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Spicasaurus (Tree)

Spicasaurus squashing a nearby rotter.

**Spicasaurus** was a tree man that played for The ReBBRL Invasion under Squiggy. He was named after the REL coach and inaugural Minor's finalist.

## Career

Spicasaurus was the damage sponge on a team that was losing players left and right. Some coaches credit his ability to survive on a team that made frequent trips to the graveyard. Others fault him for not being able to take more hits and prevent further deaths. His block ability put him above other tree men.

Despite his role he was able to avoid permanent injury until his final match against the New Year Norse. As if foreshadowing the incoming death of Yasinde and directly preceding an apothecary used on a K.O, the phenominal big guy would take a niggle injury from the opposing big guy 2016 He has not been seen since the quarter finals of season 7.
Ptahlor Swift

**Ptahlor Swift** is a Blitz-Ra currently signed up under the roster of United Scarab Khemirates under coach Harringzord.

## Career

Pthalor Swift may only be 14 games into his career under the Khemirates yet he amassed 59 SPP in that short time (as of 5/4/2018.) Clearly benefiting from the bloody swathe his team had cleared through the preseason he can at be held plentifully responsible for such feats.

This skeleton introduces players to the sweet embrace of death slightly more often than once every three games. The Blitz Ra is skilled in working with bones, namely those of his opponents. His ability to introduce players to the injury box as opposed to the KO box is as clear to see as his rib-cage. His Will his killing rampage be put to rest or will Pthalor continue to sweep the pitch clear of his competition?

## Career Stats

##### as of 5/4/2018

United Scarab Khemirates
 Matches
 Touchdown
 Casualties
 KO
 Kill
 Crowdsurfs
High Sails

**High Sails** are a Wood Elf team currently playing in Division 1 of REBBL's GMAN region. They are coached by Venachar.

They are the oldest Wood Elf team in REBBL, having competed in every season in the league's history. In that time, 28 players have been killed on the field for them with many more reaching an early retirement.

High Sails are renowned for their highly-aggressive, high-scoring style of play, with their coach being particularly renowned for his ability to set up one-turn touchdowns.
P Costello

**P Costello** is a Gutter Runner and the second legend player on the Capital Rats, a Skaven team in the Big O. Along with his "partner in crime" M Turnbull he forms the backbone of the Rats, but whilst Turnbull can be relied upon to remove key opposing players, Costello's expertise lies in finding that magic touchdown when the chips are down and the turn clock is ticking away.

Due to his role on the team, he spends significant amounts of time off the field, making him an entirely different animal to fellow legend Gutter runner Choco Chipmunk, as he spends most of the match warming up and stretching to ensure he is ready for the astonishing bursts of speed that has seen him find a touchdown almost every time he has ever taken to the field.

Whilst critics have noted Turnbull is in somewhat of a slump, they are quick to praise Costello's attitude and performance, as he remains the most reliable member of the Rats lineup, though the less polite among them suggest that its really because he's only spent the time equivalent of less than 20 total matches actually ON the pitch......

## Career Stats

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Blanky

**Blanky** is a saurus playing for One30's Tadpoles in the Big City.

## Career

Blanky has been the yin to Joe Dirt's yang since the first season of the team. Blanky is the tackle player the Tadpoles have relied on time and time again and he has certainly risen to the responsibility.

While Joe garners a lot of the spotlight, Blanky has become the infrequently-sung hero when plays have demanded he be. As a break tackle and tackle piece his role has been as safety first and as a convenient damage dealer second.

## Coach's Editorial

Blanky became my own personal hero when he picked up break tackle. As the default safety he enjoyed a healthy supply of would be scoring threats.

At the time of writing the juggernaut still has the "new car smell". Just bought, never been driven. He's also my first player I've ever acquired the skill for, as I hadn't really seen the value in it before. Now I can't wait to put my swiss-army-saurus to work.

## Career Stats

###### as of 3/3/18

Tadpoles in the Big City
 Matches
 Passes
 Touchdowns
 K.O's
 Casualties
 Kills
 Crowdsurfs
 Casualties sustained
Crematorium Crew

The **Crematorium Crew** are a team coached by BufordTJustice and are currently competing in GMan 6d.

The team started out in a completly fresh division. We all know Undead are really good at low TV, but BufordTJustice took it to another level. In his first ten games he won ten times and didn't even sustain a single touchdown against him.

## Rivalries

Now with such a record you polarize people. While many people admire you, there are a few people you antagonize. One of them is Jimmy Fantastic with his TEAM FANTASTIC. Now of course I wouldn't call it a real feud, but luck was involved in their matchup, which ended up going in the favor of the Undead. A Killer Chaos team wanting revenge? I'm sure that can't be a bad thing.
Flood

Do you want to blitz me? I'll pass.

Flood was backbone and the founding father of the Absolute Disaster team. If it were not for his accident on the Disasters Anonymous session then all Disasters would probably ended back in their mundane lifes, slaving at destroying people's lives, and never get to enjoy destroying lives of their opponents.

Flood would not really be exceptional Runner, but due to his favourite pastime - Hog All The MVPs - he quickly went from the dedicated blitzing target to a player who dictates how the drive will look like. With his ability to pass Long Bomb with 75% probability, every opponent made sure the scoring threats are covered. With big target on his forehead (and his skill list) Flood keept his distance from anyone who could have second thoughts about who to blitz. The one time he did not keep his distance and went to provide assist to the foul, he got blitzed by the fouling target and broke his neck. This ended his promissing career.
Switzerland

**Switzerland** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Switzerland in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Rebellious Scions

A dark elf team full of fanatical witch elves, and cocky blitzers, the Rebellious Scions are an up and coming team on the REBBL scene. After the team made it to playoffs in their first even College Season, the coach decided they were worthy of competing with the big boy's and signed them up for REL.

## College

The team finished their college season with a 6-1-2 record, qualifying for playoffs, where they made it to the second round before being eiminated by a skaven rival. This loss mirrored struggles that the team had against rats throughout college, but one that the coach insists they have left behind them after joining majors.

## Notable Players

* Pro Tess
* Calfendrian
* Arminius
Drakkar's Dominators

Defenders of Valhalla with glory we ride!

**Drakkar's Dominators** are a Big O norse team coached by DeezMFK. They reside in division 1 and are a mainstay playoff team.

First coming into existence during season 5 in the REL, they Transferred to the Big O in Season 6 and quickly cut their way through division 2 and then 1 with dominating performances and nearly undefeated records. One of the top norse teams in ReBBL and the top Big O norse team, their longest ride into the playoffs ended at the finals of season 7. Along the way Harringzord created this music video to highlight their playoff accomplishments.

They own the most developed yhetee in REBBL and have a knack for keeping injured players. Despite being a low armor team they have killed 27 players and only 11 of their own have died as of 3/10/2018.

Season 8 Ended up being a rebuild season with the Dominators sitting in the bottom-middle of the pack and escaping regulation. It's notable that both ulfwerners were killed and recycled between the playoffs of Season 7 and the end of Season 8. Hopefully providing the backbone this team needs to stand up to Big O Giants like TARDIS, and Bash Inc.

## Notable Players

* Snowballa , Yeti
* Erik the Red , Berserker
* Hulfar the Sweaty , Runner
* Cnut Petmarr , Ulfwerner (Dead, Finals Season 7)
* Fido Ulfhedinn , Ulfwerner (Dead, 3rd Game of Season 8)
* Ptor the Crazed , Berserker (Dead, Start of Season 8)
* Ospakr Porolfr , Lineman (Dead, Season 9 Devastational Round 1)

## References

REBBL Season 7 Quarter-Finalist - Drakkar's Dominators Harringzord, Youtube 2/8/18
Knife Juggler

**Knife Juggler** is an Orc Blitzer currently playing in REBBL for Maybe orc will work in GMAN's Division 1.

During Season 7, Juggler became the first-ever GMAN player to amass 176 SPP and reach Legend rank. This was in spite of some high-profile performance anxiety issues that dogged his chase of that record.

Knife Juggler is the only remaining player from the original Maybe orc will work squad that entered REBBL at the start of Season 3.

## Career Stats

 Touchdowns
 Blocks
 KO
 Casualties
 Kills
 Passes
 Interceptions
School of Dance

In Lird'nor we trust.

School of Dance is a wood elf team coached by the famous elf coach Morka. (["the Nuffling" here]) The team has freshly started out in the division BIG O 4 and has turned a development season into a winning season.

Season 8 The team consists almost entirely of positionals, fielding 4 catchers from their inception, two have made plus agility roles. Unafraid of a high team value the School of Dance pranced to the top of their division's leaderboard, going to playoffs in their inaugural season. The team has even shown a taste for blood, claiming two kills already despite their dexterous nature. The School of Dance stand poised to be serious playoff threats for seasons to come as round one of playoffs they took out highly favoured "Skinky Island Boys" in an OT thriller. ([see it here]).

Season 9 saw the School of Dance led by Michael Jackson, Fred Astaire and Rudolf Nureyev make a Rebbl record of 45 touchdowns in 13 games. winning 11 games and going into playoffs they looks good to have a deep run at the title to be stopped first round by the only other team in Rebbl with an 11-1-1 record. Toastguy's Undead.

## Notable Players

* Micheal Jackson - Catcher 9-2-5-7 - Catch, Dodge, Sprint, **Block, +AG, +MV, Sure Feet, Side Step, Pass Block.**
* Fred Astaire - Catcher 8-2-5-6 - Catch, Dodge, Sprint, **Block, Side Step, +AG, Sure Hands, Pass**
* Rudolf Nureyev - Wardancer 8-4-4-7 - Block, Dodge, Leap, **Strip ball, Side Step, +ST, Fend, Tackle**
* Lird'nor "The Wolf" - Wardancer 8-3-3-7 - Block, Dodge, Leap, **Mighty Blow, Tackle, Side Step, Piling On, Fend, Jump Up**
Ikit Warpskitter

Ikit [Ik-it] is a Gutter Runner, Playmaker and Lead Scorer of the Lords of Decay. Ikit has been a core member of the team since its foundation in Season 6.

## Defining Characteristics

Like most Gutter Runners, since he was a Rookie, Ikit has always possessed an uncanny agility, speed and sixth sense that has allowed him to keep out of harms way. What has set him apart from most Gutter Runners is his ability to leap into the fray at just the right moment and then fade away before the opposing team can react.

## Skills and Training

Quick to develop, during his Rookie season Ikit had already established himself as the teams top scorer but put his near limitless talents to further use by focusing as the teams ball retrieval specialist. Such was his commitment to excelling in this role that Ikit underwent a rigorous experimental mutation program and developed an enlarged hand allowing him to better slip into the melee and retrieve the ball no matter what.

Season 7 saw Ikit further cement his position as top scorer and ball retrieval specialist by perfecting his Leaps and fending away the opposing team as they try to stop him sneaking off with the ball.

Unlike many of his teammates Ikit has eschewed training to increase his Agility, Core Speed or Strength, instead preferring to focus on developing the many skills that allow him to be one of the least flashy but hardest working Gutter Runners in the REL League.

## Reputation

Ikit has truly earned the well-deserved moniker “The Thief” by both teammates and the Lords of Decay’s many fans, since when Ikit is on the pitch the ball is never safe.
Albania

**Albania** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Albania in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*

## Notes

* **^** Contains a few words in both English and Spanish.
Iceland

**Iceland** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Iceland in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Philippines

The **Philippines** debuted in the third edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented the Philippines in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Belarus

**Belarus** debuted in the third edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Belarus in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Luxembourg

**Luxembourg** debuted in the fifth edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Luxembourg in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
TEAM FANTASTIC

This Chaos team is coached by the well known streamer and coach JimmyFantastic and is currently competing in GMan 6d.

This team started out as fresh team season 8 and right from the start they went for the "Killskills". With plenty of Mighty Blow and Claw the team found mostly wins early on, but also got a few loses when the injurys didn't go their way. A Chaos team starting out with a 6-0-3 record in their first 9 games is certainly a scarry sight and will be even scarrier a few seasons later.

## Rivalries

There might be a big rivalry in the making, since there are two Chaos teams with two very different builds in Division 6D. Hudd and his Clawtimore Rams went for getting a Minotaur and plenty of beasts, while Jimmy's team went with the classic Chaos build. They are both competing for the second spot in the division, a win for either of them would be big.

Another team on the grudge list of Jimmy is the Crematorium Crew. They beat TEAM FANTASTIC with quite a bit of luck and are firmly in the top spot.
Gibbons II

Lucky Number 13

**Gibbons II** is a legendary gutter runner playing for Ratz Off To Ya, coached by Golg0than.

## Career

Gibbons II populates his team's roster with the power of a scoring a touchdown in only one turn. Gibbons' warpstone nourishment and natural talent have given him the ability to receive the ball from the middle of the pitch, and with no further assistance run the entire length of the opponent's side of the pitch. Gibbons is groomed in the style of reroll preservation to be the optimal choice when performing "one-turns" when one is out of team rerolls. While other gutter runners are styled to perform flamboyant leaps or take free sidesteps forward with pushes, Gibbons II prefers the reliable undaunted route to victory.

Unfortunately for this rat's technique, he recently received an injury that stunts his running speed back down to normalcy. The team apothecary took to the field and cured another gutter runner's agility bust. Then the good doctor subsequently took his union mandated break. Gibbons II and the rest of his team found a fireball hurdling towards them against the New Year Norse in Season 8. Some say that he jumped in the way of the nearby Gary Friendly, who received only a stun, while others suggest that he was shoved in the way as a vermin shield.

## Career Stats

##### As of 3/15/2018

Ratz Off To Ya
 Touchdowns
 Games
 Catches
 Yards Ran
 Yards Passing
TheHighland Avengers

**TheHighland Avengers** are the team lead by Mmcnaughton4 into GMan 6c.

The Chaos Dwarfs have been picking up quite a lot of steam over the first ten games of their season. In the last three games they will need to proof that they deserve the playoff spot, since this will be their only chance.

## Rivalries

This team has one big rivalrie. It's against Yasinde and his team Weird Witchcraft. Even before they played each other, they were enemies. Both coaches come from the RebbRl and wanted to prove themselfes against each other.

While the Dark Elves where picking up a lot of good development in their first games, the Chaos Dwarfs stagnated. Mmcnaughton4 got into Yasinde's face about it, and in the end a bet was made. If Mmcnaughton4 can kill Yasinde's Witchelf Fluffy Bunny, Yasinde will have to reroll into Chaos Dwarfes for season 9. If he can't kill her, Mmcnaughton4 will have to reroll into High Elfs.

In their game, which the Chaos Dwarfes won, Mmcnaughton could only KO Fluffy Bunny. This means Season 8 will be the only season for the team.
Cannibalism

Cannibalism is something that Chokonion is currently committing. He loves giant ham and **ONION** **sandwiches.**

Several onions are eaten by Serpentonions. The electrified Frying Pan that Dr. Steak left behind is of use to them, poor souls who wander into the kitchen are fried up and served as a giant ham and onion sandwich or with steak. The Un-Onions sometimes eat Onions, but this isn't cannibalism.

## Season 2 - Skyline Onions

Season 2 will focus around Cannibal onions that are after our favorite Ninja! Will they escape? I don't know, wait for Akumu to stop being lazy and write out the episodes.

Cannibal's Favorite Food

1. Steak and Onion (right >)
2. Fried Onion
3. Cheese and Onion Pie
4. Onion Surprise
5. Onion Smoothie
6. Onion Skin
7. Onion Raw
8. Cooked Onion
9. Onion and Grass
10. Onion and Wood
11. Onion Bunion
12. Onion Salt
13. Onion Curry
Brazzers

So Sexy It Hurts

**Brazzers** is a family friendly orc team coached by Superfedtv in REL. They've made the climb up to division 1, where they currently reside.

Brazzers had an explosive start coming into REL in Season 5. After mopping up most of the competition they graduated with 9 wins, an impressive display for a rookie team. Afterwards they made playoffs twice with the same exact score, and earned a hype video the second time around from Harringzord. The two season repeat of their score has already been broken four games into season 8.

This team has had players featured in the Superstar Shootout.

## Notable Players

* Riley Reid
* Mia Molkova
* Kleio Valentien
* Kristen Scott
* Megan Rain

## References

REBBL Season 7 Quarter-Finalist - Brazzers Harringzord, Youtube 2/8/18
Austria

**Austria** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Austria in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*

## Notes

* **^** During the fourth edition a new formula was used, and a third semi-final was introduced. The top seven countries from each semi-final would advance to the grand final. The formula was never used again due to the bad reception it received, and instead, a pre-qualification round was introduced to the contest in the fifth edition.
Japan

**Japan** debuted in the second edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Japan in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Ratz Off To Ya

A Gary Friendly Team

**Ratz Off To Ya** are a skaven team coached by the streamer Golg0than in Div 1 of REL.

Ratz Off To Ya is most known for their star linerat Gary Friendly who has fouled and cheated his way either into coaches hearts and through players' heads. They can also boast of their veteran state in the league despite being so squishy. The team has never strayed lower than division 2 and commonly dances between divisions 2 and 1. Another claim they can stake is ridding REL of the infamous Jerry.

The team shows growing improvement in record in the more recent seasons. Ratz Off To Ya made it to playoffs in season 7 despite the team apocethary often being saved solely for the team star and mascot. Due to this the team can often be seen experiencing a deficiency of efficient storm vermin.

## Notable Players

* *Gary Friendly*
* Gibbons II
* Dr. Ian Black
* Renee the Receptionist
Portugal

**Portugal** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Portugal in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Bulgaria

**Bulgaria** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Bulgaria in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Sri Lanka

**Sri Lanka** debuted in the third edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Sri Lanka in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*

 4 | Ecca Vandal
Malta

**Malta** debuted in the third edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Malta in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Snowball 4

The Vampire

**Snowball 4** is a player currently belonging to GMan6 team Whisky Galore, coached by Kanukki. Previously he played for the retired chaos team Snovgard, led by the coach Iron Master and coach Saace's AnimalFarm prior to that.

## Career

Fourth of his kind, his previous iterations and he resided on Saace's team AnimalFarm before being traded for two beastmen; The Other Redshirt and Slashnagors. He played for Snovgard for Season 7.

At the time of trade he had a strength upgrade. After earning his first level on Snovgard he would earn the moniker "The Vampire" for the stat-line he possessed and would often assume a ball carrying role due to his reliable dodging and bulk.

Prior to Season 9, he was claimed from the Free Agent Market by Whisky Galore for their inaugural season in ReBBL. After scoring the winning touchdown on his debut for the new team and a later vanity pass, he gained Sure Hands to solidify his position as the team's ball carrier.

## Career Stats

Snovgard / AnimalFarm / Whisky Galore
 Passes
 Catches
 Touchdowns
 Blocks
 KOs
 Casualties
Myanmar

**Myanmar** debuted in the fourth edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Myanmar in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Spain

**Spain** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Spain in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Algeria

**Algeria** debuted in the seventh edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Algeria in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Saudi Arabia

**Saudi Arabia** debuted in the third edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Saudi Arabia in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Malaysia

**Malaysia** debuted in the fourth edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Malaysia in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Eurasian Song Contest Wiki

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**Eurasian Song Contest** is a song contest hosted on Instagram since February 2018, inspired by the Eurovision Song Contest.

## Participations

Any country located in Europe or Asia is allowed to send a song for the contest, alongside with some culturally linked countries, such as Egypt. As of the fifth edition, a total of seventy-one countries have participated at least once. These are listed here alongside with the edition in which they made their debut.

## Countries eligible to participate

In total, **UPDATE** countries and territories are eligible to participate in the contest. Out of that, **UPDATE** have done so as of the fifth edition

### XXX

As of the fifth edition, **UPDATE** out of **UPDATE** members have participated in the contest at least once. These are the countries eligible to participate that haven't done so yet:

## Slogans

Since the first edition slogans were in use for the contest. In each edition, the host delegation and the team were in charge of deciding the slogan of the edition.

## Winners

The contest has had six winners to date. So far, only four different countries have won the competition and therefore hosted the contest. No city has hosted the contest twice, although Norway and Russia have won the contest twice. Russia is also the only country that has won the contest twice in a row.

No country won the contest by a margin larger than 20 points and smaller than 10 points until the United Kingdom won the contest in the sixth edition with a record-breaking margin of 44 points. However, Russia currently holds the record for the highest amount of points for a winning entry, with 198 points.
Ukraine

**Ukraine** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Ukraine in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Godefray the Jackal

**Godefray the Jackal** was a Knight playing for the "Knights who Said Ni" in the REL. He quickly rose to captaincy in the team, due to both his "never say die" attitude and his incredibly varied toolbox of skills.

That aforementioned inability to quit led to him seeing play in an incredible 76 matches, despite suffering 12 serious injuries, including a smashed ankle and a fractured skull!

During Season 6 he became the first player in the whole of REBBL to reach legend status in a match that saw no less than four of his team mates either injured into retirement or outright killed. Memory's of this dogged his remaining career and most analysts believe this led to both him and his team eventually retiring after their Season 7 campaign.

## Career Stats

 Interceptions 0
France

**France** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented France in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Kazakhstan

**Kazakhstan** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Kazakhstan in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*

## Notes

* **^** Contains a repeated word in English.
Greece

**Greece** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Greece in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*

## Notes

* **^** Greece originally placed 18th in the final, however, the broadcaster failed to submit their votes resulting in the losing half of their points.
* **^** It was originally allowed to take part in the edition, however, it was later discovered that the song was a cover of another song resulting in Greece being forced to withdraw.
Palestine

**Palestine** debuted in the seventh edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Palestine in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Armenia

**Armenia** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Armenia in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Georgia

**Georgia** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Georgia in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Bosnia and Herzegovina

**Bosnia and Herzegovina** debuted in the second edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Taiwan

**Taiwan** debuted in the third edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Taiwan in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Tajikistan

**Tajikistan** debuted in the fourth edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Tajikistan in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*

 5 | Tahmina Niyazova
Romania

**Romania** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Romania in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*

## Notes

* **^** Romania automatically qualified to the final after having won the pre-qualification round.
Mr. Whymper

**Mr. Whymper** is a Chaos Warrior playing for the Chaos team AnimalFarm in the REL. Whilst many of the players in the halls of legend are dedicated "killers" few take the sadistic pleasure in their role that Whymper does, he can truly be described as a player that wants to watch the REBBL burn.

Whymper is personally responsible for several high profile deaths, including fellow legend player Rod Longstaff. Whilst you would be forgiven for thinking these are heinous crimes against the REBBL these are simply part of the history of the team, a history that the 'Farms fans revel in.

Critics are often quick to point out AF's "bridesmaid" complex - they have now missed back to back playoffs by one point (Season 6 and 7) and point to players like Whymper that they feel need to focus less on slaughter and more on winning games. Will season 8 see the turn around the Farm needs to qualify? Will more legend players fall to Whympers claws? These questions will be answered on the pitch very soon.

## Career Stats

 Interceptions 1
Yemen

**Yemen** debuted in the fifth edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Yemen in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Sweden

**Sweden** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Sweden in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
All Stars

REBBRL All Stars is a league under the REBBRL banner. It features teams who have retired from other leagues, including REBBL-proper, One-Minute League, Minors, College and, previously, the REBBRL Spin League.

## Qualifications

In order for a team to qualify for All Stars, its coach must have completed at least one league under the REBBL or REBBRL banner. Additionally, the team must either have come directly from a competitive REBBL or REBBRL League or else have last participated in a season of REBBRL Upstart.

Previous to season 3, any Spin League team was allowed to sign up for All Stars. However, with the introduction of the Upstart League during season 2, this is no longer the case. The League Admin quoted a desire for more teams with league history behind them as the primary reason for this change.

## History

### Season 1

The first season of All Stars had a large number of Spin Teams sign up, with a few minors and majors teams rounding out the roster.

Playoff Winner: Mercenary Monsterslayers

### Season 2

The second season saw a return of many Spin Teams from the first season, but a much more balanced distribution of teams from different leagues among the new teams to sign up. This season notably featured the first stunty team to sign up for All Stars.

Playoff Winner: Club C
Mongolia

**Mongolia** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Mongolia in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
South Korea

**South Korea** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented South Korea in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Czech Republic

The **Czech Republic** debuted in the second edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented the Czech Republic in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Iran

**Iran** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Iran in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
India

**India** debuted in the third edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented India in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Eurasian Song Contest 3

Final date
 Host city
 Broadcaster
 Entries
 Debuting
 System
 Null points
 Winner

The **Eurasian Song Contest 3**, often referred to as **EASC 3**, was the third edition of the Eurasian Song Contest. The third edition took place in Kazan, Russia, after Rita Dakota won the second edition of the contest in Tromsø, Norway, scoring 169 points with "Polcheloveka".

## Location

**Kazan** (Russian: Каза́нь, IPA: [kɐˈzanʲ]; Tatar: Казан) is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia. With a population of 1,143,535, it is the sixth most populous city in Russia. Kazan lies at the confluence of the Volga and Kazanka Rivers in European Russia. The Kazan Kremlin is a World Heritage Site.

In April 2009, the Russian Patent Office granted Kazan the right to brand itself as the "Third Capital" of Russia. In 2009 it was chosen as the "Sports capital of Russia" and it still is referred to as such. The city hosted the 2013 Summer Universiade, 2014 World Fencing Championships, the 2015 World Aquatics Championships, and is one of the host cities for the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup and the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

In 2015, Kazan was visited by 2.1 million tourists, which is a 20% increase in comparison with 2014. The Kazan Kremlin was visited by 1.5 million tourists in 2015, and the city's hotel and entertainment complex with an aquapark called "Kazan Riviera" was visited by 1 million tourists.

## Format

### Semi-final allocation draw

The draw that determined the semi-final allocation was held on 9 June 2018. The big 6 countries were drawn first to determine in which semi-final each country would vote. The rest of the forty-six countries were drawn next. The countries were all placed in the same pot.

### Running order

The running orders of the semi-finals were chosen randomly. When a country was drawn from a pot, its semi-final and running order place was drawn from another pot.

## Participating countries

Fifty-two countries participated in the edition. Six of them, Finland, Kosovo, Mongolia, Sweden, Turkey and the host country Russia pre-qualified for the grand final. Belarus, Cambodia, Hungary, India, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Malta, Moldova, North Macedonia, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan and Thailand debuted in the edition, while China, Estonia, Germany, Iran, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia and Vietnam withdrew. In addition, Slovenia and South Korea returned after each had a one-edition absence.

## Results

### Semi-final 1

Twenty-three countries participated in the first semi-final. Kosovo, Sweden and Turkey were allocated to vote in this semi-final. The highlighted countries qualified for the grand final.

### Semi-final 2

Twenty-three countries participated in the first semi-final. Finland, Mongolia and Russia were allocated to vote in this semi-final. The highlighted countries qualified for the grand final.

### Final

Twenty-six countries participated in the final.
Turkmenistan

**Turkmenistan** debuted in the fourth edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Turkmenistan in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
North Macedonia

**North Macedonia**, previously known as the **Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia** (**FYR Macedonia**), debuted in the third edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Latvia

**Latvia** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Latvia in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Brunei

**Brunei** debuted in the sixth edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Brunei in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*
Iraq

**Iraq** debuted in the sixth edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Iraq in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*

## Notes

* **^** Iraq automatically qualified for the final after having won the pre-qualification round.
Turkey

**Turkey** debuted in the first edition of the Eurasian Song Contest.

## Participations

The following table lists the participants that represented Turkey in the Eurasian Song Contest.

**Table key**

     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Last place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify for the final*
     *Did not qualify from the pre-qualification round*
     *Withdrawn or disqualified*
     *Did not participate*