Output text to new line in macro based on Roll Query selection

Hello, I'm trying to make a macro for a summoner-kind of character. I'm trying to make it so the button is pushed, a list of options pops up, and then a corresponding effect is displayed based on what's chosen.

For more context: The character sheet I'm using has a "Powers" page, where each power has a button and a text-field which gets output whenever the button is pressed.

Anyway, here's an example of what I have:
/me summons the ?{Summoned Spirit|Thing 1|Thing 2|Thing 3|...}
Effect: Thing 1 effect
Effect: Thing 2 effect
Effect: Thing 3 effect

And what I'd like is to have it only output the Effect line of the Thing that's been chosen from the Roll Query. So I'd like it to go:
1. *Player presses button*
2. *Roll Query Selection pops up*
3. *Player chooses Thing 3*
4. Output of:
/me summons the Thing 3
Effect: Thing 3 effect

How could I go about this?
Thanks in advance.

Came up with a solution based on my psychotic extremely efficient macro substitution. Though the neat thing is this specific use doesn't require any API scripts.

Basically, since the sheet I use (modified version of the D&D4E sheet) is very friendly to having character attributes set up as macros, I made the Summoning power's macro a roll query with choices/links pointing to different character attributes that I disguised as macros.

Here's an example from a character that has a power to draw a specific arcana tarot card, each of which have their own power/macro tied to them. For this example, I'll only do 3 choices though you could do more/less.

I set up the 3 powers I'd like to choose from on the character sheet:

It might be a bit hard to see, but those large text areas at the bottom are essentially the macros I'm looking to run. And the way the sheet is set up, they have an attribute assigned to them. Respectively, they are @{power-50-macro}, @{power-51-macro}, and @{power-52-macro}.

With that done, I can set up my draw power:

The "macro" there is:

?{Arcana Draw
| The Fool,@{Jariah Crowley|power-50-macro}
| The Magician,@{Jariah Crowley|power-51-macro}
| The High Priestess,@{Jariah Crowley|power-52-macro}
}

BUT, if you wanted to, and if my Draw macro/power there only references the same character, then I could just write it as:

?{Arcana Draw
| The Fool,@{power-50-macro}
| The Magician,@{power-51-macro}
| The High Priestess,@{power-52-macro}
}

Either works, but you could use the first example if you'd like to draw from another character sheet.

Now I can just press the Roll button on the Arcana Draw power, pick whichever, and it'll output the "macro" to chat.

Is it the best way to do it? Probably not, but it's what I found.

Also want to note you can set up a traditional macro to do the same thing, simply by placing the code above into a macro.

Edit: Also, you can't have any commas in any of the target "macros". Don't know why lmaooo but wcyd. Could probably substitute with html code but who knows.

Are you saying you have created a frame like this or asking how to do it?

ForbidBadg3r said:

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With that done, I can set up my draw power: