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| − | The '''Shadows''' are part of a team's full player roster, made up of the Bench ( | + | The '''Shadows''' are part of a team's full player roster, made up of the Bench (Lineup) and Bullpen (Rotation). Certain [[blessings]] and [[wills]] can often swap players between the Active Roster and the Shadows. The Shadows were first named in [[Season 6]] when [[Mike Townsend]] was one of the first players to go to the Shadows as a part of [[Jaylen_Hotdogfingers#Idolization_and_Resurrection|Jaylen Hotdogfingers' resurrection]], as well as [[Donia Bailey]] of the [[Houston Spies]] when [[Evelton McBlase II]] joined the roster. |
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Revision as of 06:35, 15 March 2021
The Shadows are part of a team's full player roster, made up of the Bench (Lineup) and Bullpen (Rotation). Certain blessings and wills can often swap players between the Active Roster and the Shadows. The Shadows were first named in Season 6 when Mike Townsend was one of the first players to go to the Shadows as a part of Jaylen Hotdogfingers' resurrection, as well as Donia Bailey of the Houston Spies when Evelton McBlase II joined the roster.
Community Concepts
The Shadows are not explained or detailed in the game, and as such, the Blaseball Community has created several concepts to imagine how the Shadows look and feel for their teams.
COMMUNITY REPORTSThe remainder of this article contains lore created collaboratively by the Blaseball community.
- The Shadow Moabbey is a Heliolatric monastery located on Haystack Mountain in the La Sal mountain range in eastern Utah, roughly 18 miles (28.9 km) east of the Hellmouth. It is home to the Order of Lanternbearers, a distant branch of the Heliolatric cults whose monastic practice has largely revolved around the Hellmouth Sunbeams since the long-foretold return of Blaseball. Like many institutions and organizations in Hellmouth, it is thought to have existed since both time immemorial and twenty years ago.
