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| − | In Season it was revealed that under certain circumstances rouge umpires could incinerate entire teams. The follow article describes the details of what teams were incinerated, as well as the circumstances leading to those incinerations.
| + | ==Sun 1== |
| − | ==Prehistory==
| + | The original sun forged by [[Namerifeht]] on [[The First Day, 1st Edition]]. |
| − | ===Season A=== | + | ===Sun (Alternate)=== |
| − | ====The Election====
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| − | The history of team incinerations began in the Season A election when the [[Antarctic Fireballs]] Hexed [[Parker MacMillan]] with the{{ModifInline|FIREWALKER|duration=permanent}} modification and the [[Hawai'i Fridays]] Hexed MacMillan with the {{ModifInline|NONPROFIT|duration=permanent}} modification.
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| − | In the subsequent games, the Library shows several messages of <span class="coin">You</span> receiving no coins from MacMillan’s hits due to their modifications.
| + | ===The Black Hole=== |
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| − | ===Season B=== | + | ==Sun 2== |
| − | ====The Election==== | + | [[Sun 2]] was set when Sun 1 collapsed into a [[Black Hole]] on [[Season 10]] Day 113. It was one of only two weathers to appear in Season 11, and after that occasionally appeared as a [[weather]] condition going forward. |
| − | In the Season B election The Alaskan Immortals Revoked Parker MacMillan, giving them the {{ModifInline|ROAMIN|duration=permanent}} modification, leaving the Immortals {{ModifInline|MARKED|duration=weekly}}, and causing MacMillan to roam to the [[Canada Artists]].
| + | ==Sun (Sun)== |
| − | ===Season C=== | + | Sun (Sun) first appeared in the Season 19 Election in under the Tidings: |
| − | {{Teamicon|immortals}}
| + | *'''A DEBT II''' |
| − | ====The Alaskan Immortals====
| + | **THE LEAGUE WAS LEVERAGED<br />SUN(SUN) WAS FORGED<br />SUN(SUN) WAS SET |
| − | On Day 8 of Season C the [[Alaskan Immortals]] played the [[Phoenix Trunks]] during a [[Solar Eclipse]] and were incinerated by a [[Rogue Umpire]] chaining the Instability to the Trunks.
| + | **BLASEBALL WAS RAISED BY A SECOND POWER |
| | + | ***{{ModGain|SUNSUN|duration=permanent}} |
| | + | It was set upon the league after the Repeal Turntables Decree failed to pass thanks to a Grand Bargain made by the [[Boss]]. Sun (Sun) caused "All Wins and Unwins to be Squared". In practice this meant that the unwins (-1 wins) became worth 1 win again, but also caused the unwins that came form the Black Hole to be worth one win. This led to the message from scoring ten runs to be changed to "The Black Hole swallowed the Runs and burped at the (team who was scored on)." |
| | + | ===Supernova=== |
| | + | In Season X a gauge became visible for the |
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| − | The Immortals were replaced by the [[Downward Dogs]]
| + | ===Black Hole (Black Hole)=== |
| − | | + | On Season 24 Day '''27''' the Supernova |
| − | ====The Election==== | + | ==Other Suns== |
| − | In the Season C Election The Canada Artists Revoked Parker MacMillan, granting MacMillan the {{ModifInline|newadventure|duration=permanent}} modification, and causing the Artists to become unstable for the first week of Season D, and causing MacMillan to Roam to the [[Oregon Psychics]].
| + | ===Sun 30=== |
| − | ===Season D=== | + | [[Sun 30]] was set by a [[Decrees#Season 20|Decree]] in [[Season 20]]. It appeared from Season 21 to Season 24 causing games entering Extra Innings to award each team an extra Win.<br> |
| − | {{Teamicon|cart}}
| + | On Season 24 Day 43 [[Sandie Turner]] scored the tenth run for the [[Millennials]] agitating the Blackhole (Blackhole) and nullifying Sun 30. |
| − | ====The Canadian Artists==== | + | ===Sun .1=== |
| − | On Day 3 of Season D the [[Canada Artists]] played the [[Maryland Squirrels]] during a Solar Eclipse and were incinerated by a Rogue Umpire chaining the instability to the Squirrels.
| + | '''[[Sun .1]]''' is a [[weather]] condition created by a [[Decrees#Season 21|Decree]] in [[Season 21]], causing Runs to be worth an additional 0.1 Runs per Inning.<br> |
| − | | + | On Season 24 Day 29 [[Bevan Wise]] scored the tenth run for the [[Magic]] agitating the Blackhole (Blackhole) and nullifying Sun .1. |
| − | The Artists were replaced by the [[Topeka Moist Talkers]].
| + | ===Equal Sun === |
| − | *Due to [[Agan Espinoza]]'s {{ModifInline|FIRE_PROTECTOR|duration=permanent}} modification they were the only player to be incinerated with the team – the other Artists players instead being transferred over to the Artists' replacement team, the [[Topeka Moist Talkers]].
| + | '''[[Equal Sun]]''', a sun set by a [[Decrees#Season 22|Decree]] in [[Season 22]], causing home runs during the final Out of a game to tie the game.<br> |
| − | | + | On Season 24 Day 55 [[August Obrien]] scored the tenth run for the [[Pies]] agitating the Blackhole (Blackhole) and nullifying Equal Sun. |
| − | ====The Election====
| + | ===Sum Sun=== |
| − | In the Season D Election the Oregon Psychics revoked Parker Macmillan, granting MacMillan the {{ModifInline|superwanderer|duration=permanent}} modification, causing the Psychics to become Unstable for the first week of Season D, and causing Macmillan to Super Roam to the [[Minneapolis Truckers]].
| + | '''[[Sum Sun]]''', a [[weather]] condition created by a [[Decrees#Season 21|Decree]] in [[Season 21|Seasons 21]] and [[Season 22|22]], causing successive scoring plays in a half-inning to be worth an extra Run each.<br> |
| − | | + | On Season 24 Day 37 [[Alexandria Rosales]] scored the tenth run for the [[Spies]] agitating the Blackhole (Blackhole) and nullifying Sum Sun. |
| − | ===Season E===
| + | ===Maximum Sun=== |
| − | ====A Traitor====
| + | '''[[MAXIMUM SUN]]''', a sun set by a [[Decrees#Season 22|Decree]] in [[Season 22]], causing scoring plays in [[Maximum Blaseball]] to be worth three times the Runs.<br> |
| − | While MacMillan should have been contained on the Truckers, on Day 9 of Season E, teammate [[Megan Ito]] traded their broken Metaphorical Sunglasses for Parker MacMillan's The Force Field, once again leaving them free to roam, which they did immediately, causing the Truckers to become unstable.
| + | On Season 24 Day 29 [[Rey Wooten]] scored the tenth run for the [[Magic]] agitating the Blackhole (Blackhole) and nullifying Maximum Sun. |
| − | {{Teamicon|truckers}}
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| − | ====The Minneapolis Truckers==== | |
| − | On Day 13 of Season E the [[Minneapolis Truckers]] played the [[New York Millennials]]during a Solar Eclipse and were incinerated by a Rogue Umpire, chaining their instability to the Millennials.
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| − | The Truckers were replaced by the [[Boulders Bay Birds]].
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| − | *Due to their {{ModifInline|FORCE|duration=item}} modification [[Megan Ito]] was caught in a paradox being unable to be removed Truckers and unable to be moved to the Hall of Flame with the Truckers. As a result Ito was forced to drop the forcefield and their alternate was called. The [[New Megan Ito]] was saved from the incineration and joined the Birds.
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| − | ====The Antarctic Fireballs====
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| − | On Day 77 of Season E the [[Antarctic Fireballs]] played an unknown team during a Solar Eclipse and were incinerated by a Rouge Umpire, chaining their instability to their opponents.
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| − | The Fireballs were replaced by the [[Chicago Firefighters]]
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| − | ===Other Team Incinerations=== | |
| − | While their incinerations have not been revealed in the Library, the presence of the following teams in the Hall of Flames indicates that at some point they too were incinerated;
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| − | *The [[Oklahoma Heartthrobs]]
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| − | *The [[Kola Boar]]
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| − | *The [[Laredo Excavators]]
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| − | *The Prehistory [[Baltimore Crabs (Prehistory)|Baltimore Crabs]]
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| − | *The [[Carolina Queens]]
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| − | *The [[Mallorca Whales]]
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| − | *The [[San Diego Saltines]]
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| − | *The [[Louisville Lobsters]]
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| − | *The [[Green Hill Hedgehogs]]
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| − | *The [[Maryland Squirrels]]
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| − | *The [[Dallas Cows]]
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| − | *The [[Oregon Psychics]]
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| − | ==The Modern ILB==
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| − | In [[Season 24]] of Internet League Blaseball The Force Field was stolen from [[Parker MacMillan]] by [[New Megan Ito]] during the [[Semi-Centennial]], Macmillan was once again able to super roam out of the vault and into the ILB, causing new opportunities for teams to become unstable.
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| − | Additionally the Semi-Centennial created the [[Supernova]] and resulting [[Supernova Eclipse]], allowing teams to be incinerated even without the need to be unstable.
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| − | ===Season 24=== | |
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| − | ====Kansas City Breath Mints====
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| − | On Season 24 Day 3, the [[Kansas City Breath Mints]] played the [[Philly Pies]] under a Super Nova Eclipse and were incinerated by a Rouge Umpire. Notably the Mints were not unstable, making this the first example of a non-unstable team incineration.
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| − | The Mints were replaced by the [[Oxford Paws]].
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| − | *Mints players [[Rodriguez Internet]] and [[Leach Ingram]] joined the Paws as a result of their Fire Eater modifications.
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| − | After play ended, the [[Monitor]] appeared and delivered the following message:
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| − | <blockquote class="squid">
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| − | the breath mints<br />
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| − | follow me<br />
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| − | take a break<br />
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| − | beat the heat<br />
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| − | in the trench<br />
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| − | it's cool there<br />
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| − | oh and [[Pudge Nakamoto|pudge]]<br />
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| − | door's always open
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| − | </blockquote>
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| − | {{Teamicon|fridays}}
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| − | ====Hawai’i Fridays==== | |
| − | On Season 24 Day 12 the [[Hawai'i Fridays]] played the [[Baltimore Crabs]] under a Supernova Eclipse and were incinerated by a Rouge Umpire, chaining their instability to the Crabs.
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| − | Due to the Fridays' {{ModifInline|squiddish|duration=permanent}} modification, they were replaced by the [[Carolina Queens]].
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| − | After play ended, the [[Monitor]] appeared and delivered the following message:
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| − | <blockquote class="squid">
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| − | hey<br />
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| − | it's island time<br />
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| − | come with me<br />
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| − | to the trench<br /> | |
| − | the vibes are right | |
| − | </blockquote>
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| − | Soon after the [[Coin]] also appeared and delivered the following message:
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| − | <blockquote class="coin">
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| − | It is Island Time!
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| − | </blockquote>
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Suns
Sun 1
The original sun forged by Namerifeht on The First Day, 1st Edition.
Sun (Alternate)
The Black Hole
Sun 2
Sun 2 was set when Sun 1 collapsed into a Black Hole on Season 10 Day 113. It was one of only two weathers to appear in Season 11, and after that occasionally appeared as a weather condition going forward.
Sun (Sun)
Sun (Sun) first appeared in the Season 19 Election in under the Tidings:
- A DEBT II
- THE LEAGUE WAS LEVERAGED
SUN(SUN) WAS FORGED
SUN(SUN) WAS SET
- BLASEBALL WAS RAISED BY A SECOND POWER
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Sun(Sun)All Wins and Unwins earned will be Squared.
It was set upon the league after the Repeal Turntables Decree failed to pass thanks to a Grand Bargain made by the Boss. Sun (Sun) caused "All Wins and Unwins to be Squared". In practice this meant that the unwins (-1 wins) became worth 1 win again, but also caused the unwins that came form the Black Hole to be worth one win. This led to the message from scoring ten runs to be changed to "The Black Hole swallowed the Runs and burped at the (team who was scored on)."
Supernova
In Season X a gauge became visible for the
Black Hole (Black Hole)
On Season 24 Day 27 the Supernova
Other Suns
Sun 30
Sun 30 was set by a Decree in Season 20. It appeared from Season 21 to Season 24 causing games entering Extra Innings to award each team an extra Win.
On Season 24 Day 43 Sandie Turner scored the tenth run for the Millennials agitating the Blackhole (Blackhole) and nullifying Sun 30.
Sun .1
Sun .1 is a weather condition created by a Decree in Season 21, causing Runs to be worth an additional 0.1 Runs per Inning.
On Season 24 Day 29 Bevan Wise scored the tenth run for the Magic agitating the Blackhole (Blackhole) and nullifying Sun .1.
Equal Sun
Equal Sun, a sun set by a Decree in Season 22, causing home runs during the final Out of a game to tie the game.
On Season 24 Day 55 August Obrien scored the tenth run for the Pies agitating the Blackhole (Blackhole) and nullifying Equal Sun.
Sum Sun
Sum Sun, a weather condition created by a Decree in Seasons 21 and 22, causing successive scoring plays in a half-inning to be worth an extra Run each.
On Season 24 Day 37 Alexandria Rosales scored the tenth run for the Spies agitating the Blackhole (Blackhole) and nullifying Sum Sun.
Maximum Sun
MAXIMUM SUN, a sun set by a Decree in Season 22, causing scoring plays in Maximum Blaseball to be worth three times the Runs.
On Season 24 Day 29 Rey Wooten scored the tenth run for the Magic agitating the Blackhole (Blackhole) and nullifying Maximum Sun.
