Now the first letters, "H", "A," "N," and "M" have appeared for four of the redacted names/titles.Īs a result of the Season 11 Elections, The Book of Blaseball received significant revisions, including a new page relevant to the just-granted Arcana.
The 19 signatories at the end of the book were previously entirely redacted. Passages related to Divine Favor (such as article 2.a.) have been un-redacted as a response to the tie in the Season 5 playoffs. After the Season 4 finals, the Eat The Rich decree was enshrined in the rulebook as article 5.h. At the beginning of Season 4 due to the Blasphemy of Season 3, it was updated to read: " If at any time the Fans have angered the Blaseball Gods, they may atone by eating one million Peanuts. Perhaps as a response to the events of Peanut Fraud and Blasphemy, it was un-redacted to: "Splortsmanship, Splortsmanship, is DEAD." After the Season 3 finals, it was updated to read: "Splortsmanship, Splortsmanship, is BACK." previously read, "Splortsmanship, Splortsmanship, ██████". These revelations have continued beyond Season 3 at unpredictable and unannounced intervals. This section reflects the book as it appeared at the end of that season, before any future changes or reveals were enacted.īeginning on Season 3 Day 1, sections of the book began to remove text redactions, making more of the rules legible. The current state of the book can be examined by all registered participants at this location. Text redactions have since been removed at unpredictable and unannounced intervals. The book's text was heavily redacted at the time of its reveal. 
After the chapters, the book is signed by what appears to be 19 names. The book contains seven chapters, with each chapter containing enumerated rules pertaining to Blaseball. Star player Jaylen Hotdogfingers is incinerated.The immediate results of this decree were as follows: Following the inaugural Internet Series, the decree called Open the Forbidden Book was successfully passed with 556 votes, or 61% of all decree votes. In Season 1, the book first made itself publicly known in the form of a decree available to participants of blaseball.
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