== Trivia ==
* Danny Marinara, coach of a little league team in Jersey City, claims to be a retired member of the Brooklyn Trees, who he claims were relegated in 1993. Experts dispute the validity of his claim, as there is no record of Blaseball ever being played in the city of Brooklyn, nor does anyone recall ever encountering a tree there either.
Reload

is a Player Modification, first seen during the as a result of the blessing.
== Effects ==
Whenever a Player with the Reload Modification hits a grand slam, the bases will be reloaded with the Players that previously were on them.
== History ==
During the , Reload was offered for the first and only time via the blessing, which was won by the Kansas City Breath Mints. This blessing granted the Reload Modification to all active members of their lineup.
Reload has only ever activated once, when on , Day 18, Breath Mints hitter Leach Ingram hit a grand slam during the bottom of the 3rd inning.
Leach Ingram hits a grand slam!
Leach Ingram Reloaded all of the Bases!https://reblase.sibr.dev/game/a9a59856-c629-4f79-bda6-15c49705c2f6#8f669f8b-80e8-5922-8840-54edcc2fbf42
Following this, the bases were refilled by Breath Mints Marco Stink, Mooney Doctor II, and Helga Washington, all of whom were previously on base.
== Trivia ==
== Fan Work ==
== See also ==
*List of players with the Reload modification
Category: Player Modifications
Repeating

Repeating is a modification introduced in that causes a player to have another at-bat if they get a hit in Reverb weather. 
==Effect==
In Reverb weather a player with the Repeating modification gets another at-bat if they get a hit. 
==History==
Repeating first appeared in Season 9 as a result of Jaylen Hotdogfingers' Consolidated Debt. Players hit by a pitch would received Repeating as a weekly modifier. The first player to ever become repeating was Kennedy Cena on Day 7 of Season 9. 
Repeating first appeared as a permanent modification in the as a part of the Rogue Wave Blessing. This blessing was won by the Kansas City Breath Mints and gave the permanent modification to the following players:
*Marquez Clark
*Grey Alvarado
*Stew Briggs
*Rodriguez Internet
*Hewitt Best
In the Expansion Era players had a chance of gaining Repeating as a game-length modification whenever the Echo Chamber Ballpark Renovation was triggered. 
Repeating has also been seen as a modification on Items from Glitter weather, the Gift Shop, and the Community Chest.
==See Also==
*Reverberating - a modification similar to Repeating, giving a chance for a batter to bat again after their at-bat ends
*List of Item drops with the Repeating modification
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Category:Player Modifications
Category:Item Modifications
Repeating/Item Events

This is a list of all Items that have dropped bearing the Repeating Modification element. 
Item name 	Receiving player 	Date 	Source
Repeating Sunglasses 	Joshua Watson 	, Day 30 	Community Chest
Slimy Careful Repeating Glove 	Mullen Peterson 	, Day 94 	Community Chest
Repeating Glove 	Goobie Ballson 	, Day 25 	Community Chest
Repeating Blood Cap 	Cedric Spliff 	, Day 59 	Community Chest
Repeating Bat 	Eugenia Garbage 	, Day 64 	Glitter
Repeating Cool Socks of Charisma 	Collins Melon 	, Day 95 	Community Chest
Repeating Shoes 	Zeruel Kramer 	, Day 100 	Prize Match
Repeating Glove 	Caleb Alvarado 	, Day 24 	Prize Match
Greedy Repeating Glove 	Mohammed Picklestein	, Day 50 	Community Chest
Repeating Socks 	Jode Preston 	, Day 50 	Community Chest
Repeating Broom 	Spears Taylor 	Season 19 Latesiesta	Gift Shop, Handcrafted Quill Drop
Repeating Golden Sunglasses 	Jan Canberra 	, Day 95 	Prize Match
Charitable Repeating Helmet 	Lancelot Kane 	, Day 23 	Prize Match
Repeating Hot Phone 	Loubert Ji-Eun 	Season 20 Latesiesta	Gift Shop, Handcrafted Phone Drop
Golden Repeating Jersey 	Clare Mccall 	, Day 73 	Community Chest
Repeating Air Cap 	Orville Manco 	, Day 4 	Community Chest
Repeating Necklace 	Doc Anice 	, Day 4 	Community Chest
Repeating Head Necklace 	Lucy Tokkan 	, Day 38 	Community Chest
Repeating Air Glove 	Uncle Plasma XIV 	, Day 97 	Community Chest
Traitor Repeating Jersey of Intelligence	Uncle Plasma XV 	 	Insider Trading Blessing
Repeating Jersey 	Alston England 	, Day 23 	Community Chest
Repeating Necklace of Fourtitude 	Katy Cornbread 	, Day 23 	Community Chest
Repeating Frosty Bat 	Nova Gesundheit 	, Day 23 	Community Chest
Repeating Chunky Steel Chair 	Lady Matsuyama 	Season 23 Latesiesta	Gift Shop, Steel Chair Drop
Replica

Replica is a Player Modification first seen in the and is exclusive to Replicas.
Dust is a Player Modification first seen after the and is exclusive to Replicas. 
==Effects==
The Replica modification has no effect on the performance of Replicas and serves to indicate that a player is a temporary replica granted by the Gift Shop.
The Dust modification is applied to active Replicas at the end of each Season, with Replicas fading to Dust before being removed from rosters and returing to the Vault. Replicas that have been Incinerated, Redacted, or are in the Shadows do not fade to Dust.
==History==
Both Replica and Dust were first seen with the opening of the Gift Shop, which introduced Replicas.
==See Also==
*For more information on Replicas and when each Replica was granted, see the Replicas page.
*A list of players with the Replica modification can be seen here.
Returned

is a player Modification that is gained when a player exits the Hall of Flame which gives them a chance to be returned at the end of every season. 
==Effect==
The Returned modification has a chance of returning a player to the Hall of Flame at the end of each season. 
If the modification does not activate, a message will appear that they were "allowed to stay". 
If the modification activates the player is returned to the Hall of Flame and marked as Deceased. The only time this has occurred the replacements were called from the team's Shadows rather than being a newly hatched egg as is typical of incineration replacements. It is unknown if this is the intended behavior, as it coincides with both teams losing a player in the Shadows and began the Investigation. 
Returned can be applied in a number of circumstances; When a player is revived through a Blessing, Will, or interference of an outside entity. (See History for details). Notably a player that Roams out of the Hall of Flame does not gain the Returned modification. 
==History==
Returned was first seen in the with the necromancy of Jaylen Hotdogfingers when the Lottery Pick Blessing retrieved them from the Hall of Flame. This resulted in them gaining both the Returned and Debt modification. 
In the Returned was seen again in the Discipline Era when Tillman Henderson swapped from their place in the Hall of Flame onto the active roster of the Charleston Shoe Thieves due to the Microphone. While they gained the Returned modification they did not gain the Debt modification.
In the Returned was seen when Sutton Picklestein was revived through a Will and returned through active play. However their Returned modification immediately activated and both they and Tillman Henderson returned to the Hall of Flame and were replaced by players from their team's Shadows. Both Picklestein and Henderson lost the Returned modification when they returned to the Hall of Flame. 
In the both Chorby Soul and York Silk were Returned with Debt after being revived through the Plunder Will. 
In the ILB Semi-Centennial when all players with the Ego modification were added to the Rising Stars team they gained the Returned modification as they exited the Hall of Flame. This effected the following players:
*Sosa Peperomioides
*Abner Pothos
*Gunther O'Brian
*Sutton Bishop
*James Nolan
*Sutton Picklestein
*Abbott Wright
*Gerund Pantheocide
*Hewitt Best
*Jada Frederick
*Agan Espinoza
*Ronan Vargas
*Tillman Henderson
In the Niq Nyong'o was revived through the Season 14 Lottery Pick Blessing and gained the Returned modification as well as the Debt Modification.
Category:Player Modifications
Revelers of Spring

The Revelers of Spring are a notable group in Boston. The Revelers of Spring are the followers and immediate associates of Demeter, the Old God of Seasons. The Revelers regularly attend the parties and festivities held by Demeter, and help to support her as she uses her clout and political prowess to further her agenda.
The Revelers also help to run or support local community events on behalf of Demeter, who is well known as a philanthropist and patron of the arts. 
Examples of events:
* The Boston Marathon
* Local Theatre Events
* Soup Kitchens / Meal Centers
Several members of the Boston Flowers are believed to be members of this group such as Zesty Yaboi, Gloria Bugsnax, and Jada Frederick.
Reverb

Reverb is a weather condition first encountered in . It refers to the residual effects of The Wave crashing over the League. 
When a game is played in Reverb weather, there's a chance for either team to experience their players shuffling positions on the roster. This shuffle can affect just batters, just pitchers, or their entire roster. This results in potentially shuffling the team's batting or pitching order, or even swapping batters into pitchers (and vice-versa).
There is also a chance that players can gain the modification "Reverberating" which gives them "a small chance of batting again after each of their At-Bats ends". When this occurs the end of game text reads "Reverberations are at dangerous levels! [Player Name] is now Reverberating wildly!" The condition is listed as permanent. 
== History==
The Blaseball Beat reported that Feedback from grew and grew to the breaking point, "Time and Space continued to bend ... resulting in a tsunami of quantum Waves that appeared to completely obliterate and reconstruct everything that is and ever will be." The Game Band (31 Aug 2020). "Two-Time Tigers Are Untamable!" The Blaseball Beat.
Reverb shuffles were first recorded on Season 5, Day 5, when the Hawai'i Fridays had their roster shuffled while playing a game against the Yellowstone Magic (who were not affected by Reverb). The first case of player Reverberation affected Don Mitchell of the San Francisco Lovers on Day 45 of .
== Reverb Shuffle Occurrences ==
All known instances of reverb shuffles follow:
== Reverberating Occurrences ==
All known instances of reverberating conditions follow:
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Reverberating/Item Events

This is a list of all Items that have dropped bearing the Bass Modification element, which grants its wielder the Reverberating Modification.
Item name 	Receiving player	Team 	Date 	Source
Bash Glove of Bass	Brayden Faulkner	Charleston Shoe Thieves	Gamma 4, , Day 56	Prize Match
Bat of Bass 	Zebrina Vincent 	Core Mechanics 	Gamma 4, , Day 64	Prize Match
Bash Glove of Bass	Season Cinema 	Miami Dale 	Gamma 4, , Day 88	Prize Match
Rey Wooten

was a lineup player for the Yellowstone Magic, and was with the team from until Fall Ball.
==Official League Records==
Wooten joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Yellowstone Magic with .
On , Day 93, Wooten joined the Magic's lineup in exchange for Bones Piazza at Yellowstone National (Ball)Park via the Ratified .
During the , Wooten gained the modification as a result of the blessing.
On , Day 29,https://reblase.sibr.dev/game/3944d581-417e-4146-87c2-ccb81d0bb52b Wooten scored a 12-run home-run which resulted in the Nullification of the Maximum Sun Modification. Notably, this was the first instance of a Sun being nullified by the Black Hole (Black Hole).
==History==
"Ruthless" Rey Wooten is a vicious cowpoke and vigilante bounty hunter operating within the forbidden zones of Yellowstone. When not on contract, they abide by their own code, and adhere to the Natural laws of Yellowstone. She is well acquainted with the park's less scrupulous denizens, its underbelly thieves and shadowy warlocks. She collects magical trophies and trinkets from her bounties, which she always puts to good use in her hunts.
Back in the Discipline Era, while still working in the shadows, Wooten took on their most formidable bounty: Oscar Dollie, wanted dead or alive. After hunting for days, Wooten captured Dollie, but for unknown reasons decided to set it free. To this day, Dollie is the only creature she ever let go. They kept a piece of its horn as a memento.
It has been said that Wooten is here for three things: Recognition, Violence, and Victory.
==Batting for the Yellowstone Magic==
At the end of season 21, Wooten left the shadows and joined the Yellowstone Magic's batting lineup. She wielded a sawed-off bat with Dollie's horn embedded in it, which she named "Dollie Jr." Their ruthless and ambitious demeanor served the Magic well. Her greatest moment on the diamond was in season 24, when she proved her prowess as a sharpshooter by sniping Maximum Sun from the sky.
==Fan Works==
File:Five of Wands 🃏 Rey Wooten.png|alt=Rey Wooten depicted in yellow and red as the five of wands.|Five of Wandsby @birbteef
Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Category:Former Shadows Players
Rhison

Rhison (cerototherion simon cotton) are a human-created hybrid creature believed to only exist in the part of Yellowstone National Park located in the American state of Idaho. Coincidentally, this area is also called the Zone of Death due to a loophole created by the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution. Since federal crimes committed in the Zone cannot be tried, it has long been rumored to be the source of the location of federal labs experimenting on animals.
Rhombus Drama

is a player in the Shadows for the Canada Moist Talkers, and has been with the team since the Endseason.
== Official League Records ==
Drama joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Canada Moist Talkers as the Moist Talkers' Playoff Birth.
During the , Drama Evolved to as a result of the blessing.
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Category:Playoff Births
Category:Players With Base 1
Rhonda Elliott

was a rotation player for the Hawai'i Fridays, and was on the team during Season B of Internet League Blaseball.
== Official League Records ==
===Prehistory===
Elliott was revealed after games ended on day 70 of Season 20, when the library books for Season B and Postseason B were unveiled.
Elliott appears in the Season B volume in the Library, listing Season B's statistical leaders and MVPs as originally named after Day 162. Elliott had the second highest number of strikeouts in the league with 265.
Elliott was incinerated at an unknown point, and it is currently unknown who replaced them.
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Category:Incinerated Players
Rhys Armstrong

was a lineup player for the Yellowstone Magic, and was on the Team during Season B of Pre-History I.
==Official League Records==
All records of Armstrong prior to discovery are only available from the Library in the following volumes:
*Pre-History I:
**, listing Season B's statistical leaders and MVPs as originally named after Day 162. Armstrong had the second-most home runs (37).
Armstrong was incinerated at an unknown point in Pre-History; it is currently unknown who replaced them.
Armstrong appeared once in the Expansion Era by Kennedy Loser.
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Rhys Rivera

was a player in the Shadows for the Core Mechanics, and was with the team from , Day 81 until Fall Ball.
== Official League Records ==
Rivera joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Charleston Shoe Thieves with .
On , Day 81, The Pillars stole Rivera from the Charleston Shoe Thieves and gave them to the Core Mechanics.
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Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Richardson Turquoise

Richardson Turquoise was a lineup player for the Yellowstone Magic, and was with the team from until being incinerated on , Day 40.
== Official League Records ==
Turquoise joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Yellowstone Magic with .
On , Day 40, Turquoise was incinerated and replaced by Annie Roland.
 
== History ==
Turquoise was known for following Bevan Wise at bat, often working in tandem with the wizard to bring a run home.
Although not yet confirmed, smells of turquoise are known to emanate from the Hellmouth. It is quite possible that we have a lead as to where the incinerated players go.
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Category:Original Players
Category:Incinerated Players
Category:Nominative Determinism
Richardson Turquoise/IF-85.639

=== A Team of Team Players ===
Richardson “Turq” Turquoise is composed of Cyanobacteria Synechococcus, causing their distinctive turquoise color. They were initially discovered after a routine probe performed by C.O.R.Y-12 sampled a small part of them from the Mammoth Hot Springs. Upon returning to the lab, a freak blaseball accident revealed their aptitude for the game and they were quickly drafted to be on the team for . Being an amorphous blob of bacteria, they have no truly defined form and can assume any shape they please. On average, they prefer to bat left-handed but are known to change it up occasionally.
Rigby Friedrich

is a player for the Seattle Garages, and has been with the team since the Descension. Friedrich previously played for the Atlantis Georgias, and for the Rising Stars during the ILB Semi-Centennial.
==Official League Records==
Friedrich joined the ILB as a pitcher for the Atlantis Georgias during the Descension.
On , Day 59, Friedrich became a lineup player due to Reverb.
During the , Friedrich gained the modification as a result of the blessing.
During the ILB Semi-Centennial, Friedrich played for the Rising Stars. Friedrich then returned to the Atlantis Georgias as a pitcher.
On Season 1, Day 19, Friedrich fell to the Seattle Garages during a game in Horizon weather.
During the Season 1 elections, Friedrich gained a boost of 0.2 to their Thwack as a result of the Garages' Guess Whose Thwack Blessing.
==Fan Works==
File:Rigby Friedrich by fairchart.jpg|art by @fairchart
File:Rigby chasing Geraldine.jpg|art by @calentines_day
File:Yurts and Rigby pregame.png|Rigby and Yurts Buttercup watching the Real Housewives of Atlantis before a game, by @moliwogs
File:Rigby ooze by wayslidecool.png|Rigby advertising Ooze by @wayslidecool, posted on @Oozeficial
File:A spanish galleon with a blaseball glove and a small lesbian pride button on the hull.png|Historical depiction of Rigby sailing the high seas. Original image by licensed under CC BY 2.0 modified with permission by @absolutelybees
File:370RigbyFriedrich.png|Mini-Blaseballer by @HetreaSky
File:Cute rigby by wayslidecool.png|A shockingly friendly Rigby by @wayslidecool
File:Rigby king of cups by tiny revel.png|Rigby as the King of Cups tarot card, by @tiny_revel
File:Rigby Friedrich by tiny revel.png|by @tiny_revel
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Category:Hall Of Fame Inductees
Category:Hall Of Fame Inductees For Discipline or Expansion Era
Rigby Friedrich/IF-54.27

==The Mutiny==
Rigby Friedrich is the assumed name of a 18th century sailing vessel that plays for the Atlantis Georgias. The name refers to both the ghost of the ship and the ship itself, the HMS Princess Sapphire. The vessel is sentient, and the two exist together as a gestalt consciousness.
The two met when her human half was abducted from a merchant vessel and pressed into service for the Royal Navy. The human found camaraderie with the ship, and the two bonded over their shared love of the sea and exploration, as well as the shared trauma of working for the navy against their will. The human told the ship about her desire to see the world, as well as her desire to live as the self she chose and not the self that was imposed on her. The two began to plot a mutiny together.
The traitorous intent of the human was discovered by her captain, and she was set to be executed. The ship intervened, killing the captain and marooning members of the crew that had hurt her human. Friedrich spent several years as a fugitive before she was eventually brought down in the west Atlantic.
==The Myth==
Despite having been destroyed in battle, ships continued to report sightings of the HMS Princess Sapphire. Stories spoke of a figure on the water, sometimes a woman, sometimes a ship, and sometimes a formless mass of broken ships and debris rolling across the ocean, sinking ships and claiming their parts for herself. While merchant ships were occasionally spared, she was said to sink any military ship she came across. Official reports alleged that the ship was a mere superstition, but the legend remained popular among sailors for over a century.
==The Marriage==
Neerie McCloud was the first one to reach out to Friedrich, offering to guide her to a city where she could live without having to fight. In response, the human threw a glass at McCloud, because she enjoyed fighting. The human and the ship had become intrinsically linked, bound together by a shared love of their way of life, the sea, and each other. She did not want to be separated from herself. McCloud, impressed with Friedrich's throw, returned with another offer; to join Atlantis's blaseball team, and achieve a new kind of glory and legend. Friedrich accepted, and the human and the ship became formally married after arriving in Atlantis. Friedrich can still occasionally be seen on the open ocean, flying the transgender and lesbian flag, and only sometimes terrorizing other vessels.