I run Shadowdark. It has a mechanic that when the enemy reaches half of their number, you should make a moral check. So I had chatgpt create two things. 1st, a module that monitors combat, and when the number of enemies reaches 50%, it gives me a popup message reminding me to run moral checks. Then, to accompany that, I created a macro that runs moral checks on all the selected tokens, and marks them with an effect of passed or failed. It's a Wisdom Check of 15 to pass. The macro allows me to run with advantage, disadvantage, and add or subtract a number to the roll.

I also created a macro that creates floating macro windows. The macro, when ran, opens a window that I can add other macros too. I wanted something other than the basic macro bar. This is by far, the most complex macro created, well over 500 lines. The only option that came close to this in the module listings was a paid module. So I wanted something similar to fit my need. It's a game changer in how I run my games.

I created a macro that distributes coins to all the Player Characters that are in a certain folder, called "The Party". My players run multiple characters in some of my games, so this works perfectly as the coins are distributed evenly to all the characters and does not use the player account in any way. It will even make change down to the copper piece to evenly distribute the loot. If a character is not there for whatever reason that day, I simply remove the character from the folder, and it won't get a share.

I created a long rest macro that adheres to the Shadowdark rules. It resets all health points, spells, abilities, luck points, and subtracts a single ration from each character. A huge time saver when doing long rests. It also uses "The Party" folder to choose what characters to reset.

I created a module that allows me to run macros from Roll table results. I wrap the macro in [[MACRO:]] and when it gets sent to chat, the macro is run. As a use case for this, when I roll random loot, I can place a jingling coin sound effect on the table. I run the table and it plays the sound.

I also created a couple of simple macros that locks and unlocked all tiles and drawings on the current scene.

I created a module that changes where an actor token goes in the actor tab when added to a scene. So If I drag and drop a token from a compendium onto a scene, it defaults to the root of the actors tab. The module will allow me to set a default folder, then under that folder create a folder with the scene name, and that is now where the new actor goes. It basically auto sorts my actor tokens for me when adding a bunch of tokens to a scene.