Roll Template - Large Table Output

Greetings! I've been working on a custom character sheet etc and am hitting an issue with Roll Templates in regards to displaying the results of multiple rolls on a table.

TL;DR: Rolling multiple times on a table (e.g. 3t[Table-Name] ) inside of a Roll Template will only display the first result.

Basically I have three tables setup for scavenging equipment (Blades, Bludgeoning, Armor) that describe condition and value loss (e.g. "blade is rusty, -20% value"). There is a Macro that characters can add to their quick-bar that runs a Roll Query to select Blade/Bludge/Armour, the values of the roll-query being a roll template that does a 1t[Scavenge-Bladed] to summon the table.

That works great, but rolling for say 10 swords is tedious, so I want it to ask for a quantity. I can add another Roll Query into the template. so I end up with something like this as the final section of the roll-template:

[[ ?{Quantity|1}t[Scavange-Bladed] ]]

This "works" in that it makes the template and i can hover-over the .inlinerollresult to see (Quantity) # of rolls from the table, but without the hover I'm seeing only the first result actually displayed in the template body. See this picture, where the top shows a raw table roll with multiple results, and you can see the default template and my modified one both displaying only the one value, with the hover showing a full result.

Any way to get the full results displayed into the template?

I believe this is a limitation of tables and inline rolls - tables will only ever show the first result if in an inline roll. And of course, you have to use inline rolls in a rolltemplate.

Since you're a Pro user, the API might help. There might be an API script that allows multiple rolls, and displays them in a pretty fashion.

Not sure about a dedicated script, but this could be easily done with Scriptcards. Pass a number of rolls with a query and create a loop to output table rolls.

The following rolls multiple times (default=3) on a Beholder's "EyeRays" table (this example allows duplicates - I figured I'd keep it simple for illustrative purposes). You just need to change the name of the table in the RollTable function at the bottom. 

!scriptcard {{
  --#title|Beholder Ray
  
  --:Initialize Roll Vars|
      --=NumRolls|?{NumRolls?|3}
      --=Roll|
      --=RollCount|0

  --:Loop|
      --=RollCount|[$RollCount] + 1
      -->RollTable|
      --+[$RollCount]|[$Roll.tableEntryText]
      --?[$RollCount] -lt [$NumRolls]|Loop

  --X| End macro
  
--:FUNCTIONS|

  --:RollTable|
      --=Roll|[T#EyeRays]
  --<|

}}

Awesome, thanks. I had seen PowerCards script before but avoided it, trying to make things work with out-of-the-box functionality, but clearly this was a limitation I couldn't get around so I got a ScriptCard working perfectly, appreciate the help!