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Weekend, and also streamed the Alliance and Archon events respectively.You can check out the TTR Twitch at this link, and the 1SP5SG Twitch at this link. We have also embedded a YouTube video of the Alliance tournament for your viewing pleasure. Consider dropping both creators likes and subscribes on both platforms. They deserve it.Thanks for the help, you wonderful streaming folks!The Ultimate Vault AwaitsThe tour concludes with the 2023 KeyForge World Championships (Invitation-Only) hosted at KeyForge Celebration in Roseville, Minnesota. Up to 32 participants in will compete for a total prize pool of $50,000 ($25,000 each event)!There’s KeyForge fun for everyone. Even if you never secured a spot for Worlds, casual events and even a Last Chance Qualifier are open to all. Get your tickets to Celebration today by following the link below!KeyForge Celebration in Roseville, Minnesota is November 10-12 Copyright 2025. KeyForge and the KeyForge logo are registered trademarks of Ghost Galaxy, Inc. Ghost Galaxy is a trademark of Ghost Galaxy, Inc. The Ghost Galaxy logo is a registered trademark of Ghost Galaxy, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Page load link Go to Top

Skip to content The GameProductsNewsMaster VaultVisit The VaultMaster Vault ÆmberMaster Vault Deck OwnershipDeck ClonesDeck AccoladesOrganized PlayWhat Is Organized Play?Tournament FormatsPlaystile 2LO TournamentsHome Base RetailersStore Championships 2025Vault Tour 2025MoreGame RulesEmployment OpportunitiesContact Us Las Vegas Vault Tour ResultsPublished On: October 16, 2023They say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but they must not play KeyForge. We’re happy to share the secrets of the latest vault, discovered by 74 curious Archons in three action-packed days of gaming and competition. There were no sure gambles, and many risked it all for a chance at cash and prizes in the City of Lights.At the conclusion of the event, two new champions were crowned and each awarded the top prize of $3,000—one for the Archon tournament and one for the Alliance tournament. The two runners-up in each tournament received a $1,000 prize and the third and fourth-place finishers in both tournaments walked away with $500 each. The top two finishers in each tournament who didn’t already have invitations to the 2023 KeyForge World Championship received invitations in addition to the cash prizes.Tournament StatsThe Archon tournament featured 51 players. Winds of Exchange was singing Viva Las Vegas as the most represented set in the tournament at 31 decks. Continuing a trend from Dallas, no other sets broke double-digits. Dark Tidings fielded no decks on the day.Ekwidon hit the jackpot for most represented house at 22 appearances. Untamed was lost in the woods, showing up in only 3 decks. The full house breakdown was:Ekwidon (22 decks)Mars (18 decks)Unfathomable (18 decks)Brobnar (17 decks)Logos (16 decks)Star Alliance (16 decks)Sanctum (15 decks)Saurian (12 decks)Dis (8 decks)Shadows (8 decks)Untamed (3 decks)The top 12 cards that appeared most frequently in Archon decks were:Steward Su-Uzyanĕ (22 total)Shrewd Investor (21 total)Befuddle (17 total)The Visible Hand (16 total)Rowdy Skald (14 total)Wild Wormhole (14 total)Abyssal Sight (13 total)Berserker Slam (13 total)Closed-Door Negotiation (13 total)Generous Offer (13 total)Kelpminder (13 total)Fathom Reaver (12 total)267 different cards appeared only once across all Archon decks.Alliances were forged by 23 players. Nine decks among them were Winds of Exchange, making it the most represented set by a significant margin. The runner

Up was Age of Ascension with five total alliances.Logos and Mars displayed their full technological superiority as the only houses in double-digits. Saurian was nearly extinct, appearing in just two. The full breakdown was:Logos (11 decks)Mars (10 decks)Untamed (8 decks)Star Alliance (7 decks)Unfathomable (7 decks)Brobnar (6 decks)Dis (5 decks)Ekwidon (5 decks)Shadows (5 decks)Sanctum (3 decks)Saurian (2 decks)The top 12 cards that appeared most frequently in Alliance decks were:Helper Bot (9 total)Abyssal Sight (8 total)Brikk Nastee (8 total)Eyegor (8 total)Infurance (8 total)Kamalani (8 total)Martian Generosity (8 total)Nepenthe Seed (8 total)Befuddle (7 total)Key Abduction (7 total)Closed-Door Negotiation (6 total)Daughter (6 total)Pictured from Left to Right: Xoque, Nova, Lycanthrope444, XrayAlliance ResultsTo provide a longer and more satisfying tournament experience, Ghost Galaxy chose to run Las Vegas Alliance to a Top 4.Champion: Big_Z* playing an Alliance of Logos, Untamed, and Mars from Call of the ArchonsRunner-Up: DonutsDad** playing an Alliance of Mars, Logos, and Untamed form Age of AscensionTop 4: x073d** playing an Alliance of Untamed, Mars, and Logos form Age of AscensionTop 4: Dave C.* playing an Alliance of Unfathomable, Star Alliance, and Ekwidon form Winds of Exchange* Previously invited to the 2023 KeyForge Alliance World Championship from a past tournament** Received an invitation to the 2023 KeyForge Alliance World Championship TournamentPictured from Left to Right: Dave C, Big_Z, DonutsDad, x073dSecond ÆmberOn Saturday, 41 players participated in the Second Æmber tournament after they were eliminated from a main event. A total of 48 Second Æmber games were played, earning a wide range of participants chances to win various prizes including sealed KeyForge decks, metal key tokens, card sleeves, or playmats. Dallas’s most dedicated Second Æmber player was Chase, who played in seven matches throughout the day.But that’s not all! Throughout the weekend Archons were challenging the Keyraken, launching groups for Sealed fun, playing casual side games, and even challenging for one of the Tabletop Royal title belts floating around the community (a different one than the one in Dallas)!Don’t Cross the Streams!We would like to thank Tabletop Royal and 1 Star Peeps 5 Star Games. These streamers participated in various events across the

Removed from the live sessions list once it ends and the Primary Vault becomes available. PSM for SSH failed to start a session and the following error displayed: PSPSD072E Perform session error occurred. Reason: PSPSD033E Error receiving PSM For SSH server response (Extra information: [PSMPSCCDA002E Failed to create file in Vault. Reason: ITACM062S Communication error (Diagnostic information: 526) The Primary Vault is down and PSMPAllowSessionWithoutVault is set to No. Upgrade or repair of PSM for SSH failedThe address in vault.ini must be the Primary Vault address for installation, upgrade, or repair. Once the installation, upgrade, or repair completes, the address can be changed to the satellite IP. This requires a PSM for SSH restart. Failed to start a session and one of the following errors was displayed: PSPSD072E Perform session error occurred. Reason: PSPSD033E Error receiving PSM For SSH server response (Extra information: [PSMPSCCDA002E Failed to create file in Vault. Reason: ITATS023E Safe PSMRecordings is closed.], [1]). (Codes: -1, 1) PSPSD072E Perform session error occurred. Reason: PSPSD033E Error receiving PSM For SSH server response (Extra information: [289E [346780c0-b451-11e9-ac33-005056b26b25] Failed to impersonate as user [administrator]. Error: [ITACM074E Vault certificate names do not match the vault address property]], [1]). (Codes: -1, 1) PSPSD072E Perform session error occurred. Reason: PSPSD033E Error receiving PSM For SSH server response (Extra information: [PSMPSCCDA002E Failed to create file in Vault. Reason: CASTM067E Failed routing transaction to the master vault. Reason: master is not available.], [1]). (Codes: -1, 1) Verify in /etc/opt/CARKpsmp/vault/vault.ini that the following parameters are set

To generate a certificate (your new column master key) in the Current User store.Select Next.On the In-Place Encryption Settings page, no additional configuration is required because the database does not have an enclave enabled. Select Next.On the Run Settings page, you're asked if you want to proceed with encryption or generate a PowerShell script to be executed later. Leave the default settings and select Next.On the Summary page, the wizard informs you about the actions it will execute. Check all the information is correct and select Finish.On the Results page, you can monitor the progress of the wizard's operations. Wait until all operations complete successfully and select Close.(Optional) Explore the changes the wizard has made in your database.Expand ContosoHR > Security > Always Encrypted Keys to explore the metadata objects for the column master key and the column encryption that the wizard created.You can also run the below queries against the system catalog views that contain key metadata.SELECT * FROM sys.column_master_keys;SELECT * FROM sys.column_encryption_keysSELECT * FROM sys.column_encryption_key_valuesIn Object Explorer, right-click the Employees table and select Script Table as > CREATE To > New Query Editor Window. This will open a new query window with the CREATE TABLE statement for the Employees table. Note the ENCRYPTED WITH clause that appears in the definitions of the SSN and Salary columns.You can also run the below query against sys.columns to retrieve column-level encryption metadata for the two encrypted columns.SELECT[name], [encryption_type], [encryption_type_desc], [encryption_algorithm_name], [column_encryption_key_id]FROM sys.columnsWHERE [encryption_type] IS NOT NULL;Create a column master key in your key store.If you're using Azure Key Vault, execute the below commands to create an asymmetric key in your key vault. Make sure you provide the correct ID of your subscription, the name of the resource group containing your key vault, and your key vault name.Import-Module "Az"Connect-AzAccount$subscriptionId = "If you're using Windows certificate store, execute the below commands to create a certificate in your Current User store.$cert = New-SelfSignedCertificate -Subject "HRCMK" -CertStoreLocation Cert:CurrentUser\My -KeyExportPolicy Exportable -Type DocumentEncryptionCert -KeyUsage DataEncipherment -KeySpec KeyExchangeConnect to your database, using the SqlServer PowerShell module. Make sure you provide a valid connection string for your database.$database = Get-SqlDatabase -ConnectionString $connectionString$databaseProvision a column master key metadata object (that references the physical column master key that you've created in your key store) in your database.If you're using Azure Key Vault, execute the below commands.# Sign in to Azure for the SqlServer PowerShell moduleAdd-SqlAzureAuthenticationContext -Interactive# Create a SqlColumnMasterKeySettings in-memory object referencing the key you've created in your key vault. $cmkSettings = New-SqlAzureKeyVaultColumnMasterKeySettings -KeyURL $keyVaultKey.Key.Kid# Create column master key metadata object (referencing your certificate), named CMK1, in the database.$cmkName = "CMK1"New-SqlColumnMasterKey -Name $cmkName -InputObject $database -ColumnMasterKeySettings $cmkSettingsIf you're using Windows certificate store, execute the below commands.# Create a SqlColumnMasterKeySettings in-memory

That the Vault server has access to the HSM server. You have the following ready and available: Upgrade software – The relevant CyberArk applications and software prerequisites on the Vault machine. Customer license – A relevant license for this version. Contact your CyberArk support representative for more information. Documentation – See the documentation website for docs relevant for your version. The day of the upgrade Step 1: Verify passwords Make sure that you have the following passwords: Vault Administrator account password – this will be required during the Vault upgrade. All the passwords for the machines where the different Vault components are installed. Step 2: Back up files and data For each backup, rename the backed up version to indicate that it is a backup prior to upgrading. For example, ‘Full backup prior to upgrade'. Back up the following files and data: On the Vault server: Vault server configuration files Vault database (metadata) External files – contact CyberArk support for more information On each Vault component: All the configuration files Step 3: Have emergency files and information Make sure that you have the following in case of emergency: Vault master password Master CD Step 4: Check log files for errors and resolve errors Check all log files for errors and make sure all errors have been resolved. The Replication log for the backup machine: By default, this is stored in: Program Files\PrivateArk\Replicate\PAReplicate.log Make sure that a replication was performed successfully. The Password Manager logs: By default, these are stored in: Program Files\CyberArk\PasswordManager\Logs\pm.log Program Files\CyberArk\PasswordManager\Logs\pm_error.log Program Files\CyberArk\PasswordManager\Logs\ThirdParty The Replication log for the DR Vault: By default, this log is stored in %Program Files%\PrivateArk\PADR\Logs\padr.log Delete these files manually prior to starting the CyberArk Vault Disaster Recovery service when troubleshooting replication issues. Make sure that a replication was performed successfully. Step 5: Test the cluster (For High Availability implementations) If using Multipath I/O (MPIO) for the Quorum disk, verify that it is set to Failover Only policy mode. All other MPIO policies are not supported. For more information, see Digital Vault Cluster (High Availability). Setting the Policy mode to a non-supported mode will