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Message: <blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 4893823" data-attributes="member: 35909">Would he be willing to settle for Inflict Serious Wounds?  <a href="http://www.d20srd.org/srd/magicItems/magicWeapons.htm#spellStoring" target="_blank">Spell Storing</a> weapons only allow up to level 3 spells.Duskblade class from PHB2 also lets you channel a spell into your weapon and unleash it when you hit with the weapon.  That's an arcane class with a limited class spell list, though.There is the Spellsword prestige class in C.Warrior (or C.Arcane, I forget) to channel spells into a weapon, too.  That might be an arcane caster class, though.As far as quickened...if it was a quickened spell, he could cast it and still full attack.  He'd still need some way of putting the spell into his weapon when he casts it.  Note if it's not explicitly allowed in the rules, many DMs would allow a character to deliver a melee touch spell chained to an unarmed strike, against full AC instead of touch AC.  If he doesn't allow it, the monk/sorcerer multiclass feat from C.Adventure (Aesthetic Mage?) explicitly allows you to.  That would be attacking with a weapon and unleashing the spell, just in a more unorthodox manner.  Along that route is the Enlightened Fist prestige class, and/or the Sacred Fist prestige class.In any case, you would only deal the spell's damage on the first hit with the weapon, after which it'd discharge and the rest of your full attacks would deal regular damage.  At level 13 in Duskblade, that class gains the ability to tack a single melee touch spell onto an entire full attack sequence, but that's a unique class feature.  I know of no other way of accomplishing that.</blockquote>

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