Show me in Revelation, Ezekiel, Daniel or any other book where this “dream” is written.
Show me where we should rely on dreams over Scripture.
Then we can have an adult conversation. I know more about Prophecy than your average Joe 6 pack, been studying it for many years.
Revelation among other books does provide examples of men dreaming dreams, which are otherwise not specified, which I and many others take to mean prophetic dreams otherwise it would be insignificant rather than noteworthy in a book largely dedicated to prophecy.
You apparently believe that all prophecy that can ever be is plainly written in scripture. I believe prophecy is not finished otherwise we'd not require the instruction provided scripturally, regarding how to test a purported prophet of God as well as the consequence of falsely claiming to be such.
We'll just have to agree to disagree.