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Moving Custom Decks between games ?

Having spent some time and (A LOT) of effort creating custom decks (for example a Savage Worlds Adventure Deck, among others). Is there a way to transfer them between games owned by the same or different GMs? I currently have a 'testbed' game open to work with the 'how to' aspects of roll20, and it seems an awful waste of effort to have to reconstruct every custom resource from scratch when you open a new game. Have I missed something on how to do this? 
The Transmogrifier is a Pro-level feature that can do this.
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You can move them to a game owned by the same GM via the Transmogrifier, a Pro Subscriber Perk. There isn't a way to move it to games owned by another GM.
Alternatively, if you are only worried about new games you are creating, you could create a copy of your test game and uncheck everything except "Decks" in the list of what to copy.
Awesome quick responses!  I love this community! TY ! 
on a similar note, Macros can be transferred via setting them to a Character and using the Character Vault to move them between games, I use 2 Character Sheet for this, one for my GM Macros, the other for Player Character Macros, aptly named MacroGM & MacroPC, you can easily assimilate them into any campaign with a simple %{MacroPC|Ammo-Collect} (my custom Ammo collection Macro, I made it a variable time with a variable amount, because sometimes they go "Blackout the Sky with Arrows" and they'd take only 10 turns to retrieve hundreds of Arrows, do the math, 5 player with 6 Quivers each and a Long Bow each, averaging 2 arrows per player per turn, 20 arrows per quiver, and they'd only take 10 turns to recover 60 of the 120 Arrows they shot? it takes them longer to shoot that many!)