
Gallant Armor |
If a Magus uses spell combat to cast a spell and full round attack and uses quickened spell to cast a touch attack spell as a swift action, does the touch attack from the quickened spell take a -2 penalty as well?
RAW I would say no, but RAI might be yes.

Claxon |

No, it wouldn't take the penalty from Spell Combat. The penalty is associated with the group of actions of casting the spell, delivering it (via touch or Spellstrike), and the normal number of attacks you would get based on BAB.
If you cast a quickened spell it is outside those group of actions and wouldn't take the penalty. You could still deliver via Spellstrike at your full attack bonus.

Sniggevert |

No, it wouldn't take the penalty from Spell Combat. The penalty is associated with the group of actions of casting the spell, delivering it (via touch or Spellstrike), and the normal number of attacks you would get based on BAB.
If you cast a quickened spell it is outside those group of actions and wouldn't take the penalty. You could still deliver via Spellstrike at your full attack bonus.
I would say this would actually fall under the Spell Combat penalty, as the ability says all of his attacks with his melee weapon take the penalty. If he uses Spellstrike, it is an additional attack with the weapon, but still would fall under that broad rule IMO.

Cuttler |
Quick questions:
Since you can take a swift action during a full round action, what happens if the magus do this:
1) initiate spellcombat.
2) cast a spell (let's say Mirror image) as the spell part of spellcombat.
3) cast quickened shocking grasp
4)make it's free attack from casting shocking grasp
5) do all of it's iterative attacks with -2 to hit
Does the free attack in 4 get the -2???