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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mvincent" data-source="post: 4266905" data-attributes="member: 27034">No. Same as for ranged touch attack spells. Example: rays can be quickened too.The quicken feat gives a global allowance (i.e. casting a spell as a swift action), and does not retract it anywhere for spells that operate off of attack rolls.From the 3.5 FAQ (if desired):"Casting a quickened version of either example spell worksexactly the same way (although you’d have to be an epic-levelcharacter to cast a quickened meteor swarm); the caster makesall the ranged touch attacks the spell allows as part of the freeaction he used to cast the spell. The caster generally uses hisfull attack bonus for each ranged touch attack. Any otherattacks the caster might make during the same round as thequickened spell have no effect on the caster’s attack bonus forthe ranged touch attacks; however, if the caster does somethingthat gives him an attack penalty on all his attack rolls until hisnext turn, such as fighting defensively, that attack penalty alsoapplies to his ranged touch attacks from the quickened spell."</blockquote>