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The 10-12 result for a miscast says that the wizard loses d3 levels and spells, starting with the one cast.

The rules for 3rd Eye of Tzeentch is that the sorcerer is counted as knowing the spell(s) that an enemy wizard in his LoS knows for the duration of the turn.

So, if a Sorcerer uses the 3rd Eye and the gets the 10-12 miscast, does he forget that spell and include any other spells he got from the 3rd Eye when determining which other random spells are lost?

Whats the exact wording on Third Eye?

IIRC, 3rd eye is the spell that is miscast, so its the first to go. Then you have to decide if 'counts as knowing a spell' is the same thing as 'actually knows.' I would say that the spells that he counts as knowing dont count, as he doesnt actually know them.

BTW, this is not limited to 3rd eye. Perhaps a better example is the wizards tower that lets you know your entire lore. As a counts as effect, you can not lose any of these spells.

Or more bluntly, say a lvl 2 wizard of beasts has transformation and spear, but is next to a wizard tower. He miscasts transformation and lost 1 level as well as transformation. HOWEVER, he still has transformation as long as he is near the tower, as he counts as having the entire lore while next to it.

Right. He forgets the spell that turn, but can pick it up again next turn.

Nice eye.

3rd Eye isn't a spell. It's a daemonic gift IIRC. I believe the spell he's refering to is the spell he's casting with 3rd Eye. ie. a spell the opposing wizard knows.

I don't remember the exact wording of it, but I agree that if it says "counts as" then you would lose the spells you actually know. Counting as knowing is not the same as knowing. However, you can still cast your opponents spells according to 3rd Eye if you don't hit lvl 0.