> True Dragons dream of gathering treasure and fighting little people, their dreams become reality and manifest as Dream Dragons.
> The Dragonewt Dream was powerful enough to burst open the gates of Pavis and caused the end of the troll domination. In my Pavis game, the PC can interact with the Dragonewt Dream by HeroQuesting as the Dragonest Dream created its own part of the God Plane.
The Dragon Dream is probably different from the dreams as described in the Vithela section of Revealed Mythologies in having a very manifest connection to the Ultimate. The Dream World as mentioned in Arcane Lore and RM is a short world, created by magic of the Inner World.
http://glorantha.wikia.com/wiki/Dream_World
>> There is a dream rune?
> Not officially, but I don't see why not.
If there is a rune, it won't be a conduit do the Ultimate/Transcendant.
Failing to produce a new rune, I'd propose to use Illusion - temporary reality.
>> I do not think that dreams should be developed in the East.
> I think that the East should have a lot of dreaming. They are draconic in nature, so the Emperor's Dream should take some real form in the world. They partake of opium, crocus and other narcotics, so should have a strong dreaming tradition.
States of trance are used by the three magic worlds as well (ok, no hard evidence for the essence planes), whether drug induced or otherwise.
>> ( a idea for a orlanthi god or goddess of dreams?
> Maybe Annilla, maybe Rausa, maybe Eurmal. As on/daughter of a god(dess) of Sleep or of Night might be a deity of dreams. So, perhaps a child of Xentha. Maybe Raven in Prax might be a good example. However, none of these are Orlanthi deities.
Flesh Man is the Lightbringer associated with (disturbing) dreams. Not a cult, though...
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