Rollable fumble table

Ok brainiacs, my goal is to take a fumble deck and put it in a rollable table.  Ideally, when a player rolled a 1 on an attack, they'd hit a macro button / token action and be prompted between melee, ranged, natural or spell attack and then get a result from one of 4 tables sent to chat.  Is this possible?  If so, how do I do it without learning to code?

Probably easiest would just be to have the macro whisper them 4 buttons and let them click the right one. You might be able to choose based on a ?{roll query}, but that might require some HTML escaping.

Hmm, let me give a better example of what I'm hoping to achieve.  Ideally I'd hit a single macro button and get a result like this in chat: But what I'm getting is this: Essentially what I did was convert a failure deck to a rollable table, but I'm really not happy with the output of either solution so far.  The closest I get is to use the table and then save the location of the image file and then use this macro on the little thumbnail that pops into chat: [Image](?{URL}#.png) Is there a better way?

How about creating a fumble deck(s)? OK, I went back and read your OP...  

That's what I have. but to use it I have to have the deck on my tabletop and then deal a card and then reveal the card and it comes out pretty small for my old eyes.

I have some "experienced" eyes as well. ;-P Did you try changing the size of the deck?

If you do want to use the Rollable Table still, you could use my RecursiveTable script: !rt[showicons|iconlabel:off|iconscale:50em] [[1t[Test1] ]] <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/7844658/script-update-recursivetable-now-with-rollable-table-images-and-better-prefixing-rules-for-roll-templates" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/7844658/script-update-recursivetable-now-with-rollable-table-images-and-better-prefixing-rules-for-roll-templates</a>

That changes the size of the card once I actually place it on the table which is yet another step.

Patrick said: That changes the size of the card once I actually place it on the table which is yet another step. I simply draw a card and it's the size you see on my screen. You can also change the size of the stacked decks from the sidebar.&nbsp; Sorry for derailing your original objective.&nbsp; Not intended. ;-)

That script is exactly what I was trying to do Aaron!&nbsp; As ever, I am in awe of your talents!

Sweet!&nbsp; =D&nbsp; It does a whole lot more than just that, but I'm glad that facet solves your problem. =D