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Macro that spits out multiple random inputs

I have lurked long enough and Googled what I can. I think I need actual input now. I'm so close. Got a Pathfinder game coming up. I'm a spellcaster, thus won't be making a ton of rolls. I wanted to make a "I'm casting a spell and this is what the DC will be" macro that's fun to look at. So far I've got the default template (which is fine, though I'm open to input if there are other easy options), and I've got it asking for the DC which I input. I've got a Rollable Table with a bunch of magic-y sounding quotes that spit out along with it.&nbsp; Last thing I want to do is come up with a set of images/GIFs that will be in there too, just above the random flavor text. I've managed to get it to input one consistent image, and that's a perfectly acceptable Plan B. What other information can I add that will help? Thanks! Here's the current macro: &amp;{template:default} {{name=Zoma casts a spell!}}{{ [Zoma al Q'ustar](<a href="https://imgur.com/jeVoiWm.jpg" rel="nofollow">https://imgur.com/jeVoiWm.jpg</a>) ***[[1t[spellcasting]]]***}} {{Fortitude Save DC =?{Bonus?|0}}}
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Ziechael
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My first thought was to use a rollable table of links to call as part of your image generator but that doesn't seem to want to work... however, with a bit of work at your end the great Oosh has an option in this thread here . Using that method your macro would look something like: &amp;{template:default} {{name=Zoma casts a spell!}} {{ [Zoma al Q'ustar]( imagehost.com/&lt;username&gt;/image[[1d n ]]#.png ) ***[[1t[spellcasting]]]***}} {{?{Save Type|Fortitude|Reflex|Will} Save DC =?{Bonus?|0}}} I added in a selection for the save type to make it a more universally applicable macro.