Calling Attributes Without a Million Macros

I'm trying to make something that does what this looks like it should do: /roll @{?{Skill Name|Athletics}} I have an extensive skill list under Attributes. One of them is called, say, Athletics, and its value is 3d6+1. I want the above to be an ability where one types in the name of the ability they want to roll so I don't have to make a huge list of macros in addition to the attribute list.

You can't really use a query to prompt the end-user for the name of a variable; it only queries for values. What I frequently do is clump similar skills together into just a few macros, to cut down on the number of click-able buttons on the screen. Ex: Athletics /me rolls his shoulders and prepares for a feat of ATHLETICS! Acrobatics:[[1d20 + 10]] Jump:[[1d20+3]] Climb:[[1d20+8]] Swim:[[1d20+7]] Ride:[[1d20+3]]

Cool. I think I'll make a "Skill Lookup" Macro and just let them roll based on the output

What you can do, if you have a lot of abilities, is type % in the chat bar - this will show a popup listing all the abilities. If you start typing, like "%Ac" it will show all abilities that start with Ac, like acrobatics. Select the one you want and click tab to choose it.