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Not completely sure what you are asking, but I will take a stab at it.
GM mode requires one person to control everything; whether he or she develops the campaign or uses one in the workshop, like mine. The GM can create what I call an "avatar" or an NPC that follows the party and the GM can control it like his own character. In the case of my campaign I use my avatars a little like the absent-minded Wizard Fizban is used in Dragonlance Novels, to help and guide the party along.
Thank you for your interest! The short answer is you must have one person being the GM and at least one person playing a character. GM mode, aka Dungeonmaster Mode, by its very nature is a table top adventure with one person controlling events while the other players adventure in the world. The game experience between DOS2 Single Player and GM mode is quite different. The lore and voice acting is provided by the GM and the battle mechanics are handled by the game itself.