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Using same results from two tables

I'm trying to create a critical table that have some descriptions to what the roll means, instead of only the effect, so i was wondering if there's some way i could get the same result from two tables to have de description and effect match, or add something to the table to make it sepparate the description from the effect (even some way to enter a new line would work but preferably someting so I could add two "lines" in the default template)
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if i understand correctly, you mean like if your first result was "Head Wound!", you want to reference that to have it roll on a separate table to determine the type of head wound? not the way you mean it, without an api, i think. however, you could just combine the two tables into one table. since you can have any text you want in the table, you can put multiple fields of a template in one result. so you could have a table that looked like this table called CT weight result 1 {{name=Headshot!}}{{The target dies instantly!}} 1 {{name=Headshot!}}{{The target is knocked out!}} 2 {{name=Headshot!}}{{The target has gotten blood in their eyes, and are blind for until the end of their next turn!}} and so on which you could then call with an ability (i tend to use ability mules more than macros) &{template:default} [[1t[CT]]]  /edit: didn't end the post, sorry. also, i'm at work, and it is possible you would need to replace some of the {} with ascii code, i can't remember right off.
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timmaugh
Roll20 Production Team
API Scripter
Muler is a meta-script that can read from static tables (where you already know the value to retrieve, instead of rolling). Here is an example demonstrating reading from a few tables. It can definitely do what you need it to do. If you need more (or more specific) examples, post some table data and I can try to help.