Too many rollable tables... way too hard to delete

I purchased Fizban's for my D&D 5e game and added all the things. Well, there are several million(only a slight exaggeration) rollable tables that are irrelevant. As far as I know, it is a multi-step process to delete each one. I've been at it for hours, and have barely made a dent. How can I get rid of all the spam without devoting a large chunk of my life to do so?  

It could be done with an API script, but I assume you are the creator of the game and a Plus user. It looks like the slow and manual way. You can speed up the process a bit by making the screen smaller (and thus all the buttons closer together). Roll20 does not excel at mass resource management. It's usually a good idea (too late) to add an addon to a test game or copy of your game first. There have been a couple of incidents with flawed rollouts that have caused real havoc because of this.

One of the examples of how the system is really optimized for pro users and the transmogrifier.  Alot of the stuff, even small asset packages just clutter the hell out of your live session if you install them directly into your live session.  Best to have a pro sub and put them all in empty sessions and yoink over on demand with transmogrifier with a pro sub.  

If you use the Stylus extension , you can reposition the delete button to make it much quicker to go through and delete: [class*="deleterollabletable"] { position:fixed !important; bottom:30px !important; right: 75px; } With this setup, you can just click twice and press the 'return' key to delete whichever table is at the bottom of your screen/list.

Hah! Ingenious!