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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Caliban" data-source="post: 128956" data-attributes="member: 284">A quickened spell is not a Reaction, it's an Action.  You can react on someone elses turn, but that's generally a Reflex save or an awareness check of some sort (i.e. Listen, Spot, etc.)You can only Act on your own turn.Yes it does.  PHB glossary, page 278, free action. The barbarians rage is not an exception, it's just pointing out that it follows the rules of a free action.  The PHB is often redundant to make sure people don't miss things like that. I'm not going farther, I'm following the stated rules.  Trying to state that Quickened spells can be used to cast outside your turn is both ridiculous and overpowered.   Wake up and smell the coffe. True. True.Yes, this is a quantum leap of logic.  Nowhere in the rules does it state this, and in fact this is the exact opposite of the intent and letter of the rules.  "In conjunction with another action" very clearly means in conjunction with an action you are taking.  Chapter and verse please.   Unless you can find somewhere in the core rules that explicitly states that you can use a free action during someone elses action, you are quite simply wrong. Conclusion: You can only use a Quickened spell on your own action.</blockquote>