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| + | The game’s [[Creator]] is the Roll20 user who originally created the game. There is only ever one Creator for a Roll20 game. They have complete control over all of the game's settings and any [[subscription]] perks ([[Dynamic Lighting]], F/X Tool, [[Mod|Mod Scripts]] , etc…) that the game can benefit from are based on which subscription level the creator’s account currently has. Likewise, content such as Game Add-ons must be bought on the Creator’s account in order for them to be added to the game. | ||
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The '''Creator''' of a game has a few things exclusively available to them, which other people promoted to [[GMs]] can't do.[[File:Roll20-gamecreator.png|thumb|300px|right| Bob is shown as the game creator in the top right corner of the [[campaign]]'s main page]] | The '''Creator''' of a game has a few things exclusively available to them, which other people promoted to [[GMs]] can't do.[[File:Roll20-gamecreator.png|thumb|300px|right| Bob is shown as the game creator in the top right corner of the [[campaign]]'s main page]] | ||
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The game’s Creator is the Roll20 user who originally created the game. There is only ever one Creator for a Roll20 game. They have complete control over all of the game's settings and any subscription perks (Dynamic Lighting, F/X Tool, Mod Scripts , etc…) that the game can benefit from are based on which subscription level the creator’s account currently has. Likewise, content such as Game Add-ons must be bought on the Creator’s account in order for them to be added to the game.
The Creator of a game has a few things exclusively available to them, which other people promoted to GMs can't do.
This is mostly related to General & Default settings that are accessed in the menus outside the game: Game Management
The creator is always a GM, but can choose to rejoin as player if they want.
You can't change who the creator of a game is, but Roll20 have been known to sometimes transfer games between accounts if you contact them and give a goood reason.
Creator-only
- Only the Game creator can access the Game Settings-page
- Only the Game creator can change the Character Sheet Template used in a game.
- Only the Game creator can change what i Compendium, if any, can be used, and whether the Creator shares their compendium access to the other people in the game.
- only the creator can delete the chat archive permanently.
- only creator can delete/copy a game
Creator & GM
See the GM-page for what capabilities are shared by Creators & GMs.
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