With your Pro sub, the Powercards script can handle conditional statements, so basically in pseudocode: "if roll result=1, then output Yes", etc. Without using an api script, you could do this, but takes some setup: creating two rollable tables, say "0Result" and "1Result", with one item each, "No" and "Yes" respectively. Or "Failure" & "Success", whatever. You could then call the appropriate table with something like this: [[ 1t[[[1d20>@{selected|crumble}]]Result] ]] When your interior inline roll returns 1 or 0, it will create the string 1Result or 0Result (which conveniently are your new table names!), and which subsequently get rolled using the [[ 1t[TableName] ]] syntax. Kinda hacky, but it should work if you don't want to mess with learning Powercards. Of course, with Powercards, you can do a lot of cool things, so imo it is worthwhile to eventually dabble with it :)
