Dynamic results in tables: how to "erase" a result that has already been rolles?

[Vassago77]

I was wondering if there is a way to "erase" a result from tables once it comes out.

For example, there's a table with 1d8 possible results. On the first roll, the number 5 comes out.

Is there a way for subsequent rolls to ignore another result of 5, and either automatically reroll until a number that never came out actually arrives? Or automatically adjust the table by deleting the number 5 result and "skipping" it going to the next result (in this case 6)? Or something similar that achieves the same result?

I am trying to achieve this result because I built a Random Encounter table, and once that particular monster or encounter comes out it does not happen again.

Thanks!

[Zacchaeus]

Not without some kind of extension, no.

I can't think of any kind of easy workaround from something like that.

[Karnas]

I believe published modules for this purpose make a different table without the rolled result - I mainly noticed that in gazer eye ray table for example.

[Vassago77]

OK, thanks for the quick answers! I'll take a look at this gazer eye ray!

[wndrngdru]

I believe this is the core functionality of the Basic Card Tables extension. You could take a look at that. It simulates removing a card from a deck, thus making it no longer available to pick from.

[damned]

Yes card tables extension is best option for this.

[Vassago77]

I took a look into the "card table extension", and it is exactly what I was looking for! And it seems to work perfectly in FGU. Thanks guys!