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Can a rollable table result trigger a new roll?

I've looked for this question on the boards with no success. If it's been answered and I missed it, forgive me! A link to the relevant post would be great. The game I'm running uses a few different loot tables which reference each other. For example: A result on [Table-A] is "Roll twice on Table B." So my question is: instead of having to /r 2t[Table-B] manually, would it be possible have that happen automatically? I tried just adding "/r 2t[Table-B]" as an item, but it just displays the text. I can't get it to perform any functions like dice rolls or macros either. Am I just out of luck? Thanks.
Nope. I asked the same question a few weeks ago. As for posting previously answered questions...I can't find any search box for the forums, so.... *shrug*
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Gauss
Forum Champion
Here is an image of the Forums, I have outlined the search box in red. :) - Gauss
First off, darn! I was excited about those tables. joshred, did your question get any more elaborate answers? If so, I'd love a link to it just to see what other ideas and suggestions people may have had. Gauss: I believe that only appears in the top level of the forum; once you stray into any of the subheadings the search box disappears. Is that supposed to happen?
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Gauss
Forum Champion
BeefcakeHendriks, yes, the current design of the forums is for the entire forum to be searched rather than a specific forum. If you would like a specific forum to be searched perhaps you can post a suggestion in either the Mentor or Suggestion forums. :) - Gauss
Okay, cool! Naw, I'm fine with it as is. I just wasn't sure if that was a bug that needed reporting or not.