Eldritch Scion, Page of Spell Knowledge, and Spell Blending

[Ruske Bell]

This is from a home game where rules sometimes get tossed out the window, and is more of an exercise in technicalities or if someone ever wants to do this in organized play.

Spell Blending (Ex):
When a magus selects this arcana, he must select one spell from the wizard spell list that is of a magus spell level he can cast. He adds this spell to his spellbook and list of magus spells known as a magus spell of its wizard spell level. He can instead select two spells to add in this way, but both must be at least one level lower than the highest-level magus spell he can cast. A magus can select this magus arcana more than once.

Would that mean that, technically, all wizard spells up to level 6 are on the Magus spell list and an eldritch scion can make use of pages of spell knowledge with said spells?

[kestral287]

Not unless you had the capability to take Spell Blending some insane number of times. Spell Blending specifically adds the spells to the Magus' spell list, until you take Spell Blending for it (or their level 19 ability) Contingency (for example) is not on the Magus list.

[Nefreet]

Ruske Bell wrote:

Would that mean that, technically, all wizard spells up to level 6 are on the Magus spell list

No. Only the spells you chose for Spell Blending.

[Bob Bob Bob]

Until you have a class feature you do not count as having that class feature. If you have a class feature with a choice then you only count as having the class feature you actually picked. This isn't that stupid cat, your character's existence is fixed and finite.