Spell Table Features

Basics

Click on row with spell to open it's full description. There are links to AoNPRD and d20PFSRD too.
Hover over printed books to see their publication date.

Click on column names to sort them. Click again to change sorting direction.

Input fields can be used for simple search, like "Permanency" in Name or "cleric 1" in Access Ways column.
Some columns provide input suggestions — press the down arrow key to view them.
Filters can be applied to multiple columns simultaneously.

In the right part of the footer you will see number of spells satisfying filters.
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Filtering

You can make logical expressions using: & (and), | (or), ^ (xor), ! (not) and () (parentheses).
Access ways, Casting Time, Range, Duration and Components (with "price:") columns support comparison with <, >, =, <=, >= signs.
For example, in respective input fields:

• cleric & (!paladin | !wizard) — spells which cleric has, that paladin or wizard does not
• cleric >=2 & cleric <=5 — cleric spells between levels 2 and 5
• ranger < druid — spells that are a lower level for rangers than for druids
• <=2 hours — durations shorter than 2 hours
• >touch — ranges greater than touch
• price: >=25 — spells with components that cost more than 25 gp

Sorting Access Ways

Sorting works for all columns based on either the order of possible values or alphabetically. Access Ways, however, are a bit more complex.

• If the corresponding filter is empty, sorting is based on the lowest level at which the spell is available by any access way.
• If you filter by a single class name (e.g., "paladin"), sorting uses the level at which that class gains access to the spell.
• If multiple class names are provided, sorting defaults to the lowest overall access level.
• If you specify "sort: some class name", sorting is based specifically on that class’s access level.
  Class provided in "sort: " is discarded from filtering, but should be followed by "&", like a part of filter.
  For example, "sort: paladin & oracle/cleric >2" will filter cleric spells with level greater than 2, and sorting will be based on paladin levels.

Searching Descriptions

By default, Description filter searches short descriptions shown in the table.
Using Description filter, you can also search sources and full descriptions of spells with "full desc: your text" and "source: your text".
Also using it, you can search for mythic spells and their mythic descriptions with "mythic desc: your text" and "mythic source: your text".
If you leave "your text" empty for mythic spells, non mythic spells will be filtered out.
Some examples:

• source: Core Rulebook — spells that are printed in CRB
• before: 2014-06-15 — spells that were printed before June 15, 2014
• mythic desc: d20 — spells, which mythic description mentions d20

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