Q:

Can a spellcaster use Wild Arcana/Inspired Spell to craft scrolls?

The Mythic path ability Wild Arcana (and the divine equivalent, Inspired Spell) let you cast any spell on your class list, without having to know that spell.  Can a crafter with one of these abilities use the mythic power to craft a scroll (or potion, or staff) for a spell that they don't know?  Typically, you need to have a spell prepared or known to create a scroll, but can the ability to cast spells that you don't know let you create scrolls?
I'd much prefer RAW answers.  Personally, I'd allow this, but my GM disagrees, and I'd like a RAW argument one way or another.

A:

Yes.
The RAW is pretty clear on this, you don't need to actually be able to cast the spell yourself via the usual method of being a spellcaster with the spell known, preparing it if not a spontaneous caster, and then expending the slot. All that is required is that you have access to the spell, in that you have to have some way to arrange for an instance of it to be cast into the item once per day while the item is being worked on. The book specifically calls out options like scrolls, wands, wondrous items that cast the spell in question, and having another caster drop by once a day to cast the spell. It'd be rather hard to justify any of those if the Mythic option you describe, which is much closer to the usual method than any of those, were disallowed.

