Can You Quicken An Item You Make?

By the rules as written, no you cannot. I personally house rule that it
is allowed, but by the RAW, no.
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Um... there is a precedent in "Tome and Blood", the inclusion of
Metamagic Rods, which has a Rod of Quicken Spell listed. I don't have
my books here at work (ah, but wouldn't it be wonderful if I could?),
so I'm going by memory, but I think that it could be used on three
spells cast per day, and had a L17 casterlevel attached to it. Since
any magic item can be combined with another at 1.5x it's normal cost, I
don't see why you couldn't have a "Staff of Quickened Lightning Bolts
3/day" or somesuch.

Honestly, the only spell I use Quicken for is Fox's Cunning, since it
takes up one of my sixth level slots at CL12. I need to get around to
convincing my GM to let me make the focus for Contingency though, so
that I can carry the spell around with a trigger of "When I cast the
Phantasmal Killer Spell" for over a week... >
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On Thu, 02 Mar 2006 16:07:23 -0800, Dormammu
<Dormammu.DeleteThis@thedarkdimension.com> wrote:

>Can I make a scroll of Quickened whatever so that I can cast it in the
>same round as another spell? It doesn't seem to say I can't, but my DM
>thinks it can't. What do you all think? Can I do the same with a wand
>or a staff when I get those item creation feats?

I don't think the rules mention it one way or another. My take on it:

No. You can't read a scroll in a moment, therefore you can't make a
quickened scroll. It just feels wrong.

I would permit items with quickened spells, though.
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