For God's Eyes Only!

Create Guide

The guide knows all the shortcuts the caster does, but will not always use them first try! At the DM's discretion, the guide can lead a group into nearly any situation as long as it is conceivably 'on the way' to their next location. If the situation forces the group to retreat, the guide can conveniently reveal an alternate route that would have gotten them there also--usually much faster.

Looking-glass

Because it transposes the mage with their reflection, the caster reappears as a mirror image of their self, including transposing their handedness and other such features. The next use of this spell will restore them to their natural orientation. This is not obvious to a character reading the spell from a scroll or book, but causes no penalties or bonuses.

Casting this spell on a mirror will put the caster into the border ethereal, that portion of the ethereal plane which overlaps the Prime. This effect is similar to the spell etherealness, with two important exceptions stemming from the fact that the caster is slightly out of phase with both the Prime and Ethereal planes.

The spell is instantaneous, so the caster remains ethereal until he casts the spell on another mirror. (This mirror can be in the Prime plane.)
The caster is invisible and incorporeal as far as living creatures and their possessions are concerned, but cannot pass through walls or other solid objects; nor can he move down through a floor or rise up into the air without further magic.

Wall of Dreams

DMs who wish to tone this spell down may wish to make changes such as the following:

Failing the first saving throw means that the target is feebleminded (as the fifth-level wizard spell), regardless of spell-casting ability, for one hour per level of the caster.
Failing the second saving throw means the character is confused (as the fourth-level wizard spell).

Or anything else the DM can think of.