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<blockquote data-quote="Persiflage" data-source="post: 5294815" data-attributes="member: 73597">You'd be hard-pressed to find a site that has published the complete text of every spell, as such copyright violations tend to get stamped on hard.&nbsp; There are...&nbsp; &quot;resources&quot; available that do contain most of the sourcebooks, or so I understand, and they're mostly based on Andargor's SRD database toolset (although I must stress that Andargor himself in no way encourages - or bears any responsibility for - any copyright abuses perpetrated by people using his database format).Doubtless there are illegal pdf's distributed in OCR format through download sites, but even if I knew where to find them it would be thoroughly inappropriate to post links.Your best bet for a searchable resource is <a href="http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndlive/" target="_blank">IMarvinTPA's Dungeons and Dragons Database</a> - it's a fantastic tool, but only gives the long text of SRD spells (or used to, anyway; there may be more these days).&nbsp; It's incredibly useful for giving you the &quot;headline&quot; of the spells and telling you where they come from, and because you can search on criteria like &quot;All arcane Conjuration spells between levels 2 and 4&quot; (for example) it can save you a great deal of random page-turning.Hope that helps!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Persiflage, post: 5294815, member: 73597"] You'd be hard-pressed to find a site that has published the complete text of every spell, as such copyright violations tend to get stamped on hard. There are... "resources" available that do contain most of the sourcebooks, or so I understand, and they're mostly based on Andargor's SRD database toolset (although I must stress that Andargor himself in no way encourages - or bears any responsibility for - any copyright abuses perpetrated by people using his database format). Doubtless there are illegal pdf's distributed in OCR format through download sites, but even if I knew where to find them it would be thoroughly inappropriate to post links. Your best bet for a searchable resource is [URL="http://www.imarvintpa.com/dndlive/"]IMarvinTPA's Dungeons and Dragons Database[/URL] - it's a fantastic tool, but only gives the long text of SRD spells (or used to, anyway; there may be more these days). It's incredibly useful for giving you the "headline" of the spells and telling you where they come from, and because you can search on criteria like "All arcane Conjuration spells between levels 2 and 4" (for example) it can save you a great deal of random page-turning. Hope that helps! [/QUOTE]

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