Bilfon’s Voyage of Reverie

     You and up to five willing creatures within range touch a sleeping creature and manifest your spirits into the creature’s dreams on the Plane of Dreams.  The material body you leave behind is unconscious and in a state of suspended animation; it doesn't need food or air and doesn't age.  Until the spell ends, the sleeping creature cannot be woken up through nonmagical means.  If the creature dies or is woken up, the spell ends early.

      Your dream form resembles your material form in nearly every way, replicating your game statistics and possessions.  However, your appearance may instead be different (at the DM’s discretion) and reflect the theme or setting of the dream you are currently in.  For example: a paladin in full plate may appear as a gallant knight or a helmed horror.  Your dream form’s appearance cannot change the effects of your game statistics and possessions in any way, and is simply a reflection of the sleeping creature’s subconscious mind.

      If your material body or dream form drops to 0 hit points, your dream form disappears from the dream in a puff of mist and you reawaken in your material body, ending the spell on yourself early and ending your body’s state of suspended animation. 

     The circlet used for the casting of this spell must be worn by you (the caster) throughout the spell’s duration.  If it is removed from your physical body or dream form, the spell ends for you and your companions prematurely.  When the spell ends, the circlet evaporates into mist and disappears.

     The sleeping creature this spell was cast on remains asleep for another 4 hours after the spell ends, after which it wakes up and has no memory of anything that occurred in its dreams.  If they wake up before these 4 hours have finished, there is a 20% chance that they will be immediately made aware of anything that happened to them in their dreams during the spell.