[3.5] Is there a compiled, tiered list of Wizard/Sorcerer spells?

[HaikenEdge]

Out of curiosity, is there a tiered list of all existing 3.5 Wizard/Sorc spells? I know Logic Ninja's Wizard guide has a list of useful spells, but those only really cover Core, PHB2 and the Spell Compendium, and only the spells deemed to be useful, thus skipping over all the other spells.

[Pluto!]

Google captnq's "The Spell Book."

If you want something less reaching and easier to read, Treantmonk's wizard handbook (http://brilliantgameologists.com/boards/index.php?topic=394) points out some of the highlights.

EDIT: Revisiting TML20's guide, it's covering pretty much the same material as TLN's, plus Complete Mage. In that case, I don't know anything so easily readable that covers the later splatbooks.

[Slipperychicken]

Dndtools is trying to do lists of basically everything. They're still missing stuff though.

[SinsI]

To create that, one would need to first come up with a criteria to separate them, and that can largely depend on optimization for your character and circumstances of their use.

I.e. Holy Word (it is a cleric spell but too good an example) as is is pretty weak - opponents of your own CR are barely affected - but boost your caster level by 5 or 6 and it can one-shot encounters.