Solympic Flame
The Solympic Flame is a symbol of the Sun beaming down across the great Immaterial Plane on which Internet League Blaseball takes place. At the dawn of every Season, the Solympic Flame is focused through a lens that sits on Sail Rock, Maine. It is then carried to the Solarium in Hellmouth to mark the beginning of the Hellmouth Sunbeams' blaseball season.
Since Season 1, the Flame has been extinguished every season ahead of schedule by Seattle Garages fans.
Main Ceremonies
Lighting of the Flame
Sunlight is gathered from the easternmost blaseball field and the first to receive the Sun's rays, ballpark of the West Quoddy Lighthouse-Keepers Underleagues team[1]. A lens placed on second base focuses the beams across the diamond onto the batter's box by home plate. The batter then runs the 2590 miles to the Solarium, and lights the ceremonial pyre.
Extinguishing of the Flame
Timeline
- ↑ The Lighthouse-Keepers' home ballpark is of questionable legality as a regulation blaseball diamond, as only the home plate is on the mainland. 2nd base is on Sail Rock; 1st and 3rd base are buoys securedapproximately 50m and 200m off shore respectively.
