Yume-dō

Yume-dō was the Rokugani Realm of Dreams. Dreams of Shadow, by D. G. Laderoute It was a place of fantasy and hidden truth, of what was and what might yet be. Celestial Realms, p. 9 Yume-dō was different from the other Spirit Realms, and followed its own dream logic and dwelled in human thought. Emerald Empire: The Essential Guide to Rokugan, p. 134
== Human Dreams ==
Spirits both good and evil, high and low, had communicated with Rokugani via their dreams since time immemorial. Dreams provided a scandalous and thrilling escape from Rokugan's social conventions and niceties. Dreamwalkers practiced lucid dreaming and divinatory techniques to explore the Path of Dreams more and more deeply, collectively known as Yumeji. The veil between the dreamworld and Ningen-dō began to fray over time. Emerald Empire: The Essential Guide to Rokugan, pp. 136-137
== Portals ==
In some places, such as one particular tavern in Otosan Uchi, the occasional person would claim that they woke up in a completely different city than the one they fell asleep in. Celestial Realms, p. 24
== Nezumi ==
Nezumi Transcendents were inhabitants of the Ralm of Dreams. When Fu Leng fell to the Mortal Realm, a falling mountain crashed through the main nezumi city, sending it to Yume-dō. Shadowlands: The Essential Guide to the Dominion of Fu Leng, pp. 41-42
== Inhabitants ==
* Baku
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