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Updated boldmono on verbs.

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{{Verbinfo
|verb = DRAW
|type = System
|type2 = Special case
|system = Magic
|special = Playing cards
}}
The {{boldmono|DRAW}} verb is used in several contexts: card games, [[runestone]]s, the summoning circles used in the sorcerer spell [[Planar Shift (740)]], and the [[fusion]] system.

==Messaging==
Output of {{boldmono|DRAW}} by itself:
<pre{{log2}}>
''>draw''
DRAW <card name or number> <suit> while holding a playing card hand.
For example, DRAW two of spirits, or DRAW 2 s.
</pre>

Output of {{boldmono|DRAW}} when holding a brush to prepare a [[Runestone]]:
<pre{{log2}}>
''>draw (name of rune) rune''
Which rune did you want to draw?
</pre>

Output of {{boldmono|DRAW}} when holding a piece of chalk in preparation to cast [[Planar Shift (740)]]:
<pre{{log2}}>
''>draw''
You can draw a summoning circle using the following command:
DRAW SUMMONING CIRCLE

You can draw a destination pattern for spell 740 if you have a rune book in your hand, using the following command:
DRAW PATTERN <pattern number from book>
For example: draw pattern 5
</pre>

Output of {{boldmono|DRAW ON MY ORB}} when holding a fusion orb:
<pre{{log2}}>
You can draw one of the following on your orb:

acorn, aegis, apple, arrow, asp, bear, berry, bird, blade, boar, bone, book, candle, cat, circle, claw, cloud, cross, crown, demon, dog, dragon, giant, globe, hart, heron, hook, imp, ivy, jelly, jewel, key, kobold, leaf, lemon, lion, lizard, map, moon, muffin, mug, needle, oak, orc, owl, peach, plume, pony, quail, quill, ring, root, rose, rune, saber, scroll, shard, shark, shield, skink, snake, spear, sprite, square, staff, star, sun, swirl, sword, talon, tear, thorn, throne, tiger, torch, tree, urgh, vereri, vole, wave, wing, wisp, wolf, wraith, wyvern, yam, yurt, or zombie.
</pre>
: You can {{boldmono|DRAW <object> ON ORB}}.

==See Also==
* [[Fusion]]
* [[Planar Shift (740)]]
* [[Runestone]]

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