Editing Eternal Flame

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The '''Eternal Flame''' is a creation object in the [[Drawn to Life Series]] used in the first game to clear [[Shadow]] from an area, and in the second to wake [[Mike]]. Wilfre's vandalization of the [[Book of Life]] before the events of the game caused the Eternal Flame to die out and the pedestal to lose color. Before this, the Eternal Flame was white and burned in a metallic-gray pedestal that sat on a tree stump with a wooden top and two bronze [[Raposa]] heads on the front and back.  

When the flame is interacted with, a large beacon of light is emitted and a small ring of fire will spread from the center of the pedestal.

===Drawn to Life===

Shortly after saving Isaac from the Snow Fields, The [[Mayor]] will ask The Creator to draw the Eternal Flame Pedestal from the [[Book of Life]] and select the new flame color. The player can choose between six colors: red, orange/brown, yellow, green, blue, and purple. After most levels, the player will have to tap the flame in order to clear a portion of the village or a building from [[Shadow]]. Any darkness in the affected area will turn gray, indicating that it can be removed.

===Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter===

The Eternal Flame's influence isn't large for most of the game, as it is only shown at the start and ending segments. However, it did undergo a change in appearance, taking on a more isometric style and lacking a flame. During Wilfre's attack on the village, the Eternal Flame pedestal will lose its color as the Raposa flee to [[Turtle Rock]]. Once all the color is returned and [[Wilfre]] is defeated the Raposa will return back to their village and the player will touch the flame for the last time, waking [[Mike]] from his coma.

*The Eternal Flame is the first object [[The Creator]] recreates.

*The Eternal Flame is the second structure to lose color in the second game.

*The flame itself is most likely missing from the second game due to the first game allowing the player to choose the fire's color.

*On the Snow Gate World Map, there can be seen a similar pedestal with an orange flame on it that may reference the Eternal Flame.

*Like many other buildings, the Eternal Flame becomes much larger in the sequel.

*The Wii version of the game completely lacks an Eternal Flame.

*Despite appearing in ''[[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]]'', the Eternal Flame is never used in said game.

EternalFlameTRDay.png|The Eternal Flame as it appears in [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]].

EternalFlameTRNight.png|The Eternal Flame as it appears in [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]] (night).

Eternal Flame TR.png|The village pedestal

Eternal Flame TR day.gif|The Eternal Flame at day in Drawn to Life: Two Realms. This animation is unused.

Eternal Flame TR Night.gif|The Eternal Flame at night in Drawn to Life: Two Realms.