Memorable LD

What was your most memorabel LD and why?

Please explain

I became lucid right about here. I knocked the canoe off and shot several dart-like projectiles from my hand at the man and goblins. I went up the stone steps and the person from the boat followed. We entered a room that looked like a modern day jewelry store. There were no enemies here, but there was another door off to the left. The room started to go black, so I spun, then looked at my hands. I thought I was waking up, but the room was just getting darker. As I stared at my hands I kept blinking. I said out loud, "Why are you blinking? You don't need to. Your eyes are closed, you're asleep!" I kept blinking. It felt good just to have that familiar rhythm. I broke a jewelry case and took out a gold bracelet that wrapped around my wrist like a snake. I considered putting a necklace on, but decided that it would take too long. I took the door to the left and entered a circular room. The room was dark, with torches illuminating it. There were about twenty enemies in here. My comrade and I looked at each other as if to say, "We got this." This was the first time I got a really good look at my companion. I realized he was male. We turned away from each other, and I let fly a barrage of darts. Only about ten enemies were left. We whipped out our swords and cut them down with ease. We took a staircase to the right, and came into an open room, with beams to walk on. The were enemies here my friend called Alchemists, (or was it Architects?) that could use magic. They shot purple lightning balls at us, but we dodged them. I killed a few of these guys with darts, but didn't get them all before I woke up. I tried to spin, but I was too late.

I had a lot of control in this one, and I felt like I had a special connection to the person who was with me.

My most memorable LD? Hmm...that's a tough one.


There's certainly a lot of lucid dreams that I consider special, such as my first one, or my first very high grade one.

I guess my most memorable lucid dream would be one that I had about a week ago. It was really my second most vivid lucid dream. I completed the lucid task (but couldn't really remember what happened, so I didn't post it in the topic), jumped around, and really just did a lot of stuff.

I was in this hall of my first school ever, and I got in a fight with this person, and he got in a fight with me, and I said to myself, "...I don't go here...in fact, school is over."

It was at this time that I realized I was dreaming, and the first thing I did was focus on my hands to increase the lucidity, and just thought to myself "you know, my brain created all of this". It was a trick I learned from BillyBob. (At least I think that's the username.) By this time, I could breathe in, and smell. I went outside to some court-yard, just feeling the walls, feeling the bounce in my walk, just being amazed at how good the human brain is at simulating things (it always amazes me). I took this chance to do some things, such as lighting things on fire. I just lit this small wooden ledge on fire, and I remembered the lucid task of June. I made the flames a bit higher just by lifting my hands up. I touched the fire a bit, and saw the flames dance around my hand. It felt a bit warm, nothing bad, so I climbed on the ledge, and just felt the warmth dance across my body. The flames blocked my vision from everything else, and the little I could see just turned black, so all I saw was fire.

I climbed off the ledge, and went off to someplace. How I got to where I went to, I can't remember though.

I was in this small court-yard, with a brick wall to my right where some kids were hanging on to. Above the brick wall was a small roof, and windows on the edge (I know I suck at describing).

I ran up the wall, seeing how well I could manage, and saw that the kids wanted balls, so I just put my hand forward and "felt" the ball with the force, and threw it at the kids. Then I saw some teacher that looked surprised at what I had just done...then the dream ended.


I hope I didn't suck too badly at describing that.