Beginning phase: Difference between revisions

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The beginning phase is the first phase in a turn. It consists of three steps, in order:

The draw step is the third step of the beginning phase. The following events occur during this phase, in order:

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 The '''beginning phase''' is the first phase in a turn. It consists of three steps, in order:
-*[[untap step]]
+*[[#Unstap step|untap step]]
-*[[upkeep step]]
+*[[#Upkeep step|upkeep step]]
-*[[draw step]]
+*[[#Draw step|draw step]]
 {{Comprehensive Rules|date=Innistrad|text=*'''501.''' Beginning Phase
 **'''301.1.''' The beginning phase consists of three steps, in this order: untap, upkeep, and draw.}}
+==Draw step==
+The '''draw step''' is the third step of the [[beginning phase]]. The following events occur during this phase, in order:
+*The [[active player]] draws a card from their [[library]].
+*Any abilities that trigger at the beginning of the draw step go on the stack.
+*The active player gains [[priority]].
+{{Comprehensive Rules|date=Innistrad|text=* '''504.''' Draw Step
+**'''504.1.''' First, the active player draws a card. This turn-based action doesn't use the stack.
+**'''504.2.''' Second, any abilities that trigger at the beginning of the draw step and any other abilities that have triggered go on the stack.
+**'''504.3.''' Third, the active player gets priority. Players may cast spells and activate abilities.}}
 [[Category:Turn structure]]