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<div class="title">Game Text</div>
<div class="title">Game Text</div>


<span class="heading">Text Search: </span>{{{field|textSearch|input type=textarea|autogrow|default=|cols=40|placeholder=Game Text to match}}}
<span class="heading">Text Search: </span>{{{field|textSearch|input type=textarea|autogrow|default=|cols=40|placeholder=Game Text to search}}}
Use % for wildcards.  Twilight symbols are stored like (1) (X), and Culture symbols are referenced like [GONDOR] or [RINGWRAITH].
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<!--    --><span class="heading">Regex Text Search: </span>{{{field|textRegexSearch|input type=textarea|autogrow|default=|cols=40|placeholder=Game Text to match (using regex)}}}
<!--    --><span class="heading">Regex Text Search: </span>{{{field|textRegexSearch|input type=textarea|autogrow|default=|cols=40|placeholder=Game Text to match (using regex)}}}
Uses [https://www.regular-expressions.info/ regex] to perform more powerful searching.


<span class="heading">Tagged Text Search: </span>{{{field|taggedTextRegexSearch|input type=textarea|autogrow|default=|cols=40|placeholder=HTML Tagged Game Text to match (using regex)}}}
<span class="heading">Tagged Text Search: </span>{{{field|taggedTextRegexSearch|input type=textarea|autogrow|default=|cols=40|placeholder=HTML Tagged Game Text to match (using regex)}}}
 
Sometimes the bracket syntax of the symbols makes things hard.  Cards are also stored in HTML, using <nowiki><symbol>gondor</symbol></nowiki> and <nowiki><twilight>1</twilight></nowiki> syntax.  However, other card text is also formatted using HTML, using <nowiki><keyword>Fellowship</keyword></nowiki> and similar syntax, which can make searching harder.  YMMV.
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