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Holden Milk

Holden Milk is a bunch of milk that is held in the cupped hands of 4-10 people. They are the current Chief Marine Biologist and Legal Advisor of the Charleston Shoe Thieves.
Not much is known about Milk or how it operates, but when the people holding it are exhausted it seems to exert a psychic pull on nearby hand-having entities. Milk is so often surrounded by these people that they cannot be seen, and the ritual for shifting Milk into the hands of new participants has not been properly observed. They seem to speak through their handlers, as when asked of themself, it's the handlers who will respond, referring to Milk in first person.
Former Milk holders have reported consistently sweating milk from their hands for extended periods of time. It is unknown how long the milksweat lasts, though it should be noted that there have been no reports of the sweat ever ceasing. 
Additionally, Milk often drips but never seems to run out. On first glance, things that Holden has dripped upon don’t seem to be any different. However, some closer studies of drip-targets have shown that they have experienced rapid bone-growth, greatly increasing structural integrity. Bystanders report grass feeling "crunchy" on blaseball fields that Holden Milk has recently walked through in performing their various duties.
Holden Milk has not yet been observed participating in a game of blaseball, but it is widely presumed that if they did they would certainly be an above average, average, or below average player. Milk's handlers insist that the former is the case, stating "[They] would definitely be a 7-star player." This is reflected in the Tlopps card Milk made for themself.
Milk is primarily responsible for the Shoe Thieves policy of never setting foot in court, and their expert legal strategy has made the thieves impossible to convict.
They specialize in stealing slip-on shoes, though nearby thieves are often tempted by the multiple pairs Milk's handlers tend to wear, which keeps Milk's net gain of shoes in the negative.
==Gallery==
Holdenmilk.png|Holden Milk Tlopps card, template by 
Category:Charleston Shoe Thieves
Category:Team Staff
Home Field Advantage

is a Team Modification that starts the team with one run if playing in their home ballpark.
==Effect==
Teams with Home Field Advantage start with an extra run when they are playing in their home ballpark.
==History==
Home Field advantage was first referenced in the as an unpassed Decree of the same name. It would reappear in the as the Home Field Advantage Blessing, and was won by the Seattle Garages. 
In the Expansion Era Home Field Advantage was available as a part of the Enrich Will in Season 12 and Season 15-18. The Ohio Worms were the only team to Enrich themselves with Home Field Advantage, and did so for Season 18 via the . 
Home Field Advantage was also available in the Gift Shop for Seasons 18 and 19, conferring Home Field Advantage to the teams for the following Latesiesta and Postseason. The Pies, Spies, and Fridays gained Home Field Advantage in Season 18; the Garages, Magic and Flowers acquired it in Season 19.
==See Also==
*Hype Train a modification that provided an advantage to the home team.
Category:Team Modifications
Homebody

is a Player Modification, first seen in the . 
==Effects==
A Player with Homebody will Overperform in their home Ballpark and Underperform otherwise. 
==History==
The Homebody modification first appeared in the , as the modification granted by the Trust Will. Nagomi Nava, Chorby Short, and Lady Matsuyama received the Modification in this fashion.
Several players also received Homebody later in the Expansion Era via their other Modifications being re-rolled via the Reform Will - Velasquez Alstott's Haunted Modification in , and Liquid Friend's Attractor and Paula Turnip's Credit to the Team Modifications in .
Homebody has also been seen on a Pre-History player: Frankie Bell of the Downward Dogs, who received the modification in unknown circumstances.
Category:Player Modifications
Homerunner

==Taxonomy, Appearance & Diet==
Homerunner is a blanket term for multiple variations of semi-mechanical beast native to the Core. The Homerunner is a small, roaming creature with a unique nesting protocol adopting the use of hard-light holographic projectors. Typical size ranges from one to three feet in length, and may be bi- or quadrupedal in gait. The Homerunner's preferred diet is the Zxes, and will autonomously establish a farm of them if enough are present. If no active infestation is nearby it can subsist on naturally-occurring mineral deposits and poses no threat to the Mechanics.
==Nesting Protocol==
Homerunners rarely stay in one place for more than a few months. When the Homerunner discovers a food source, mate, or other reason to remain in place, it deploys a number of holoprojectors (between four and eleven, dependent on age and nutrition level) and "runs" a temporary home environment in place. When it is time to leave, the nest shuts down and retracts into the Homerunner's systems, leaving no trace.
On the outside, a young Homerunner's nest most often resembles an oversized surface bird's nest or hollowed-out tree. In later years it may come to resemble a thatched cottage, although other forms have been observed, such as CRT televisions and even surface motor vehicles. Observation of the insides of these nests has been rare and poorly-documented, mostly due to the very private nature of the creature. What little evidence exists suggests an extremely efficient living space.
==Splorts==
In spite of its name, in all tests thus far the Homerunner has displayed no interest in Blaseball or other Splorts.
Category: Core Mechanics
Category:Core
Category:Core Bestiary
Hoops

Hoops is a Ballpark Modification introduced in that has a chance of letting the next player go for an 'alley oop' and score an extra run after a batter hits a home run. 
==Effect==
Hoops has a chance to activate when a player scores a home run, and allows the next player in the lineup to attempt an alley oop to score an additional run, even if they are Elsewhere or Shelled. 
An alley oop is counted as a separate play, so if a run is inverted due to Underhanded, Subtractor, or Underachiever, the alley oop maintains its original orientation and may cancel out the unrun. Likewise, if the player trying to make the alley oop is a Subtracted that has no effect on the run. However in Negative Polarity Weather, the alley oop is counted as an Unrun alongside the original run.  
==History==
Hoops first appeared in the as an available ballpark renovation.
===Ballpark Additions===
Hoops were installed:
*In by the Lift, Firefighters, Tigers, Wild Wings, Tacos, Flowers, Sunbeams, Spies, Millennials, Steaks, Mechanics, Fridays, Moist Talkers, Shoe Thieves, Magic, and Breath Mints.
*In by the Philly Pies
Category:Ballpark Modifications
Hops Chen

is a pitcher for the Kansas City Breath Mints, and has been with the team since Fall Ball.
== Official League Records ==
Chen joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Kansas City Breath Mints as the Breath Mints' Playoff Birth.
Chen was traded to the LA Unlimited Tacos' Shadows with no replacement during the via the blessing.
During the October 28, 2022 Fall Ball, Chen fell to the Kansas City Breath Mints
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Category:Playoff Births
Category:Former Shadows Players
Hops Hawkins

was a lineup player for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands, and competed in Gamma 3.
==Official League Records==
Hawkins was first seen as a lineup player for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 3.
During the Gamma 3, Season 1 Elections, Hawkins' Batting was boosted by as a result of the Jazz Hands' Muscle Warmers Amplification. 
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Breckenridge Jazz Hands Short Circuits Players
Hops Slumps

was a player in the Shadows for the Hawai'i Fridays, and was with the team from the Endseason until Fall Ball.
== Official League Records ==
Slumps joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Hawai'i Fridays as the Fridays' Playoff Birth.
During the , Slumps' star ratings were completely randomized as a result of the blessing, resulting in Slumps becoming an , gaining the modification, and a combined stat increase.
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Category:Playoff Births
Horizon (weather)

Horizon is a weather condition introduced in Season 1. The name most likely refers to the event horizon of a black holeor, more specifically, the Black Hole (Black Hole) formed at the conclusion of the Expansion Era., a boundary beyond which events can no longer affect an outside observer.
In contrast with current understanding of black holes on the Material Plane, Black Hole(Black Hole)s created through the destruction of Sun(Sun)s are able to expel previously-consumed material beyond their event horizons, as seen during the Fall Ball. Ergo, Horizon weather in Blaseball can be inferred to be when the Black Hole (Black Hole) is the greatest source of cosmic influence over a game (i.e, when it is not being eclipsed by another celestial body.)
==Effects==
During games played in Horizon weather, there is a chance for players to fall out of the Black Hole (Black Hole), and land in unknown locations. Even rarer, a player can fall out of the Black Hole (Black Hole) and knock a player currently on-field into the Shadows instead, effectively replacing them in the active roster.
==Game Log Text==
*[ BURP ]! [Falling player] crashes into [Crashed player]!.
*[ BURP ]! [Falling player] crashes into the Field!
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Category:Weather
Horse Mister

Horse Mister is a Kelpie who is most known for their intense groundskeeping work in The Pillars. With their kelpie powers and cybernetic augmentations, they help keep the turf (which is actually a type of moss made for Pillars turf) at optimal hydration. They are quite stoic, only talking to give orders and describe their progress on the current task they're doing. It is rumored that Horse Mister sleeps in the S.H.A.D.O.W.S warehouse, yet no shadowed players can confirm or deny that rumor.
Category:Core Mechanics
Category:Core
Horses

Horses are a species of creature native to the planet Earth. In relation to blaseball they are not allowed, and in fact, it is illegal to have a horse at a blaseball game or invite one into a blaseball stadium. The reason for this is cited in the final chapter of the Book of Blaseball and relates to the events of opening the Forbidden Book. Horses, being mostly comprised of multudinous gasses are unable to appreciate Blaseball, cannot comprehend integral statistics of splorts, and are impossible to control when exposed to a Blaseball pitch.
Horses are the only entity currently capable of chewing Gum and are immune to the Gum Curse, so they may appreciate some aspects of blaseball. 
While Horses are not allowed in blaseball, Hlorses are, and in fact, a few players in the league are Hlorses. Summers Pony is allowed to play because they identify as a pony, not as a horse. Sexton Wheerer of the Unlimited Tacos is a unique case, being a horse-torsoed centaur.
Category:Fauna
Hotel Umbra/IF-13.10

The Abyssal Forge is a makerspace located in Atrium . The Forge contains equipment, machines and scrolls for any kind of creating, both technological and magical. Due to safety concerns, more sophisticated equipment used to create sentience or more powerful artifacts are restricted by hotel staff. Please inquire at the front desk for use. The Forge also includes several workstations available for rent. Permanent reservations are held by Walton Sports and Zion Aliciakeyes.
Hotel Umbra/IF-21.356

A popular speakeasy on the th floor is the Roots of the Sun, a smoothie store ran by the monks of the Shadow Moabbey. A root of Smoothyggdrasil leads to the Hotel, and smoothies are carefully fed into the gilded taps of the Roots. 
Most speakeasys are often dimly lit in order to evoke a dark, secretive mood. This describes most of the Hotel and Hades. Instead, and in accordance to Heliolatric practices, the Roots of the Sun is lit to be blinding. It is said that the Roots of the Sun is the only place in Hades where one can feel the "sun".
Aldon Cashmoney claims to have funded this branch of the Shadow Moabbey, proclaiming that ve missed the smoothies as they remind vim of Hellmouth, the first and only time ve nearly ran out of money funding the Sunbeams' every desire. Thankfully, this is impossible.
Hotel Umbra/IF-50.934

The Coastal can be found in basement and is an eatery dedicated to seaside cuisine from different eras and regions. Despite its location, Coastal contains significant beachfront dining and a beach for restaurant goers to enjoy. While enjoyable, guests are cautioned from swimming too far or they may end up in Atlantis.
Some of its more popular items include an Ooze tasting menu, various ice creams and artisinal sodas in clear, edible bags.
Hotel Umbra/IF-54.09

The Crossroads Cafe is a tiger cafe run by Ren Morin. The tiger refers to Ren Morin, but also the various retired and young tigers who spend time in the cafe as they are not fit for the tigerpit. The cafe’s opening hours can vary depending on if or how strong Morin’s morning cup of coffee is. Guests can spent their time enjoying a cup of coffee or all matters of drink. ILB Players often make an appearance in the cafe as well as fellow psychopomps.
The cafe serves artisanal coffee and is one of the coffee suppliers for the Hades Tigers practice sessions. Specialties include Ren's Red Eye, Meowcchiato, Catpuccino, Clat White and the Meow Tea Latte.
Hotel Umbra/IF-72.42

Under Records is a record store located in Arcade , unit <choose><option>4383</option><option>56</option>754<option></option><option>6477</option><option>110</option><option>88</option><option>1,374</option><option>96</option><option>7425<option></choose>. It contains music in all formats from any era, with a focus on local Hadean talent. Besides its commitment to providing records, it also features listening rooms where one can play any type of musical record on equipment, even those that are rare, out of production or unknown. It doubles as a small performance venue and meeting area. Randy Castillo A can also be often spotted in the blues section.
Under Records has a featured shelf that contains the music, photos, soundbites and merchandise for Paula Turnip, Aldon Cashmoney, Paula Mason, Famous Owens, Lottie Ceilingfan, Hiroto Wilcox, Erin Jesaulenko and Dunlap Figueroa.
Hotel Umbra/IF-8.502

While a Hadean hotel, the hotel also features various amenities to evoke in guests the experience of being in various beautiful sites such as Baltimore. 
A popular hotel in Baltimore is the Clawliday Inn. The hotel would like to assure guests that it is infinitely better than the Clawliday Inn and that if you really want, it guesses you can have a room that is like the Clawliday Inn’s room, but it will suck a lot and that’s your fault because the Hotel Umbra is actually way cooler and fancier than the Clawliday Inn. Meng has insisted that this isn’t true, but the phone line to the hotel was abruptly cut out mid sentence.
Hotel Umbra/IF-9.521

On Hallway 8, Turn 12b of every floor is the fireman's pole. The Fireman's Pole has existed in Hotel Umbra as long as a Tiger has felt The Call. Though not all are currently on the Hades Tiger roster, the pole remains in case it is needed- as once a Stripe, always a Stripe.
Most floors only include the pole and necessary safety rails. At the ground floor of Hotel Umbra, the pole can be found in a corner where it is set against a jewelled mosaic. It depicts the fire diamond, the skyline of Prime Chicago and Carmelo Plums. The pole then continues downwards to the assigned firefighter stations in the Chicagoeth Circle.
The Pole has clear signs proclaiming that it is reserved for Mx. P. Mason, Duffy, NaN, Figueroa, Griffith, Plums, Kirby, Maybe, and Banananana. Like all of us, they are from Chicago.
Houston Spies/Beta/Season 1

Season β1 marks the Spies' first season as a member of Internet League Blaseball, the Evil League, and Chaotic Evil. After making it to Postseason, the Spies made it to the Championship Series, where they were then swept by the Philly Pies, who were the eventual Season β1 champion.
==Starting Roster==
Lineup	Rotation
 	
==Season Events==
TBA
==Election Outcomes==
The Spies were not directly affected by Decrees nor Blessings this season.
==Season Overview==
The following summary mixes canon events with community lore.
TBA
Houston Spies/Beta/Season 10

Season 10 was a mixed season for the Spies; they ended the main season leading Wild Low in Wins by a sizable amount, but were ultimately defeated in the Division Series by the Lovers. Despite not winning any Blessings themselves, Wild Low continued their pattern of winning Division-wide Blessings with Sharing Signs and Divisional Walk in the Park being granted to all five teams.
==Starting Roster==
Lineup	Rotation
 	
==Election Outcomes==
===Blessings===
*Sharing Signs blessed the Unlimited Tacos. 
**Improved the Wild Low's hitting rating by 10% and impaired their pitching rating by -5%
**The Tacos had 34% of the votes and were the highest bidders. 213,710 votes were cast.
*Divisional Walk in the Park blessed the Hellmouth Sunbeams. 
**The Wild Low teams all take a Walk in the Park together!
**The Sunbeams had 22% of the votes. The Charleston Shoe Thieves were the highest bidders with 26% of the votes. 129,659 votes were cast.
==Season Overview==
The following summary mixes canon events with community lore.
TBA
Houston Spies/Beta/Season 11

Season 11 was the final season of the Discipline Era for the League, and the Spies ended on a unique note- whilst they did make the postseason, a first-to-three series saw them lose by four games, thanks to a Black Hole game that sent them into negative Wins. The Election saw the Spies' be forced to take a singular blessing, of which they took XVIII, granting them the Moon Arcana. 
==Starting Roster==
Lineup	Rotation
 	
==Election Outcomes==
===Blessings===
*XVIII blessed the Houston Spies. 
**The Spies receive XVIII The Moon.
**The Spies had 35% of the Votes and were the highest bidders. 243,779 votes were cast
==Season Overview==
The following summary mixes canon events with community lore.
TBA
Houston Spies/Beta/Season 12

Season 12 was the first season of the at-the-time unnamed Expansion Era for the League. Whilst the season itself was relatively uneventful, the addition of Wills saw with it the opportunity to improve the Spies' roster every season. That said, a low odds Exchange caused the Spies to obtain San Francisco Lovers player Knight Triumphant, a move which was unexpected by the team. 
==Starting Roster==
Lineup	Rotation
 	
==Season Events==
===Roster Changes===
The Spies' roster was unchanged this Season.
===Weather Events===
On Day 37, Tokyo Lift Batter Wyatt Quitter tasted the infinite, Shelling Denzel Scott.
On Day 42, Morrow Wilson swallowed a Peanut, having an allergic reaction.
==Election Outcomes==
===Wills===
*Exchange
**The Spies targeted Knight Triumphant for an exchange, opting to send back Morrow Wilson.
**The Lovers and Spies made a trade.
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**Exchange - 35% of all Spies Will VotesThis Filing - 18% of Spies Exchange VotesFinal Odds - 6% chance of happening.
*Infuse
**The Spies vote to infuse Sosa Hayes.
**Sosa Hayes is Infused.
***Combined 
**Infuse - 46% of all Spies Will VotesThis Filing - 85% of Spies Infuse VotesFinal Odds - 39% chance of happening.
==Season Overview==
The following summary mixes canon events with community lore.
TBA
Houston Spies/Beta/Season 2

During Season β2 the Houston Spies saw a weaker overall season than Season β1, not entering the Postseason. They saw their first roster change with the Incineration of Dickerson Greatness, replaced by Collins Melon. They were unaffected by Decrees and Blessings. 
==Starting Roster==
Lineup	Rotation
 	
==Season Events==
===Roster Changes===
On day 65, Dickerson Greatness was incinerated and replaced by Collins Melon. This would be the only Incineration at a game the Spies were involved with for all of Season β2, despite all 99 games they played being under a Solar Eclipse.
==Election Outcomes==
The Spies were not directly affected by Decrees nor Blessings this season.
==Season Overview==
The following summary mixes canon events with community lore.
TBA
Houston Spies/Beta/Season 3

During Season β3 the Houston Spies fought to try and make it into the Postseason all the way to Day 99, unfortunately not making the cut. That said, this season saw the Spies win their first Blessing: Rigour Morits, which ultimately backfired, granting their fellow division members a 10% increase, rather than the intended decrease.
==Starting Roster==
Lineup	Rotation
 	
==Season Events==
===Roster Changes===
On day 76, Miki Santana was incinerated and replaced by Fitzgerald Blackburn.
===Other Events===
On day 98, Howell Franklin had an allergic reaction to Peanuts, cutting their total star count in half. This would be the only Peanut reaction the Spies faced for five seasons, and the only allergic reaction for ten seasons.
==Election Outcomes==
*Rigour Mortis blessed the Houston Spies 
**The Canada Moist Talkers, Miami Dale, Seattle Garages, and Breckenridge Jazz Hands had their baserunning decreased by 10%.
**The Spies won with 17% of the vote. The Yellowstone Magic had 21% of the vote. 7665 votes were cast.
==Season Overview==
The following summary mixes canon events with community lore.
TBA
Houston Spies/Beta/Season 4

During Season β4 the Houston Spies had their weakest season yet, finishing at the bottom of Chaotic Evil and 19th in the Internet League overall, only beating the LA Unlimited Tacos in win count. That said, Elections came with some boons, as the Alternate Reality Decree brought a net increase to both players affected, and winning the Summoning Circle Blessing granted Marco Escobar three attempts to better their star count, which was ultimately successful.
==Starting Roster==
Lineup	Rotation
 	
==Season Events==
===Roster Changes===
On Day 37, Yeong-Ho Benitez and Morrow Wilson of the Philly Pies swapped places in the Feedback, exchanging their respective positions and teams with one another.
==Election Outcomes==
===Decrees===
*Alternate Reality passed with 52,343 votes and 23% of all decree votes.
**The Alternates are called.
**They take their places.
**Reverberations build...
***Math Velazquez's Alternate is called.
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****Combined 
***Collins Melon's Alternate is called.
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****Combined 
===Blessings===
*Questioning Their Every Decision blessed the Canada Moist Talkers. 
**Impaired the minimum vibes of the Houston Spies by 7%
**Impaired the minimum vibes of the Miami Dale by 7%
**Impaired the minimum vibes of the Seattle Garages by 7%
**Impaired the minimum vibes of the Breckenridge Jazz Hands by 7%
**The Moist Talkers had 8% of the vote. The Baltimore Crabs had 14% of the vote. 3,660 votes were cast.
*Summoning Circle blessed the Houston Spies. 
**Randomized the stats for the Houston Spies's worst hitter, Marco Escobar, from to 
**Randomized the stats for the Houston Spies's worst hitter, Marco Escobar, from to 
**Randomized the stats for the Houston Spies's worst hitter, Marco Escobar, from to 
**The Spies had 4% of the votes. The Unlimited Tacos had 29% of the vote. 70,754 votes were cast.
==Season Overview==
The following summary mixes canon events with community lore.
TBA
Houston Spies/Beta/Season 5

During Season β5 the Houston Spies saw improvement from Season β4, finishing 16th in the league and 4th in Chaotic Evil, but still did not qualify for the Postseason. With the introduction of Reverb this Season, the Spies saw two instances of their Rotation being reordered. The Spies had an uneventful Election, not being directly affected by Decrees nor Blessings.
==Starting Roster==
Lineup	Rotation
 	
==Season Events==
===Roster Shuffles===
During Reverb Weather, there was a chance that some or all of their Roster is shuffled. The Spies saw two instances of this shuffling, both to their Rotation, on Days 44 and 78. 
==Election Outcomes==
The Spies were not affected by Decrees nor Blessings this Season.
==Season Overview==
The following summary mixes canon events with community lore.
TBA