Without a Pro sub there's not a clean way to do this. Two ways of achieving it on a free account are: 1) Use images of the text you want to show, saved on an image host where you can refer to them by number, e.g. image1 image2 image3 image4. See this post for more detail. You can then call one of the images with the syntax shown in that post (note the extra square brackets). 2) use a command button. First create an Ability macro for each output you need, plain text if you want, or something in a template, e.g. text1 to text6. Something like this: &{template:default} {{Text=Many bad things happen!}} Then call a random one with a command button - it needs an extra square bracket at the start. Not sure why, but it stops the roll from outputting its HTML and spoiling the link. Obviously change "bob" to your character sheet name: [[Button](~bob|text[[1d6]]) edit - Before you go banging your head against the wall trying, you won't be able to use a die roll to directly call an Attribute or Ability, due to order of operations. So a direct %{bob|text[[1d6]]} will not work, nor will @{bob|text[[1d6]]}. It only works with a command button because they're created after math is rolled. Also... you could just have a drop-down Query with your text options, and roll a die manually before running the macro and clicking on the relevant option: /r 1d3 followed by: &{template:default} {{name=Text}} {{?{What number did you roll?| 1,1=First text option| 2,2=Second text option| 3,3=Third text option}}}
