Prompt: The image depicts a dark, eerie underground scene that appears to be a dungeon or catacomb. The walls are made of stone bricks with moss and roots growing between them, and the ceiling is arched with cobwebs stretching across it. Several human skulls and full skeletons are scattered throughout the floor, some leaning against the walls. There are also various sizes of mushrooms with orange caps and white stems growing among the bones. Hanging from the ceiling are chains with shackles, suggesting a history of imprisonment or torture in this place. In the background, there’s an opening that shows a glimpse of greenery and light, indicating an exit or entrance to this grim location. Pumpkins can be seen on the ground near this opening, some carved into jack-o’-lanterns which provide a small amount of light in the darkness.
Prompt: The image depicts a dark, eerie underground scene that appears to be a dungeon or catacomb. The walls are made of stone bricks with moss and roots growing between them, and the ceiling is arched with cobwebs stretching across it. Several human skulls and full skeletons are scattered throughout the floor, some leaning against the walls. There are also various sizes of mushrooms with orange caps and white stems growing among the bones. Hanging from the ceiling are chains with shackles, suggesting a history of imprisonment or torture in this place. In the background, there’s an opening that shows a glimpse of greenery and light, indicating an exit or entrance to this grim location. Pumpkins can be seen on the ground near this opening, some carved into jack-o’-lanterns which provide a small amount of light in the darkness.
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
