Getting Started

Getting Started

Installation

1. Install Minecraft 1.21.1 and a compatible NeoForge 21.1.x build.
2. Place the Reverie JAR in the mods folder on the server and every connecting client.
3. Start or restart the game/server.
4. Back up an existing world before first use.

This release is for Minecraft 1.21.1.

Crafting the Dreamweaver's Bed

Any vanilla bed color works in the recipe.

Phantom Membrane	Echo Shard	Phantom Membrane
Amethyst Shard	Any Bed	Amethyst Shard
Phantom Membrane	Recovery Compass	Phantom Membrane

There is also a 0.5% chance for a Dreamweaver's Bed to appear through the Ancient City loot integration.

Entering the Reverie

1. Place your Dreamweaver's Bed in the Overworld.
2. Make sure you have Dream Time remaining.
3. Use the bed once to receive the confirmation prompt.
4. Use it again within five seconds.
5. A Survival player lies down briefly before transitioning. Creative players transition immediately.

Nearby monsters that prevent normal sleep also prevent Survival players from entering. Creative players bypass that danger check.

You arrive on the white canvas at the same X/Z coordinates and enter Creative mode. You can fly whenever you choose.

Leaving

Use the Dreamweaver's Bed in the Reverie to awaken. Falling into the void also awakens you safely.

Grass in the Reverie uses a consistent plains-style color.

Your first Dream Time

Players begin with a configurable Dream Time reserve. Use Amethyst Shards on your own bed to add time. Staying after the reserve empties creates Drowsiness, which must clear before entering again.

Finding your bed

Use the Recovery Compass to return to the connected bed, save destinations, visit anchors, or manage a Do Not Disturb zone.

When awakening, Reverie finds a safe position beside the waking bed. If that is unavailable, it uses the player's valid respawn location or world spawn.

Anything you created or collected in the dream stays there. Your waking inventory is restored when you return.

Advancements

Reverie includes advancements for its main progression and teaching moments, including Dream Time, Dream Imprints, lighting previews, anchors, Figment Cages, Starbound, and Do Not Disturb.