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additionally, i used to run a fandom microcelebrity blaseball RP twitter of an original character named saoirse kilgarriff, a librarian at the library (a page on the game’s site where lore was revealed) where i would translate things like people pledging herring (an in-game currency) to reveal lore into game-world plot. some of that plot ...

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