How to Collect All Dreamchaser Stickers in Honkai: Star Rail's Dreamscape Pass

There’s something deeply nostalgic about cracking open a fresh scrapbook — and that’s exactly the feeling I got when I first unlocked the Dreamscape Pass in Penacony. If you’ve just set foot in this dream-soaked city aboard the Astral Express, you’re probably clutching a mostly empty book right now, wondering where all those elusive Stickers are hiding. Trust me, I’ve been there, staring at the blank pages like a painter gazing at an untouched canvas. The Dreamchaser chapter (Chapter 11) is a particular head-scratcher, but once you understand how the threads connect, it unfolds as neatly as a puzzle box clicking open.

Before we dive into the specifics, let’s talk about what the Dreamscape Pass actually is. Think of it as a dream journal woven from the memories and impressions you collect while exploring Penacony. Each Sticker represents a fragment of this world — some are vivid illustrations of key characters or moments, while others are scribbled notes that reveal hidden truths. The Pass is divided into chapters, and completing each one showers you with Stellar Jades, which are the lifeblood of any Trailblazer aiming to pull for a new 5-star. Unlike most chapters where you can simply wander around and snap Stickers from the environment, the Dreamchaser chapter plays by different rules. It’s more akin to tracking rare butterflies in a garden — you can’t just stumble upon them; you need to follow specific trails of quests, achievements, and secret interactions.

The Dreamchaser chapter consists of 8 Illustrated Stickers and 6 Note Stickers. I’ll break down exactly how to get each one, but let’s first map out the categories because that’s where the real strategy lies.

The Illustrated Stickers: A Mix of Gifts, Feats, and Deep Quests

Out of the 8 Illustrated Stickers, only a handful come from straightforward sources. Here’s the breakdown:

Sticker Type	How to Obtain
2 Default Stickers	These unlock automatically as soon as you reach a certain point in the Penacony main story. They serve as your introduction to the Dreamscape Pass system.
2 Achievement Stickers	Earned by completing specific hidden achievements. One, for example, is tied to interacting with the melancholic Clockie in a child’s memory.
4 Mission Stickers	These are locked behind dedicated quests — some appear in your quest log, while others are triggered by talking to peculiar NPCs.

I still remember the moment I unlocked that Clockie Sticker. It wasn’t on my map or in any mission guide. I had to revisit a quiet corner of the Golden Hour, talk to a projector-like device, and then piece together a memory sequence like I was repairing a torn photograph. That’s the essence of these achievement Stickers — they reward curiosity that goes beyond the beaten path. If you’re stuck, try thoroughly exploring all the shops and out-of-the-way balconies in the Golden Hour. Many triggers are practically invisible until you’re standing right next to them.

For the four mission Stickers, you’ll need to complete a mix of side quests and companion missions. A prime example is the quest chain involving the Mausoleum of Lost Hopes — you’ll delve into the anxieties of Penacony’s residents, and by the time you finish, you’ll have a soul-stirring Sticker to paste in your book. Another mission asks you to pick up scattered pages of a script across Dream’s Edge. It’s like assembling a love letter from torn up scraps; tedious but wonderfully satisfying.

The Note Stickers: Clockwork Whispers in the Golden Hour

All 6 Note Stickers in the Dreamchaser chapter come from hidden Clockwork Missions scattered throughout the Golden Hour. If the Illustrated Stickers are the bold strokes of a painting, these notes are the faint pencil sketches in the margin — easy to overlook but containing the deepest secrets.

These missions are called Clockwork for a reason. Each one involves finding a specific NPC who is just slightly out of tune with the dream, like a gear that has slipped a tooth in an otherwise perfect machine. Interacting with them often requires you to gently adjust their emotional state by using your Reverie Recon ability or by offering items that resonate with their hidden memories. For instance, one note led me to a dozing guard near the entrance of the Theatre Alcove. After catching a piece of his whispered dream, I had to pass a trial of empathy involving three dialogue choices — get it wrong, and the opportunity vanished for the day.

I recommend treating these as a daily ritual. Fire up the game, head to the Golden Hour, and slowly sweep every district while paying attention to subtle audio cues (yes, some NPCs hum a distorted melody). Keep a notepad handy if you must, because some missions require you to remember codes or patterns from previous conversations. Once you collect all six, the chapter feels whole — and the rush of Stellar Jades is the cherry on top.

Final Thoughts on Mastery

Completing the Dreamchaser Dreamscape Pass is less about brute-forcing checklists and more about immersing yourself in Penacony’s dream logic. It’s a treasure hunt where the map is written in invisible ink, and only your actions reveal the path. Whenever I felt lost, I reminded myself that every Sticker is a fragment of someone’s consciousness, waiting to be understood rather than just collected. So take your time, chase those Clockwork whispers, and let the scrapbook fill itself as naturally as a dream unfolding.

Happy hunting, Trailblazer! 🚂✨