Thread: What was your most Vivid and Real Lucid Dream

I had one maybe a year ago that was the most complex, vivid dream I had ever had. It took place in a completely made up environment, with dream characters that were clear and like people I knew, rather than amalgams. I can see it all in my head to this day, down to how the brickwork on the buildings was.
It may not have been that "real" as I was in complete control and could change anything with a blink, but it encompassed all the senses like so few of my dreams do (well except taste, which I have yet to experience in a dream, even when I eat).

One night I tried WILD, it didn't quite work. I got up from my bed and saw my little brother in my room, he was dressed in wierd clothes. Suddenly it struck me; What if this is a dream - It was a dream xD I went for the window but when I jumped I woke up.

The one WILD attempt that worked with me was perhaps one of the most vivid lucid dream I had, though funnily enough, I've had a non-lucid dream which was nearly as vivid. The WILD attempt involved me falling asleep and ending up sitting on a white sand beach, dressed in a white t-shirt and shorts, and everything about the beach, ocean and sky was surreal... in the sand dunes behind the beach, there were caves in the sand... there was a nice cool breeze in the air, but the ocean was dead calm, and the sky had no sun, but instead was lit by a silver twilight. It was a strange but beautiful sight. The non-lucid dream involved me being in a post-apocalyptic city with a bunch of survivors looking for food. As we found food, we took it all back into this bunker which we took shelter in. After depositing the food in this bunker, As I walked outside, I was no longer in the city, I was out in this desolate wasteland, with mountains to one side in the distance, and a vast flat desert on the other. Eventually, as I walked out into this wasteland, nukes began falling in the distance, and as I tried to run back into the bunker, a nuke exploded close enough to waste me. I then woke up feeling burnt on my back and neck, though the feeling subsided after five minutes of walking around my room.

I've had many hyper-real lucids, where the world seemed more vivid and solid than anything I experience IRL.

One of the most vivid and real ones ever for me was this one.

One of them was not long ago when i became lucid and the dream was unstable, but i used verbal demands to stabilise it. I done more than stabilise it, i could feel the breeze on my face, my cold cheeks etc and the whole experience was amazingly realistic.

All my lucid dreams feel more real than life, so i cant really point out one special.