Mouse Colony 50/30/20 Raffle

It's better to have a list.
You can make use of the list WritingML Tag. It comes in handy and gives you less hassle.

{list}
{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{/list}

which gives you this:


1 GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
2 GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
3 GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
4 GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
5 GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale


You only need to keep on adding names on the last of the list every time a new ticket is purchased.
Here's a tag which comes in handy when you breaking the line:

{list}
{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{/list}

Tickets gifted by: {user:mousethyme}
{list}{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{/list}


Which gives you this:


6 GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
7 GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale


Tickets gifted by: Mousethyme
8 GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
9 GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
10 GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
11 GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale


Notice that the numbering continues even if there's a list break in between.

For a more complex tag which is very useful when you have multiple and separate packages to be drawn like in my fundraiser "The Elemental Fundraiser" 

PACKAGE 1
{list:pakage1:(%) -- }
{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{/list:pakage1:(%) -- }

PACKAGE 2
{list:pakage2:(%) -- }
{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{user:gervic}
{/list:pakage2:(%) -- }


Which gives you this:

PACKAGE 1

(1) -- GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
(2) -- GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
(3) -- GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
(4) -- GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
(5) -- GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale


PACKAGE 2

(1) -- GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
(2) -- GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale
(3) -- GERVIC 🐉 WDC Dragon Vale