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"00: Roll 1d3 times on this table, ignoring this result"
Hi,
I'm trying to reproduce the result I used in the title sentence, which breaks down to a couple of questions:
1) Rolling a random number of times in a table
2) Can you call (for example) the "InterestingPlaces" table from within the "Interesting Places" table, or would I need to make an identical table named like "InterestingPlaces2"?
Guy
I'm trying to reproduce the result I used in the title sentence, which breaks down to a couple of questions:
1) Rolling a random number of times in a table
2) Can you call (for example) the "InterestingPlaces" table from within the "Interesting Places" table, or would I need to make an identical table named like "InterestingPlaces2"?
Guy
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[!2 InterestingPlaces2]
I want to replace the 2 with 1d4 (or whatever random roll I want). However, this seems to produce a "(missing)" result. Is there a way to do the random number of picks? Or is there a workaround?
Guy
[!{1d4} InterestingPlaces2]Note that you need to leave a space after the embedded dice tag.
Guy