I read somewhere that visualizing and imagining your world (in my case,it's writing down) will help with your chances of LDing. So here I go.

The world is bright and mostly grassy with always green trees and has a fantasy feel into it's enviroment. It is divdied into unnamed continents based on the books, games, and movies I watch/play. These continents can not be normally traveled without a teleportation device or a magic portal. Trying to cross the continents will result in death by various creatures or corrupt knights.


Continents:
As they're unnamed, they all have a similar purpose and that is to have an unknown place to explore. The major one is where I intend on dropping myself off to. It is mostly based on the Final Fantasy games and movies where else is needed, the other half is completely up to my subconcious. This continent has unexpected events occuring. Tons of new towns, creatures, and encounters will happen while my ally dream characters will not know a single thing about them.



While some characters will be made up, there are existing ones. Princess Garnet Alexandros rules the kingdom of Alexandria, an Ivalician moogle named Montblanc is my mentor/Subconcious. He runs a small clan but holds a secret that he has created the random parts of the main continent that he won't even share to me for realistic purposes. However my subconcious can also jump to a different beings as one of the summons from Final Fantasy.


There are plenty of cities from various games. Ivalice, the biggest "City". Is actually another continent and is the only named one, it holds medieval type cities such as Rabanastre, Cyril, and many more. The most important characters are Vaan, Marche, Montblanc, and the man with anger issues, Ramza. Unlike the other places, all moogles are anthropromorphic, brown and childsized rather than small, white flying cat/bat hybrids. But as usual, these moogles like to say "Kupo" a lot.

Back to the major continent,  unlike Ivalice, it holds more technological cities than normal. One side is called Pulse 'cie named after the group the entire cast of playable characters from FFXIII. Cities found from Final Fantasy VII, VIII, XIII, and XV are located there. Another is Cornelia. It holds towns/areas found from I, III, Mobius, IV, and V.



Fights:

Combat occurs in this LD world. Plenty of times. However, no important characters will truly die unless story counts on it. Combat is also real time until a "Boss battle" emerges then it switches to turn based. All characters have invisible gauges and I can not step out of my position or attack until it's my turn. Similar to ATB battles in the classic Final Fantasy games but without an interface.

Self insertion:

The way I get to this dream world is up to my subconcious. I could read a book and be sucked in for example.

I am a different person when I am there. Again, the way I become a different looking person is up to my subconcious. I could even just still look like my real self but with different clothing.

Rules:

No major characters can be permanently dead. They CAN die, but are easily revived with a Pheonix Down or anything similar. If you do not have a pheonix down/whatever, they will remain where they died (unless moved by someone/thing) until you come back with one.



Any character can equip any weapon, no matter what class, job or lore they stay true to. They will just not be able to be efficient with it thus forcing them to wield their trademarked weapons. (I.E Yuna can wield a sword but she'll often miss and not deal much damage with it. Vaan could wield guns as a dagger wielding thief but he will miss like a stormtrooper.)

Evil characters can't destroy towns. Sorry, Kefka.

No one is allowed to get pregnant and have babies unless they are meant to have one. That ruins the fantasy feel of the Lucid dreaming world and shifts it to your typical baby/husband/wife problems  that happens in the real world. Not meant to offend anyone here.

I can't make anyone appear next to me at will unless if it's Montblanc. Once I become a summoner, then I can make anyone appear at will. I can still make situations turn to my favor however to avoid myself getting killed.    

When you actually have a lucid dream you'll find that the subconscious isn't always on the same page as the conscious.  

Be prepared for some unexpected occurrences in your "world".  

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You've got quite an imagination, my friend. Impressive

I have turned my LD world into a video game-like setting maaany times. I think it's easier for me to percieve things and grow if I frame it that way. It's amazing how much of a reflection of our inner-conscious our dreams actually are