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Revision as of 01:20, 8 September 2020
The Discipline Era is the current (and so far, only) era of Blaseball. It was declared by the Blaseball Gods beginning at the end of Season 1, as a direct consequence of Opening the Forbidden Book.
The meaning or purpose of Discipline has never been explicitly stated, but it is widely understood to be an era marked by Blaseball fans undertaking forbidden acts and generally engaging in un-discipline.
Periods
The Discipline Era has seen several periods, or subtitles, to distinguish it in history. The names of these periods were also declared by the Blaseball Gods. In the eyes of Blaseball fans, they have been visible as subtitles to the Blaseball.com site header.
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The Three Strikes
Much like the basic rules of Blaseball, it is an implied threat that the Third Strike means that all participants will be "out."
The First Strike
See the main article on this topic: The Book of Blaseball#Opening the Forbidden Book
The Second Strike
See the main article on this topic: Peanut Fraud
The Third Strike
All fans hope there will be no Third Strike.
The Discipline Era 
