I can certainly put together some more examples. It will likely take me until the weekend to put more video content together, but I certainly will. Currently, sound effects can be played using the --@ statement with Roll20AM. I'll include that in the examples (the --soundfx command in PowerCards was just a rename to roll20AM so all of the parameters are the same. Visual Effects isn't currently in, but I want to browse around and look at other scripts that might implement VFX better than I do in PowerCards and might suggest using one of those. If I can't find anything I like, I'll implement vfx support as well. If anyone has ideas for "how would I do X in scriptcards", let me know and I'll see if I can cover them in the examples video. I just released version 0.0.8, which adds persistent data storage, rollable table support, and multi-part conditionals.

@@kurtjaegers265 Hey Kurt! I loved the PowerCards so much n im hyped for this new one! I was wondering if is it possible to include immunities n resistancies to the damage dealt... that would be GREAT!

@@Bicioftw Yes, that is possible. The Divine Smite sample shows checking to see if an NPC attribute contains a particular word, so the script could check the immunities and resistances attributes and take appropriate action. That might be something worth creating a reusable subroutine for (like I do in the deep-dive for Visual/Audio effects)

@@kurtjaegers265 Im kinda noob with scripts, at least as much as with my english ;( Could u make a video on how to write it pls? Or post the script??

@@kurtjaegers265 i would like to make a script to attack for example with Booming Blade and apply the damage in the right way, so that in the damage caused immunities and resistancies are considered for all the types of damage, with alterbars.

That is the Macro bar from Roll20. If you create macros on the macro tab and select "In Bar", they will show up across the bottom of the screen.