A journey beyond the familiar
A party follows golden moths towards a red door among floating islands and reflected towers. Choose the dream, vision or nightmare your session needs.
Campaign & story
Dream, Vision
& Nightmare
Generator
Connected dream scenes.
Clues and lucid choices.
A path back to waking.
Individual subscription accessIn Desktop Control Centre
Step through the dream door
Give the strange a playable shape.
Prepare a written journey with observations, choices and a waking aftermath.
Scenes with a path through them
Bring connected scenes, recurring motifs, dream laws and clues together. Review the dossier and adapt its narration to your characters and table.
Dream laws and lucid choices
Find a pattern in the impossible.
A masked guide leads characters beside an impossible river, with golden moths between a bright castle and a dark nightmare tower.
Keep dream laws, recurring motifs and lucid choices beside each scene. Give the table observations to explore and a route through rising pressure.
What you can prepare
Scenes. Symbols. A way to wake.
Keep the dream experience and its waking consequences in one dossier.
Choose the dream experience
Choose a dream, vision or nightmare, its tone and purpose, and the affected characters. Set clarity and threat, with an optional title and seed.
Connect the scenes
Prepare three to six scenes with transitions and narration. Review the sequence and adapt the written notes to the pace of your session.
Give the dream its laws
Keep dream physics, identity, memory and time beside the scenes. Use stable laws to give strange places a pattern the table can explore.
Return to recurring motifs
Follow three recurring motifs and their meanings through the dossier. Use repeated images to connect observations across the dream journey.
Keep a clue ledger
Place observed clues, a useful meaning and a believable misreading together. Review the prepared scenes alongside the clue you want to convey.
Offer lucid choices
Prepare opportunities for characters to recognise and act within the dream. Keep those choices beside the scene notes and emotional pressure.
Build nightmare pressure
Follow rising pressure with safe failure notes and an intruder motive. Use the written material to guide the experience at your table.
Prepare awakening and aftermath
Review three awakening paths, waking consequences and lingering residue. Connect the end of the dream to the next waking scene.
Edit and selectively rebuild
Edit dossier sections or precise JSON. Lock matching sections during selective scene, symbol, clue or awakening rebuilding; whole generation replaces all sections.
Keep and share the dossier
Save in your signed-in library, review prior versions and choose a Dungeon Master or player view. Copy or download JSON, or print the current view.
From premise to scene paths
Prepare the journey for your table.
A tabletop group reviews linked dream scenes, reflections, a nightmare tower and awakening portals. Choose the experience, purpose, characters, clarity and threat.
Create the dossier, then review scenes, motifs, clues and awakening paths. Edit the notes to fit your session and check linked details before sharing.
Quick setup. Deeper preparation.
Give the dream a purpose.
Use recorded settings and review the written result against the meaning you intend.
Set the experience
Choose dream, vision or nightmare, tone, purpose and affected characters. Set clarity and threat, with an optional title and seed.
Add people and clues
Record familiar characters, a true clue, a misleading interpretation and an intruder motive. Adapt the prepared scenes to the clue you want to convey.
Shape the dream context
Record physics, identity shifts, emotional pressure, memory, time, failure, residue and intended style. Keep the context beside the dossier as you review it.
Refine chosen sections
Edit sections or precise JSON. Protect matching selective rebuilds with locks, and review continuity afterward. Whole generation replaces all sections.
Awakening paths and waking residue
Bring the journey back to the campaign.
Characters gather beside a waking campsite and pool while a golden moth, journal and dream doorway linger overhead.
Review three awakening paths, the waking aftermath and residue. Choose the ending that fits your session and carry its useful details into the next scene.
Saved dreams and table references
Keep the dossier ready for play.
Review the chosen version and audience view before bringing it to the table.
Your signed-in dossier library
Save, reopen, search, rename, duplicate or delete dossiers. Add tags and owner notes to keep each dream connected to your campaign.
Versions and workspace changes
Keep up to ten prior dossier versions. Undo or redo up to twenty workspace changes while editing. Reopening restores recorded locks, tags and notes.
Choose and review the audience view
Player view omits private clue meanings and intruder motive, and retains scenes, laws, observations, lucid choices and awakening routes. Check spoilers before sharing.
JSON and printed references
Copy or download the chosen Dungeon Master or player JSON view, or print the current view. Review continuity after edits, renaming, duplication or selective rebuilding.
Your desktop and related products
Keep dream notes beside your campaign tools.
Open your products through your account and bring the chosen dossier to the table.
Desktop Control Centre
Open your VISINVOKE products through one signed-in Windows desktop workspace.
Combat PRO
Use the dedicated encounter workspace for combat, and keep your prepared dream dossier with your campaign references.
Artwork illustrates fictional dream journeys and related products, not application screens.
Questions and answers
Know what the dossier contains.
Preparation, section locks, saved versions and audience views at a glance.
What does the generator prepare?
A written dream, vision or nightmare dossier for a tabletop session: premise and purpose, dream laws, three to six connected scenes, three motifs, a clue ledger, lucid choices, rising pressure, awakening paths and waking aftermath.
What can I set before generating?
Use Quick setup for type, tone, purpose, affected characters, clarity and threat, plus optional title and seed. Deep preparation records familiar characters, clues and misinterpretations, an intruder motive, physics, identity, emotion, memory, time, failure and residue. Review and adapt the resulting scenes to your intended meaning.
How do editing and section locks work?
Edit individual sections or precise JSON and undo or redo up to twenty workspace changes. Matching section locks protect selective scene, symbol, clue or awakening rebuilding. Whole generation replaces all sections. Review linked details after edits and rebuilding.
What does the saved library keep?
Save and reopen dossiers, search, rename, duplicate or delete them, and add tags and owner notes. Keep up to ten prior dossier versions. Opening a saved dossier restores its recorded locks, tags and notes; input controls remain at their current settings.
What can I share with players?
Choose the Dungeon Master or player view and copy or download its JSON, or print the current view. The player view omits private clue meanings and the intruder motive while retaining scenes, laws, observed clues, lucid choices and awakening routes. Review spoilers and consistency before sharing, especially after edits or rebuilding.
How do I access the generator?
Open the Generators collection in Desktop Control Centre on Windows through your VISINVOKE account. Review individual subscription access and current pricing in your account. A free account is separate from paid generator access.
Continue in VISINVOKE
Your account. Your campaign tools.
Create a free VISINVOKE account or sign in to your existing account. Get Desktop Control Centre through your account installer page.
Open the Generators collection on Windows. Review current subscription and access details in your account.