Dreamworld

1. #1Dreamworldconstant

   Keys: Dreamworld, Dream World

   An alternate plane of subconsciousness, where the dreamer experiences lucid dreaming and is fully capable of interacting with the environment, however, they are unable to create or disappear objects or any superhuman powers.

   The dream world consists of several different locations, which connect with each other through objects, limits or interactions using effects.

   To exit the dreamworld, the dreamer must pinch themselves to wake up.

   Two or more dreamers can enter the dreamworld if they sleep together on the same room.

2. #2Effects

   Keys: Effects, Effect

   Effects are certain powers a dreamer can obtain by interacting with certain objects or NPCs within the dream world.

   They can be equipped on and taken off at the dreamer's wish, and can still be used once acquired after exiting and re-entering the dream world.

   Effects change the appearance of the dreamer, and noticeably affects some interactions with the worlds or NPCs, giving access to new worlds or curiosities.

   Only one effect can be equipped at the time.

3. #3NPC

   Keys: Dream Creature, NPC

   NPC are living creatures within the dream world. They inhabit some dream worlds, but not all of them.

   Most of them wander around aimlessly and are harmless, however, some others are unique and react to certain effects.

4. #4Chaser

   Keys: Chaser

   Chasers are hostile dream creatures easy to identify by their shadowy, bloody and overall evil appearance. As their name implies, their purpose is to chase the dreamer if it's on their line of sight. Being caught by a chaser makes the dreamer wake up and exit the dreamworld.

   Chasers will not chase dreamers with the Furry Suit effect on.

5. #5Dream Bedroom

   Keys: Dream Bedroom, Dream Room

   The location the dreamer is in upon entering the dream world. Looks identical to the place the dreamer(s) has(have) slept in, with slight differences. If the place has a balcony, it will display a more surreal background. Exiting through any door will lead to The Nexus.

6. #6The Nexus

   Keys: Nexus, The Nexus

   The Nexus is a small area with dark colors resembling patterns on the floor and ceiling, it remains fairly illuminated with unknown light sources. This place consists of four doors.

   A faded white janitor's closet door with a rusty handle and water leaking from underneath. Leads to Mop World.

   A childlike door drawn with thick crayon scribbles. Leads to Crayon World.

   A scratched metal train door, covered in flickering warning stickers. Leads to Hiss Station.

   A red door shaped like a sideways mouth, with thin teeth for a handle. Leads to Gaping Mouth Lane

7. #7Mop World

   Keys: Mop World

   A medium looping area, the floor is tiled, resembling one from a storage or waiting room.

   Several metal buckets can be found on the area, some of them empty and some full of water, some of them were tipped over, spilling their contents. Few of them contain other liquids other than water, like blood, and one of them contains milk, going inside leads to Milk World.

   Mop NPCs can also be found, diligently sweeping on a straight line by themselves, leaving a trail of water after them. Interacting with them causes them to quickly dash forward, colliding with anything in front of them before resuming their activity. One large Mop, unlike others, is green and looks cleaner. Holding its handle will cause to sweep forwards much faster until transitioning to

   The Empty Frame effect can be unlocked after interacting with a square-shaped puddle spill from a bucket.

8. #8Crayon World
9. #9Hiss Station
10. #10Gaping Mouth Lane

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