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Wild Cards

Wild Cards is a Decree that passed in the Election, adding a Wild Card round to each post season, with a random team from in each Sub-League being selected to be the 5th Playoff team. 
Wildcards was active from the start of Season 8 until Day 50, when it was Nullified by the Black Hole (Black Hole).
==History==
In , Wild Cards was offered as one of three possible Decrees the community could vote on alongside:
*Relief Next Next Season, the bottom four teams will have Relief. When one of their pitchers gives up 5 runs, they'll immediately be replaced by a pitcher from their Shadows.
*Double Jumps Whenever a team defeats the team currently leading their Division, they'll earn an extra win. Permanent effect.
Wild Cards passed with 353,174 Votes, 65% of all Decree Votes and the following message:
*The Deck is Shuffled
*Cards Drawn
*Play Will Continue
==Wild Card Recipients==
Wild Cards are chosen at the end of the regular season and join the postseason where they play against the fourth seed in their sub-league and attempt to win the Championship. As of the end of the Expansion Era no Wild Card team has ever won the Internet Series, but many have had success in the post-season. On top of joining the season, each team is also granted a Postseason Birth. 
Season 	Wild 	Mild
Season 9 	Chicago Firefighters 	Hawai'i Fridays
Season 10	Hellmouth Sunbeams 	New York Millennials
Season 11	Boston Flowers 	Yellowstone Magic
Season 12	Mexico City Wild Wings	Charleston Shoe Thieves
Season 13	Tokyo Lift 	Kansas City Breath Mints
Season 14	Tokyo Lift 	Baltimore Crabs
Season 15	Mexico City Wild Wings	Core Mechanics
Season 16	Hades Tigers 	Charleston Shoe Thieves
Season 17	Hellmouth Sunbeams 	New York Millennials
Season 18	Hellmouth Sunbeams 	New York Millennials
Season 19	Chicago Firefighters 	Hawai'i Fridays
Season 20	Miami Dale 	Yellowstone Magic
Season 21	Houston Spies 	New York Millennials
Season 22	Tokyo Lift 	Canada Moist Talkers
Season 23	Mexico City Wild Wings	San Francisco Lovers
===The Underbracket Wild Cards===
In with the introduction of the Underbracket teams could also be receive a Wild Card spot in the Underbracket, granting them a Postseason Birth. 
This also meant that in each season, only four teams did not participate in the Postseason. 
Season 	Mild 	Wild
Season 20	Tokyo Lift 	Philly Pies
Season 21	Hellmouth Sunbeams 	Canada Moist Talkers
Season 22	Ohio Worms 	Seattle Garages
Season 23	Breckenridge Jazz Hands	Philly Pies
==Nullification==
On Day 50, Baby Doyle of the Breckenridge Jazz Hands nullified Wild Cards by scoring ten runs under the Black Hole (Black Hole).
Category:Rules
Category:League Modifications
Wild Wings Legal Team

The Wild Wings Legal Team is an organization within the Mexico City Wild Wings that oversees the team’s legal needs. These services include, but are not limited to, litigation, criminal defense, drafting wills, metallurgy, and tax advice. The Legal Team has been known to work in conjunction with the Gastronomic Conjury Guild, although which organization was helping which has been heavily disputed. Following the events of the Parker class action suit, the Legal Team was banned from bringing forth any case before the Superior Internet Court of the Immaterial Plane until at least .
===Current Legal Team Members===
*Fran Beans
*Brock Watson
*Cell Barajas (intern)
===Former Legal Team Members===
*Case Sports
===Notable Actions===
*Mexico City Wild Wings v. The Blaseball Gods
*New York Millennials v. Parker MacMillan III
Will Statter Jr.

was a lineup player for the Philly Pies, and was with the team from , Day 67 until Fall Ball.
==Official League Records==
Statter Jr. joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Philly Pies on , Day 67 after the incineration of Peanut Holloway.
----Most important to understanding Will Statter Jr. is understanding the fact that, according to many members of the Philly Pies, Statter Jr. is “Unbearable to be around.”
== Joining the Team ==
At the moment of the incineration of Peanut (Hollowman) Holloway, Statter Jr.’s purported favorite player, he was leaned out from his seat in the first row and shouting in an attempt to get the player’s attention. He succeeded, and Holloway proceeded to take of his jersey and toss it to Statter Jr., saying “You’ve got it from here, kid.” Holloway’s instability was transferred along with the jersey. Before his joining of the Pies, Will Statter Jr. attended Wharton University, where he was pursuing a degree in economics, with a concentration in management. His main hobby was betting and investing in Blaseball games, using capital he borrowed from his father, Will Statter Sr., hence his presence at the Pies game that day.
== Time on The Pies ==
Upon joining the team, it was clear how Statter Jr. meshed into the existing team culture. The incineration of Bright Zimmerman earlier in season 24 left a brief window where the team had no players widely hated by both the flanbase, and their own teammates. Will Statter Jr. quickly and unknowingly filled this role, almost instantly antagonizing his teammates on accident. Because of his poor performance on the diamond, he gained the ire of Pies Flans. He also failed to gain the sympathy of other players for a variety of reasons:
* Suggested Tiana Takahashi sell many of her Tlopps cards, specifically pointing out the rare Holo Daniel Holloway card which had recently spiked in value
* Announced to Eduardo Woodman his intent to throw games while betting against the Pies, before being reminded that his contract included a clause forbidding betting on games in which he played
* Decried academia while talking to Doc Anice and other Piebrary staff, referring to colleges and libraries as “only good for meeting CEOs and shaking hands with the actually important people”
* Exclusively refers to Ruslan Greatness as “Big Man,” and slaps his biceps whenever walking past him. In private, Greatness has expressed confusion and distress over the nickname
* When Henry (Hank) Marshallow mourned the recent loss of his bridge partner, he proposed the two of them play “something actually fun instead”
* Was mean to Nerd
Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Category:Players Who Replaced an Incinerated Player
William Boone

is a player for the Broken Ridge Jazz Hands, and has been with the team since Season 1, Day 29.
== Official League Records ==
Boone joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Charleston Shoe Thieves with .
On Season 1, Day 29, Boone fell to the Breckenridge Jazz Hands during a game in Horizon weather, becoming Buried.
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Willow Dice

is a lineup player for the Moab Hellmouth Sunbeams, and has been with the team since Fall Ball. Dice has played for the Miami Dale.
== Official League Records ==
Dice joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Miami Dale as the Dale's Overbracket Playoff Birth.
On , Day 93, Dice joined the Dale's lineup in exchange for Stout Schmitt at Miami International Arena via the .
On , Day 43, Dice swallowed a stray peanut and had a allergic reaction, resulting in a combined stat decrease. On Day 69, Dice retreated to the Dale's Shadows in exchange for Schmitt at Miami International Arena via the Ratified Voicemail.
During the December 2, 2022 Fall Ball, Dice fell to the Moab Hellmouth Sunbeams.
During the Season 1 elections, Dice's batting increased as a result of the NEW Batting Boost blessing.
==History==
===Dubious origins===
Accounts of Dice's life prior to her signing on to the Miami Dale are amurk with contradictions; Dice took a particular delight in harassing interviewers throughout her less-than-season stint on the Dale's active roster with a new origin story every time the cameras were rolling. 
La Fiesta regulars and Dice's teammates were able to corroborate several consistent threads to her tall tales: chiefly, that Dice was some manner of Bird who wished upon the Party Rock to be transfigured into a human. While her reasons for abandoning the avian life also appear to change with every appearance of Dice's in front of reporters, she has remained consistently enthusiastic about three things: partying, being goth, and thumbs.
===Life in Moab Hellmouth===
Dice fell to Moab during Fall Ball, having apparently forgotten the resident team had borne witness to such ignominious moments in her early career, such as: a horrific allergic reaction, and also being Voicemailed back into the Dale's shadows by a Beams shutout. Dice quickly struck up friendships with new teammates Dunn Keyes and Cravel Gesundheit, forming a particularly strong bond with the latter. The two were often spotted together about town by locals, and also in the nearby wilderness engaging in "inscrutable activities which. we're going to assume, is just how a pile of rocks and a former bird hang out".
Dice's Adaptation is currently unknown. 
==Trivia==
*Dice's surname is pronounced by manywho? like "Decay".
*Dice's favorite food is mac and cheese, something of an obsession of hers ever since she learned about it as a staple human food. 
*Dice has been banned from Moab's only ice cream parlor, the Basking Robins.
==Fan Works==
File:*Firing Goth Beams*.png|alt=A digital drawing of Willow Dice. She is a harpy with light brown skin dressed in the Sunbeams Shadows uniform and a corset. Her wings and hair have the colouration of an Australian Magpie, and she is holding a parasol that puts her upper body in shadow. Her eyes are closed and she is smiling lightly.|by Olive
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Category:Playoff Births
Category:Former Shadows Players
Willow Dice/IF-51.502

====Pelican Island???====
The now-inactive message board of Floridian Ornithologists and Birders For Partying All Night featured a discussion thread, 645 pages long, of members sharing, analysing, and debating evidence to confirm Dice's original species. Anecdotal evidence from several users who were on board the Dale's party yacht La Fiesta during Season 21 of Blaseball suggest that Dice's earlier self-introductions had fewer inconsistencies.
Key features of Dice's self-professed origins included: a home "up north a bit", which she left because of the "asshole egret neighbors"; several escapades as she made her way to Miami, including crashing "on the couch" of some turtles in Jupiter and a "spa day at Palm Beach Zoo"; and "a cool party trick she said she could 'still' pull off where she'd swallow a can of Sparkleyum™ Edible Glitter whole".
These key points have, somehow, convinced several in the FOaBFPAN community that Dice was a brown pelican raised in a rookery of east-central coastal Florida.
Dice declined to comment on the allegation when it was brought to her attention by a reporter, instead getting distracted and quite excited by the idea she had a "fan club". 
Category:Rumors
Willow Dice/IF-61.350

====Willet of the Florida Keys?====
Norman Clatcher, chief of research at the Centre for Etymonomantic Studies, has proposed that Dice's full name is a corruption of "Willet De Keys", indicating her original species was likely a large variety of sandpiper known as a willet. Clatcher's suggestion is supported by the fact willets are regularly sighted along Florida's coast, with the Florida Keys archipelago a short distance from Miami proper.
When approached for comment, Dice's response was "lmao".
Category:Rumors
Willow Dice/Rumor Registry

==Create New Rumor==
To create a new Rumor for Willow Dice, use the Page Creation tool to the right. The IF number needs to be a randomly generated 4 or 5 digit number with a period placed somewhere within, and it cannot match any numbers currently used on this page. We've generated one for you to use, but feel free to use a different number. This will create a subpage under Willow Dice for inclusion in the main page. Visit Interdimensional Rumor Mill/Guide to read more about how to create a new Rumor.
Category:IRM Registries
Willum McKinley

was a lineup player for the Baltimore Crabs, and had been with the team since Gamma 3 Season 1, Day 121.
==Official League Record==
McKinley joined the ILB as a lineup player on Gamma 3 Season 1, Day 121 after the incineration of Ella Goodman. 
==Fan Works==
File:G3CG Willum McKinley.png|alt=An uncolored bust drawing of Willum McKinley, a muppet in a crabs uniform. Eliot Schofield stands behind him with a somber expression and his eyes hidden by his hair.|McKinley and his puppeteer. Art by @saltbuzzard
File:Willum McKinley jiggit.jpg|alt=A photograph of McKinley, an orange pompom and pipecleaner figure. His Head is a pompom with stuffed crabs claws on the sides of his face, with big googly eyes, a green nose, and a big smile. He sits on the edge of a table and plays a polymer clay banjo.|Kids craft Willum McKinley by jiggit
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Baltimore Crabs Short Circuits Players
Winnie Mccall

was a lineup player for the New York Millennials, and was with the team from until being incinerated on , Day 92.
==Official League Records==
Mccall joined the ILB as a lineup player for the New York Millennials with .
Mccall was originally rated at , but during the was affected by the blessing and became a player.
During , Mccall was attacked by Consumers twice.
On , Day 92, Mccall was incinerated and replaced by Anathema Elemefayo.
==Biography==
Mccall was voted Most Likely to Be Sacrificed for Material or Otherwise Splorting Gain during .
Mccall was recruited onto the Millennials while wandering New York's subway tunnels; stumbling across a lost door, she opened it, discovering a secret entrance to the Millennials' stadium. She had been trying to find the F line. https://twitter.com/nymillenials/status/1289066790195208192
Worried about the necessity of a fun gimmick to be considered a widely known Blaseball player, Mccall briefly brought pockets full of smartphones to all of their at-bats. "Everyone seemed to have something, you know? Scorpler has his cool jacket, Dom has the obvious thing, Sandie's the most amazing merfolk ever... what did I have? My last name's Mccall, and our team already had a phone theme, so it felt pretty obvious," Mccall later recounted. Unfortunately, this coincided with Jessica Telephone's popular advent, and Mccall failed to gain any notoriety. She still maintains that Telephone copied her somehow. 
Winnie has a moderately successful podcast about gum, appropriately named "Chewin' It". Since the Soul Swap of Season 2 "Chewin' It" has seen a significant drop in both notable guest appearances and viewership due to the endless screaming caused by the harrowing effects of the soul swap. Most downloads are attributed to audial pranks, or are played at high volumes in public spaces as a form of protest against the practice of soul swapping.
==Fan Works==
File:No gods no landlords.png|Winnie Mccall by 
File:Winnie Mccall Tlopps Card.png|Winnie Mccall Tlopps Card by 
File:Winnie Mccall Soulscream.png|Winnie Mccall Soulscream by 
File:Players-winnie-01.png|Li'l Winnie by @AndreaStreeter
File:Eli Winnie.png|alt=A drawing of Winnie Mccall from blaseball making a peace sign at the camera. She is a fat black woman with demon horns and a tail. She is dressed in pastel goth attire, including decorative makeup on her cheeks, a pentagram harness over her shirt dress and a durag.|Winnie by Eli
File:Winnie.png|alt=Two near identical fullbody drawings of Winnie McCall from Blaseball. Winnie is a fat black woman with demon horns and tail and is dressed in pastel goth fashion. In the first drawing she is wearing pink and purples and in the second she is wearing yellows and mints and blowing a bubblegum bubble. |Chewn' it by Eli Finch
==References==
Category:Incinerated Players
Category:Original Players
Wired

Wired and Tired are a pair of player Modifications granted by Coffee Weather that cause runs to be worth an additional 0.5 runs, or 0.5 runs fewer.
==Effects==
During games played in Coffee weather, players can be "beaned".
The first time a player is beaned, they become Wired, adding an additional 0.5 to any runs they bat or run in (for example, a Wired batter hitting a single with a Wired runner on third would result in a net 2 runs being scored).
The second time a player is beaned, they lose the Wired modification, replacing it with Tired; instead of adding to runs, they instead subtract 0.5 runs in the same way.
A third beaning removes the wired modification, priming a player to become Wired again upon the fourth.
For a list of example "bean" messages, see the main page for Coffee.
==History==
Wired and Tired first appeared alongside Coffee Weather during the first round of the Coffee Cup and was the first effect in blaseball to grant fractional runs, resulting in many unique scores.
While it was theoretically possible for a runner, batter, and pitcher to all be Tired, resulting in a -0.5 run total, this never occurred in the Coffee Cup, and with negative runs becoming more common in the Expansion Era, was less noteworthy at that point.
Category:Player Modifications
Wisty Winkle

was a player in the lineup for the Tokyo Lift, and competed in Gamma 1.
==Official League Records==
Winkle was first seen as a player in the lineup for the Tokyo Lift after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 1.
During the Gamma 1, Season 1 election, Winkle’s batting stat increased as a result of the More Muscles amplification, resulting in a batting stat increase.
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Tokyo Lift Short Circuits Players
Wyatt Dovenpart/IF-502.29

===Dovenpart's Doppelgänger===
At some point prior to Season 1, the first game of the ILB 2K██ series was released. Regarding Wyatt Dovenpart (then Lee Davenport), this is noteworthy for several reasons: they objected to their likeness being used in a simulation, he insisted that the game had gotten their hair color wrong, and, most intriguingly, he was not at that time signed up for Internet League Blaseball, having a level of interest in kickball but otherwise working at a community garden and bakery. They stated their doubts that they would ever wind up in a game of Blaseball, and that the game was wildly inaccurate.
 
Fate, of course, had other plans for Lee Davenport; Dovenpart joined the Tacos alongside longtime family friend Wyatt Mason, lured in by the appeal of kickball and Al Pastor's deceptive marketing. Both of them enjoyed the relative calm of Season One. At that point, still speaking, they were quoted saying, "If the doppelgänger predicted me joining this splort, what else can it predict?" It would appear that his concern was not entirely misplaced. On Season 2 Day 73, it was reported that ILB 2K██'s servers went down for almost three hours. 
 
By the time the Quantum Curveball was hit on Season 3 Day 73, his game figure used the 502 Error to its advantage and began materializing in Los Angeli. Although infrequent, team members have expressed that a red-haired Dovenpart had given forewarnings varying in significance, from the team’s 3-9 loss on Season 5 Day 23, to the existence of a wave-based weather event, which eventually resulted in Dovenpart's swap to the Lineup in Season 5. The ominous air of these messages made it unclear whether they were a warning or a threat. Only one of its messages is on record, when it stated that "Your friends will wind up working for the very thing they fight against". During the appearances of the digital doppelgänger, Dovenpart likely became lost in LA’s Corruption and fell into the team's Shadows. Having only vague memories of the Shadows once returning, he only knows of the doppelgänger's actions through secondhand reports from teammates, although they tend to fail to remember details as time passes.
 
Although Dovenpart's hair could be reasonably described as brown or brown-adjacent for most of their ILB career, it appeared to have gradually become more ginger over time. Post Feedback of NaN (previously Wyatt Mason) at the beginning of Season 9, doppelgänger sightings rose steadily, until the point of Day X, when Dovenpart began to consistently glitch out of physicality between Los Angeli and the Shadows. With little to no sense of physical self, paired with concern over being replaced by their doppelgänger as every disaster seemed to bring them closer, Dovenpart eventually ended up formally Shadowed with the Downsizing Blessing.
Wyatt Dovenpart/IF-502.34

===Glitches===
Al Pastor Memorial Stadium’s material form Corrupted, Dovenpart (then Davenport), on the mound for the Unslam, appears to have Corrupted with it. Although they maintain a level of material integrity, continuing to generally resemble a human, their entirety is rarely visible all at the same time. 
 
Sections of their body appear to dull, darkening and generally losing all definable texture for periods ranging from a few seconds to multiple minutes at a time. Varying glitching appearances, namely where patches of their body transform into vibrant waves of interconnected colors, become blacked out and generally blurry, turn entirely invisible, or lose geometric details, have all been reported on different occasions. Their teammates have established that certain people witness different glitches at the same time, and that those present at the time of the Unslam see less glitches than others. Dovenpart themself likely sees the glitches, in their own unique, non-linear fashion.
 
Dovenpart also tends to glitch into past versions of themself, jumping back a few seconds at a time and having to repreform tasks. While Dovenpart has made no comment on their lack of material permanence, onlookers have stated that multiple versions of them periodically appear, having to strain their eyes to make out movements with the short lag between the Wyatt's actions. Objects also seem to pass through glitching sections of them, as stated by teammate Vito Kravitz: "That kid? Heh. They can hardly hold a wrench! It just keeps phasing through their hands. I'd rather work with that peanut kid than them some days!" 
 
They are also known to emit a faint static, growing in volume as you get closer to them. It is theorized that the excess of sound is the reason for their lack of speaking, while others point to the Interviews for an answer. Another theory for this, as well as for their material errors, has to do with their digital doppelgänger, as their hair has alternated between levels of red and brown. While sustaining silence to the media since these events, fellow Tacos have explained that they slowly began to speak to close friends, where, among other things, they were able to the best of their understanding, explain the computer-esque glitching they undergo in short, frustrated segments.