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Is there a way in scripting to use the following:

If X
else if Y
else if Z

else W

Or is it not possible? 

Nope.

You can just use a bunch of IF statements though.

I need help then. I made a variable called KITCHENJ, which is just a counter that determines what page you should go on next. In the link, I added a reset for 1D10 for KITCHENJ. In the Script I did the following:

You're partly right. It executes all three of them every time, but it overwrites the answer each time, so the result of the last one is the only one that matters.

Oh, by the looks of the code, IF ELSE is just chaining another if to it...haha.

So try:

Hi Killa - fancy meeting you here at this time of night haha!  ^v^

The problem with stacking these is that the Script executes all of them - that means that it will only apply the last True statement - even if one above it was true first. You'll need this -

$DEST := @P182
IF %KITCHENJ = 1
THEN $DEST := @P183

Yeah, that's much better than the way I suggested haha.

You'll need to do a separate IF statement for all the other cases, in this case. So instead do:

Or this haha!

BEGIN
IF %KITCHENJ = 1
THEN $DEST := @P183
IF %KITCHENJ = 2
THEN $DEST := @P185
IF %KITCHENJ = 3
THEN $DEST := @P187
END
ELSE
$DEST := @P182

It worked, just as expected!

Thanks to the both of Killa_Robot and BerkaZerka for the help. It is very much appreciated!