Can you prettify this macro?

Hi macro wizards! I've come up with a basic wandering monster macro, which rolls for the check, and if successful, rolls on a rollable table to get a wandering monster result. However, it's ugly in the chat window. I'd like to do it with all inline rolls, but as I understand, you can't nest inline rolls. Short of API help, is there a way to make this any better? Here's the macro: /w gm Wandering monster check: /gmroll [[?{Die Type?|d6}<?{Target Number?|1}]]t[Wandering-Monsters] Here's the chat window output (with a negative and positive result): Any thoughts?

Here ya Go(zer): /w gm Wandering Monster Check: [[?{Die Type?|d6}<?{Target Number?|1}]] [[1t[Wandering-Monsters]]] Your output will look something like this: At first I had trouble, as it looked like you were hoping to make more than one roll on the table at a time. I don't think that would work at all; in my experience you only get the first result. If that is what you want, I'd suggest just repeating the macro multiple times and picking the one you like. -Phnord

Hey, that's great! I would prefer for the monster to come up only on a successful result, but this is definitely workable, and all without API. Thanks!

Yeah, I tried a few different things, but couldn't get that to work. Like you said, it's a fundamental limitation in the way the inline rolls thingy works... you can have the number, or the table, but not both.

No, that will work perfectly. Now, I just have to make a bunch of rollable tables. I also added a functionality whereby the macro queries the table name, instead of just rolling on Wandering-Monsters, so I can tailor my random encounters for Dungeon, Wilderness, and Adventure-specific. Thanks again!

Nice idea Gozer and Phnord. Very stealably useful :)