Thread: Password shared dreaming experiment

Oh. Okay.

So if someone wakes from a definitely non-lucid dream that took place in the catherdal and she remembers being told a password by, say, an otherworldly monk, that exactly matches Mindraker's chosen word, the results are not valid?

I'm not sure that makes sense. Though I have a feeling it would take fairly high-end lucidity to succeed in getting the password, isn't there a chance that someone might bumble on it unconsciously or, better yet, have it handed to them without ever knowing it's source? There ought to be room for accidents.

Originally Posted by Sageous

Oh. Okay.

So if someone wakes from a definitely non-lucid dream that took place in the catherdal and she remembers being told a password by, say, an otherworldly monk, that exactly matches Mindraker's chosen word, the results are not valid?

Of course they will be valid.

I'm not sure that makes sense. Though I have a feeling it would take fairly high-end lucidity to succeed in getting the password, isn't there a chance that someone might bumble on it unconsciously or, better yet, have it handed to them without ever knowing it's source? There ought to be room for accidents.

I think it is much harder to get the password in a non-LD. Unless you have the perfect non-LD and the pw just comes to you, instead of you looking for it.