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Searching Spells
Raffael Scagnetti edited this page 2026-05-26 19:12:51 +02:00
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This article covers the specific tags used when searching spells. If you wish to learn about searching in general go to Searching.
When searching for spells, the following tags are supported:
| Tag | Aliases | Example | Matches |
|---|---|---|---|
level |
lvl, l |
l:1|2 |
All spells of level 1 or 2 |
class |
learner, learners, classes, cl, c |
c:wiz ^• |
All spells learnable by wizards |
book |
source, b |
b:default ^* |
All spells included in Spellbook by default |
tag |
tags, t |
t:concentration ^+ |
All spells that require concentration |
school |
schools, s |
s:illu sion |
All spells of the illusion school |
description |
content, desc, d |
d:'fire damage |
Most spells that deal fire damage |
^• This tag can be used to search for any class or subclass, but not both simultaneously. For example to search for a spell that a Fiend Warlock can learn, you'd write c:fiend c:warl or simply c:'fiend (but not c:warl fiend or c:wizard|'fiend).
^* You can use this tag to match the name of an imported book (you can see the names of all imported books under Settings > Shared > Books) or you can match Builtin or Default.
^+ The two most common tags are concentration and ritual
Example Searches
c:fiend l:3 d:necrotic t:concentration(matchesVampiric Touch)l:0 -c:wiz s:div(matchesGuidance)t:con t:ritu(matchesDetect Magic,Detect Poison and Disease,SilenceandArcane Eye)
Further Reference
You can find the source-code for how spell searches are handled in SpellList.kt