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Roles and Visibility

Your access comes from a mix of account role, game membership, GM status, and sheet ownership. Seeing something doesn’t always mean you can edit it.

Role or relationshipTypical access
Signed-out visitorPublic pages plus sign-up and login flows. Private Libraries, Games, Data, and Profile require authentication.
Signed-in userTheir own Library, Dice, Games, Data, and Profile areas.
Game memberPlayer access to the games they’ve joined, limited by game settings and content visibility.
Sheet owner or editorEdit access to a character or vehicle they own or share, even when they aren’t a GM in every game that uses it.
Game masterGame settings, roster management, adversaries, encounters, initiative management, and other GM tools for that game.
Site administratorAdministrative navigation and site-wide management tools. This isn’t a normal campaign role.

Adding a sheet to a game doesn’t transfer ownership to the game or GM. Removing it from a game normally removes only that membership, not the Library sheet.

A GM can manage the roster, but that doesn’t make them the owner of every player’s source sheet.

Players and GMs share the core Game Table, but GMs see additional management controls. Private messages and hidden content remain limited to the accounts and roles allowed to view them.

Adversary details can also depend on what the GM has made visible through the current table workflow.

Some controls depend on account connections, table tokens, subscription access, system flags, or other current availability rules. These are separate from being a GM.

If you don’t see a control from these guides, check the signed-in site and current table settings. An older screenshot doesn’t prove your account has access now.

Some screenshots show an Admin navigation item because they were captured from an administrator account. Ignore it if you aren’t a site administrator. None of the player or GM steps in these guides use the Admin area.

For missing controls, continue with Troubleshooting.