This might help <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/My_Vault" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/My_Vault</a> Exporting Characters When you are ready to use a Character from your Vault in a new game, click the "Export to Game" link next to the Character on the main Vault page. You'll be presented with a list of eligible Games to export the Character to. Note that you can only export Characters to Games where: 1. You are the GM of the Game, or 2. You are a player of the Game and the GM has expressly turned on the "Allow Players to Import Characters" setting on the Game Settings page for that Game. If you are a free user, the game must also have All Access Vault enabled (see below for more information on Vault Access Levels.) If a Game you want to export a Character to isn't showing up in the list, be sure that one of those criteria are met, and then reload the page. Once the Character is exported to the Game, it will be up to the GM of that game to set it up (giving you permission to edit it) properly. [ edit ] Vault Access Levels Each game will have one of two access levels, which determines who can export characters into the game: [ edit ] Limited Vault This is the default level. With this level, only players who are themselves Plus or Pro subscribers (and therefore have "All Access Vault" enabled for their whole account) can import characters into the game. [ edit ] All Access Vault This is the premium level of vault access. It allows anyone (including players in the game who don't have a subscription) to import Characters into the game. GMs of the game can also import characters (or NPCs, monsters, etc.) into the game. The level of a game is determined by the subscription level of the game's creator account. If the game creator does not have a subscription, the game will have the default Limited Vault level. If the game creator has a subscription, the game will have an All Access Vault level. Additionally, select Marketplace modules (as indicated on their details page) feature the All Access Vault level for all games based on that module. For example, if you purchase Lost Mine of Phandelver, all games you create with that module will have the All Access Vault unlocked, even if the game creator does not have a subscription.