Roll Table

Hi, I've been trying to add a critical-hit table and the 2 main issues I've been running into are mostly formatting issues. I have an item with a weight of 4, I would like the roll to display a 1,2,3, or 4 when rolling for this item. No matter what I do it always displays 1 as the roll. How can I have the three other numbers display as well.

When a Rollable Table Item starts with a number, it gets converted to a number.  You can add something that isn't a number in front of it an it will show as text.  You might find the RecursiveTable API script useful.

Can you tell me what you mean by add text in front of it and it will show as text. No matter what I do I can only get the roll to show up as the first number in the string, any text reverts the roll to a 0. There is no way to get the roll to have multiple parameters, it is either a 0 or the first number in the string from what I have found so far.

Using " On 1-4 The target is pushed back 5 feet " will give you a text message instead of a number.

I still end up with the 0 roll even when I change the string to what you mentioned. I'm trying to either eliminate that 0 roll at the bottom where it says =0 or have it equal a range of numbers such as being able to appear as 1,2,3 or 4 if I have 1-4 at the beginning of my string. 

Also, I would ideally like to accomplish this without making it inline. This creates a number instead of the nice looking message.

Oh!  Right sorry.  What I'm talking about is for Inline Rolls.  If you do: [[1t[Test-Table]]] With Table Rows that don't start with numbers, you'll get text output: If you want the text without the yellow box, you can pass it through Recursive Table: !rt [[1t[Test-Table]]] ... ... And I just realize I completely misread your initial post... If you want to get a number between 1 and 4, there are two options. 1) No API -- Enter the row 4 times, once with each number, divide the weight among them.: 1 The target is pushed back 5 feet 2 The target is pushed back 5 feet 3 The target is pushed back 5 feet 4 The target is pushed back 5 feet (optionally prefaced with text if you want to roll inline) 2) With API -- You can embed an inline roll in the table and call it with RecursiveTable: [[1d4]] The target is pushed back 5 feet And call: !rt [[ 1t[Test-Table] ]] will give you the message with the 1-4 values via the inline [[1d4]] roll.

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No problem. Sorry for the confusion. =D

Thanks for the solution, this is exactly what I was looking for!!!