His own spell list is a bit too limited (with a zealous focus on blasting and martial stunts, and a small smattering of invisibility, teleports, minor illusions, and walls), missing most of the skill stunts, divinations, crafting, and spells to handle social situations. Magus is a red T3 because it has a very big slant towards being played as a bruiser or blaster, in T4 fashion, except with wizarding tricks on top. Wizard 5 / Bloatmage 1 / Evangelist 10 similarly advancing Bloatmage is also good.
If the GM permits using Prestigious Spellcaster this way, I'd consider Wizard 5 / Magaambyan Arcanist 1 / Evangelist 10, with Evangelist progressing the Magaambyan Arcanist prestige class, but only do this if Prestigious Spellcaster is allowed to work with Evangelist. I'm personally partial to straight Magaambyan Arcanist since you get some Druid spells, some Cleric spells, some other abusable perks, and a bunch of spontaneous casting on your Wizard. Conveniently, the Wizard is liable to get a bonus feat on his first level of Loremaster, which helps make up for the feat prerequisites, and you can also hit those prereqs with the Wizard's bonus feats. Daivrat probably wins in terms of being the number one class to give yourself a spellbook with the complete wizard list inside it, since it lets you prepare the spells into your spell slots (use Summoner and other class lists for discounts), after which you transcribe them into your spellbook (if the spells are also on your Wizard list), but Loremaster 1 with a lot of Secret of Magical Discipline feats is also great. Actually if Prestigious Spellcaster is in the cards I think Mystery Cultist and Demoniac are also good picks. Something like Wizard 5 / Stargazer 2 / Loremaster 1 / Pathfinder Savant the rest of the way is pretty solid, especially if we're throwing in Prestigious Spellcaster. I'd rate Magaambyan Arcanist, Loremaster, and Pathfinder Savant higher I think, but doing some mix and match is not a bad idea either.
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