Mythic Perfect Preparation...

[Friend Computer]

Does this mean I know every spell and no longer need to purchase spells?

[DinosaursOnIce]

I think you still need to purchase them, as far as I can tell the literal interpretation is you don't need a spell book to prepare spells but still need a book to record them (for spells known), the one that I think is intended is that your head becomes your spell book..

[Friend Computer]

DinosaursOnIce wrote:

I think you still need to purchase them, as far as I can tell the literal interpretation is you don't need a spell book to prepare spells but still need a book to record them (for spells known), the one that I think is intended is that your head becomes your spell book..

I thought that too but then it says "you can discard your spell book or familiar" and I thought I just know the spells. The idea of still paying for them makes sense, but why would I need the spell book anyhow? Just to hold the spells? Anyhow, since I basically don't have to pay material cost, I'm just paying a wizard to read his spell book or scroll at this point. How much would that cost for each level of spell?

[kestral287]

Ask your DM.

There's no clean answer because the RAW is vague as hell. The closest to a commonly-accepted answer I've seen is that no, you don't know every spell automatically, but you can learn them by reading a spellbook/scroll/etc. This may or may not require some form of monetary payment (I've heard it flavored as things like incense for a ceremony).

But really, ask your GM.