You could use API buttons that luckily do not require a pro account to use. It will put a series of buttons in the chat that the player can click on to select the attack. I made this macro for my 5e game using the 5E Community sheet, but it can be adapted to which ever sheet you are using. /w @{selected|character_name} &{template:5eDefault}{{weapon=1}}{{subheader=Attack}}{{title=@{selected|character_name}}} {{subheader2=with}} {{Melee 1=[ @{selected|meleeweaponname1}](~selected|MeleeAttack1)}} {{Melee 2=[ @{selected|meleeweaponname2}](~selected|MeleeAttack2)}} {{Melee 3=[ @{selected|meleeweaponname3}](~selected|MeleeAttack3)}} {{Melee 4=[ @{selected|meleeweaponname4}](~selected|MeleeAttack4)}} {{Melee 5=[ @{selected|meleeweaponname5}](~selected|MeleeAttack5)}} {{Melee 6=[ @{selected|meleeweaponname6}](~selected|MeleeAttack6)}} {{Ranged 1=[ @{selected|rangedweaponname1}](~selected|RangedAttack1)}} {{Ranged 2=[ @{selected|rangedweaponname2}](~selected|RangedAttack2)}} {{Ranged 3=[ @{selected|rangedweaponname3}](~selected|RangedAttack3)}} {{Ranged 4=[ @{selected|rangedweaponname4}](~selected|RangedAttack4)}} {{Ranged 5=[ @{selected|rangedweaponname5}](~selected|RangedAttack5)}} {{Ranged 6=[ @{selected|rangedweaponname6}](~selected|RangedAttack6)}} @{selected|classactionmeleeweapon} I have it whispering to the player to keep chat spam down. It pulls the name of the weapon and puts in the buttons. I left a blank space in front of the name in case there is no weapon name, that keeps the button from breaking. It come out looking like this:
