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While very little is known about these entities, it has been observed that fans of Blaseball who find themselves unable to bet on the outcomes of Blaseball games due to bankruptcy can often discover loose Coins by [[Begging|throwing themselves upon the mercy of the Blaseball Gods]]. The potential consequences for abusing such mercy are, as of yet, unknown. | While very little is known about these entities, it has been observed that fans of Blaseball who find themselves unable to bet on the outcomes of Blaseball games due to bankruptcy can often discover loose Coins by [[Begging|throwing themselves upon the mercy of the Blaseball Gods]]. The potential consequences for abusing such mercy are, as of yet, unknown. | ||
| − | The Blaseball Gods also value blood sacrifices, to the point of deciding tiebreakers based on which teams sacrificed fans. | + | The Blaseball Gods also value [[Bloodhouse|blood sacrifices]], to the point of deciding tiebreakers based on which teams sacrificed fans. |
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Revision as of 13:22, 30 August 2020
The Blaseball Gods are enigmatic figures believed to have some authority over, or role in the creation of, the splort of Blaseball. They seem to have final authority over the division standings.
Behavior
While very little is known about these entities, it has been observed that fans of Blaseball who find themselves unable to bet on the outcomes of Blaseball games due to bankruptcy can often discover loose Coins by throwing themselves upon the mercy of the Blaseball Gods. The potential consequences for abusing such mercy are, as of yet, unknown.
The Blaseball Gods also value blood sacrifices, to the point of deciding tiebreakers based on which teams sacrificed fans.
