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Can I use same maps more than once for 2 different campaigns

Hello! I'm running a Storm King's Thunder campaign for one group of players I GM for. I'm looking into purchasing the STK package on Roll20 to make the maps easier to interact with and just overall better quality than what we have now.  At the same time, I'm wondering if these maps are a one campaign game only. I have another group of friends who are interested in playing STK as well, but they're different than the first group that have already started the campaign. I'd like to know if I purchase SKT maps package once, I can use them in 2 different campaign games to satisfy both player groups?  In addition, would it be possible to use the SKT maps individually for other campaigns that aren't following the SKT line (some maps seem pretty generic and could be pulled into other plots of GM choice).  Any and all help would be appreciated! Thank you!
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The Aaron
Roll20 Production Team
API Scripter
When you purchase a Module, you can create any number of Games using it as the basis at creation time. To use the maps individually, you'd need some way to get them into the other Game: The easiest is to use the Transmogrifier (Pro Subscriber Perk) to copy them to another game.  If you're starting a new Game, you can base it on SKT and simply not use the parts you don't want, or you can delete them. You can select the Graphic on the Map Layer and assign it as the token for a character, then use the Character Vault (Plus subscriber perk, also available on some module based Games, YMMV) to move that character over and drag it out of the journal to place the Graphic. Finally, you can select the Graphic on the Map Layer, hit Z to zoom it, right click and save it, and then upload it on a new game.  However, doing that will use your storage space rather than the module's storage space, so that's best avoided if possible.