Changes

Basically, this universe attempts to remain as close as possible to the plot of the original ''Drawn to Life'', expanding it without (much) contradiction. While themes from ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'' are used, the overall plot is largely incompatible with this universe. ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms'' is completely unused.  

Basically, this universe attempts to remain as close as possible to the plot of the original ''Drawn to Life'', expanding it without (much) contradiction. While themes from ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'' are used, the overall plot is largely incompatible with this universe. ''Drawn to Life: Two Realms'' is completely unused.  

;In order to be immersed in this universe, there are two major concessions that must be accepted.  

;In order to be immersed in this universe, there are a few concessions that must be accepted.  

:'''1.''' Mike, or any other human, does not exist. (If this universe takes place within someone else's mindscape, why should Mike be present?)   

:'''1.''' Mike, or any other human, does not exist. (If this universe takes place within someone else's mindscape, why should Mike be present?)   

:'''2.''' Wilfre does not return from the dead. After the events of the first game, Wilfre stays dead. Therefore, the events of ''Drawn to Life: The  Next Chapter'' are unable to occur.

:'''2.''' Wilfre does not return from the dead. After the events of the first game, Wilfre stays dead. Therefore, the events of ''Drawn to Life: The  Next Chapter'' are unable to occur.

:'''3.''' Magic is weird, convoluted, and difficult to explain logically. There are some shenanigans.  

'''3.''' Magic is weird, convoluted, and difficult to explain logically. There are some shenanigans that exceed the complexity of the series lore.

'''4.''' Some objects and areas are renamed to fit better with the feel of the universe.

== Overview ==

== Overview ==