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I know a wizard begins play with a spell book containing all cantrips and 3 first level spells but if you multiclass into it do you still get that or do you need to buy a spellbook + get 2 for levelling up?
Most of the time, I've seen it handled two ways:
1. The free spellbook is a class ability and you get it and the requisite spells for free when you multiclass into Wizard. The game is presumed to hand-wave it a bit... maybe you had it all along and were doodling in it until everything came together and "poof", you're a Wizard.
2. You need to buy a spellbook. Most of the time I've seen that you still get your full allotment of spells for free, just that you need to acquire the physical book.
Personally, I consider #1 to be RAW.
And there are a million and one other ways (at least as many ways as there are GMs) to handle this.
So, if you want to multi-class into Wizard, particularly if you're not sure how your GM is likely to react, I'd talk to the GM ahead of time.
All cantrips means all cantrips. Every last single one of them.
According to the PRD, there are 22 cantrips in the PFRPG. 20 of them are out of the CRB.Hmmm so right off the bat you've used up 25 + pages of your 50/100 page spellbook interesting. Thanks for the help.
You could choose not to have them.
Why? In the absence of a true spontaneous caster I'll grab every spell I can lay my paws on (why I don't play sorcerers although I love the inherent power aspect).You could choose not to have them.According to the PRD, there are 22 cantrips in the PFRPG. 20 of them are out of the CRB.Hmmm so right off the bat you've used up 25 + pages of your 50/100 page spellbook interesting. Thanks for the help.
I thought you were concerned about the number of pages you were using. I rarely take more than ten cantrips when I play a wizard. You can only prepare four in one day (and I'm certainly not using my bonded item to cast one).