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Forbes joined the [[ILB]] as a pitcher for the [[Baltimore Crabs]] with {{BetaSeason|1|the Return of Blaseball}}.
 
Forbes joined the [[ILB]] as a pitcher for the [[Baltimore Crabs]] with {{BetaSeason|1|the Return of Blaseball}}.
  
During the {{BetaSeason|5#Election Results|@ elections}}, Forbes received boosts in all ratings as a result of the [[Season 5#Blessings|'''Horde Hallucinations''']] and [[Season 5#Blessings|'''Rollback Netcode''']] blessings.
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During the {{BetaSeason|5#Election Results|@ elections}}, Forbes received boosts in all ratings as a result of the {{BetaSeason|5#Blessings|'''Horde Hallucinations'''}} and {{BetaSeason|5#Blessings|'''Rollback Netcode'''}} blessings.
  
 
On {{BetaSeason|6}}, Day 1, Forbes's batting ability was siphoned by [[Yellowstone Magic]] lineup player [[Annie Roland]] in a game with [[Blooddrain]] weather, bringing it from {{Star Rating|1.5}} to {{Star Rating|1}}. Forbes was the first to be subject to Blooddrain's weather effects.
 
On {{BetaSeason|6}}, Day 1, Forbes's batting ability was siphoned by [[Yellowstone Magic]] lineup player [[Annie Roland]] in a game with [[Blooddrain]] weather, bringing it from {{Star Rating|1.5}} to {{Star Rating|1}}. Forbes was the first to be subject to Blooddrain's weather effects.
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On {{BetaSeason|10#Day X|@, Day X}}, Forbes pitched against [[THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS]], and lost after a single hit. Forbes then gained the {{ModLink|Mild}} modification. Due to the Crabs' subsequent [[Ascension]], Forbes was absent from the ILB from the {{BetaSeason|10#Election Results|@ elections}} until the [[Ascension#Descension|Descension]].
 
On {{BetaSeason|10#Day X|@, Day X}}, Forbes pitched against [[THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS]], and lost after a single hit. Forbes then gained the {{ModLink|Mild}} modification. Due to the Crabs' subsequent [[Ascension]], Forbes was absent from the ILB from the {{BetaSeason|10#Election Results|@ elections}} until the [[Ascension#Descension|Descension]].
  
During the {{BetaSeason|12#Election Results|@ elections}}, Forbes' defense was increased by {{Star Change|3.3|4.0}} as a result of the Crabs' [[Season 12#Blessings|'''The Rack''']] blessing. Additionally, Forbes benefited from a {{Star Change|3.7|4.3}} increase to pitching as a result of the Firefighters' [[Season 12#Blessings|'''Tag Team Pitching''']] blessing.
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During the {{BetaSeason|12#Election Results|@ elections}}, Forbes' defense was increased by {{Star Change|3.3|4.0}} as a result of the Crabs' {{BetaSeason|12#Blessings|'''The Rack'''}} blessing. Additionally, Forbes benefited from a {{Star Change|3.7|4.3}} increase to pitching as a result of the Firefighters' {{BetaSeason|12#Blessings|'''Tag Team Pitching'''}} blessing.
  
Forbes was traded to the [[Boston Flowers]] in exchange for [[Parker Parra]] during the {{BetaSeason|15#Election Results|@ elections}} via the Flowers' [[Season 15#Wills|'''Equivalent Exchange''']] will.
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Forbes was traded to the [[Boston Flowers]] in exchange for [[Parker Parra]] during the {{BetaSeason|15#Election Results|@ elections}} via the Flowers' {{BetaSeason|15#Wills|'''Equivalent Exchange'''}} will.
  
During the {{BetaSeason|17#Election Results|@ elections}}, Forbes' [[Player Attributes#Overpowerment|Overpowerment]] was increased and their [[Player Attributes#Unthwackability|Unthwackability]] was decreased as a result of the [[Season 17#Blessings|'''Grounded''']] blessing.
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During the {{BetaSeason|17#Election Results|@ elections}}, Forbes' [[Player Attributes#Overpowerment|Overpowerment]] was increased and their [[Player Attributes#Unthwackability|Unthwackability]] was decreased as a result of the {{BetaSeason|17#Blessings|'''Grounded'''}} blessing.
  
 
On {{BetaSeason|22}}, Day 19, Forbes was [[Incineration|incinerated]] and replaced by [[Backpatch Rolsenthal]].
 
On {{BetaSeason|22}}, Day 19, Forbes was [[Incineration|incinerated]] and replaced by [[Backpatch Rolsenthal]].

Latest revision as of 23:29, 16 January 2023

Brock Forbes was a pitcher for the Boston Flowers, was with the team from the Season β15 elections until being incinerated on Season β22, Day 19. Forbes previously played for the Baltimore Crabs.

Official League Records

Forbes joined the ILB as a pitcher for the Baltimore Crabs with the Return of Blaseball.

During the Season β5 elections, Forbes received boosts in all ratings as a result of the Horde Hallucinations and Rollback Netcode blessings.

On Season β6, Day 1, Forbes's batting ability was siphoned by Yellowstone Magic lineup player Annie Roland in a game with Blooddrain weather, bringing it from to . Forbes was the first to be subject to Blooddrain's weather effects.

On Season β10, Day X, Forbes pitched against THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS, and lost after a single hit. Forbes then gained the Mild modification. Due to the Crabs' subsequent Ascension, Forbes was absent from the ILB from the Season β10 elections until the Descension.

During the Season β12 elections, Forbes' defense was increased by 3.3 4.0 as a result of the Crabs' The Rack blessing. Additionally, Forbes benefited from a 3.7 4.3 increase to pitching as a result of the Firefighters' Tag Team Pitching blessing.

Forbes was traded to the Boston Flowers in exchange for Parker Parra during the Season β15 elections via the Flowers' Equivalent Exchange will.

During the Season β17 elections, Forbes' Overpowerment was increased and their Unthwackability was decreased as a result of the Grounded blessing.

On Season β22, Day 19, Forbes was incinerated and replaced by Backpatch Rolsenthal.

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Box of Brock Forbes Files

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Dimensional Anomaly Gang

Brock Forbes, Sutton Dreamy, and Parker Parra found shared connection with one another as anomalous beings on the team.

Brock and Parker share a love of abstract higher maths, particularly topology. They once explained to other Crabs that, while Brock lies on every parallel universe at once, Parker intersects this universe from outside of the multiverse, making them essentially perpendicular to one another. Nobody is sure if this is supposed to be a weird math joke or something, so they laugh just in case.

Brock and Sutton don't have too much in common, but Brock feels a particular need to make sure she's doing well, in part because she was manifested by Combs Duende who was one of their closest friends. Sutton can enjoy Brock's company, but it has not been confirmed as to whether this is because she cannot read his dreamscape at all which makes him a mystery, whether their interdimensional time share renders them immune to her self-diagnosed dream parasitism, or whether she can actually perceive Brock's psyche more clearly than anyone but his mother ever could and therefore is able to navigate all of the psychological and emotional barriers they've put up. They enjoy sitting around and zoning out together, nobody has actually confirmed if Sutton is high or sober during these chillouts.

Passing the Torch

In season 13 when the Crabs returned from The Big Leagues, they called up Jacoby Podcast from the shadows; recruiting them to the Crabs rotation. Podcast was quick to see Forbes as a mentor, both in play and outside the diamond. The two of them had similar pitching styles and Forbes was quick to explain the finer points of his plays when Podcast asked. The two fell into a comfortable routine of communication and practice, with Forbes being understanding of Podcast’s competitive nature and tendency to lay face down in the outfield when things weren’t going their way.

In season 16 after a tumultuous election, Forbes was now playing for the Boston Flowers and Podcast playing for the Ohio Worms. Forbes quickly realized just how much that relationship meant to him, and was quick to miss the firecracker of a pitcher that was Jacoby Podcast. Podcast was not receptive to attempts to reach out, with cries of being abandoned in Ohio despite reminders from other Worms that this was a regular outcome of the election. On Season 16 day 47 Forbes was able to force a reunion between the two when they played against one another in The Wormhole. The game went into extra innings, with Podcast letting up two home runs in the top of the 14th to end the game.

They refused to speak to Forbes afterwards.

After a reverb of the Flower’s rotation, Forbes was given another opportunity to pitch against his student on day 75. The game once again went into extra innings, with the Worms being shamed with 2 runs in the bottom of the 10th. This time when Podcast attempted to snub their mentor, Forbes simply applied their considerable experience in martial combat to immobilize Podcast while he talked about his feelings. It is not clear what was said in The Garden but in the weeks since the two have been seen hesitantly meeting up when not in games to practice together.

When speaking of the relationship Forbes has been quoted as saying “It’ll be nice to have a legacy that is more than betrayal.’’

Chants

  • "Can't stop the Brock"
  • "Brock our Rock"

In Literature

Runolfio Peeper, the Crabs Poet Laureate, wrote the following ditty about Forbes:

A haze of smoke drifts from the pitcher’s mound
Where Brock (or “Fat Joint”) Forbes can now be found.
All know performance boosting drugs are banned
But drugs that make you worse? Those are just grand!

In terms of blaseball rankings Brock is meager
His bat is weak—his blunt is the big leaguer
Dazed and high, Brock often flunks his pitch
But measured by his chill Forbes is thrice rich.

Trivia

  • Forbes can frequently be seen spacing out on the pitcher's mound before a pitch.

Fan Works