Looking for a LOOT Api scrit for 5E

So I have seen Loot pile, Recursive table, Minor/Major Loot, and few others. All of those posts seems to be 2-3 years ago.. I am uncertain which is the better one. What I would like is a loot script for random loot (tendies + potion), preset loot (weapons/armor the npc is currently wearing that I set up), & Suprise Loot (potential magic items, expensive items, mysterious items). I also liked the concept, I think it was from loot pile - The players can click on what loot they want to take and add it to their inventory / loot handout page so I know what is left behind.  So - what loot script DO YOU USE and WHY DO YOU LIKE IT?

I like RecursiveTable, but I'm biased. =D Loot Pile is a neat idea. =D

<a href="https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-api-scripts/tree/" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-api-scripts/tree/</a>... so when I see this - I dont know what it does. I hear about it. But when I look at the files - I am lost on what I need to do. No instruction, do I ignore the js and click the 2.1 folder and use that one? Also what do I do with the json file?&nbsp; Im used to the one click installment, so this area I am lost :(

Just grab the RecursiveTable.js in the root there, next to the script.json.&nbsp; You can ignore the script.json. Paste that into a new tab in the API and save it.&nbsp; Here's the best place for instructions:&nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/4954818/script-u" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/4954818/script-u</a>...

so I assume I need to still create rollable macro tables to use with Recursive? I am uncertain what Recursive does than? I just finished watching this -&nbsp; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RxRODcMRRo" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RxRODcMRRo</a> - I literally thought that was recursive table. Anyways one of the concepts I was thinking of is something like this: level 2 players finished a map clearing 13 out of 15 bandits. I will have a pre-made handout of the weapons and armor they had. Now I want one of the players (or myself) to click on a "Loot" button. This will prompt a box asking the player - how many enemies have they killed (roll query). They put in 13. Next Question is - type of Loot "Mundane, Minor, Major, Suprise". Let's say we clicked Minor. What will happen is - the first part, it will roll a 1d13, let's say the answer is 7. The second part will trigger the loot table list. So now it will generate 7 random items from the Minor loot table.&nbsp; which is the best way to go about this?

RecursiveTable lets you create tables with rolls in them that get expanded.&nbsp; The general use for this might be that you have a table called LootA which contains several rolls like: Weight 30 - "Nothing." Weight 50 - "[[ [[1d2]]t[common] ]]" weight 20 - "[[ [[1d4]]t[common] ]] [[ [[1d3]]t[rare] ]]" Then a common table: Weight 5 - "[[1d8]]pp [[2d12]]gp [[10d4]]sp [[2d100]]cp" Weight 1 - "[[4d8]]pp [[10d6]]gp" Then a rare table: Weight 90 - "The lost toilet seat of alphonso" Weight 10 - "[[1d20]] tribbles" You can then roll [[1t[LootA] ]] and get something from "Nothing" all the way to several rare and common results.

[common] & [rare] are rollable tables that I still need to create for it to call upon, correct?

Right.&nbsp; Take a look at the dwarf name example in the prior thread:&nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/permalink/2845481/" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/permalink/2845481/</a>

i use a table for weapons,money,gems,potions all in a macro one click gets me what i need. placing a number before the t also tells it to roll the table xt times [[ 3t [common] ]] so one click in the macro gives me 3 rolls from the common table :D&nbsp;