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For example, you can enter
/(necrotic )+(spell )?damage/
and it will match both instances of "necrotic damage" and "necrotic spell damage".
Keep in mind that includes descriptions! So things like "damned on hit" will be included due to mentioning necrotic damage in their description.
Similarly,
/(melee )+(void )?damage/
is going to match both generic "melee damage" and "melee void damage".
For some reason, none of the results in google showed the way you proposed. I already had figured that it would need a (word)(word) something so I searched for that pattern specifically as well as "filter a sentence with regex" but there were no results that worked.
That was hugely helpful. Thanks again!