2nd bonus question. Can you use rocky cliff's on closing power to remove a face up barrier from the top of a deck?
I'll leave your first question to those more familiar with organized play than I. But as to this question, no, because the Rocky Cliff's power lets you banish monsters, not barriers.
On closing, you may examine the top card of any location deck; if it's a non-henchman, non-villain monster, banish it.
But if it did happen to say barriers, then I think I'd say yes. Let's look at the 2 important things at play here.
RULES: THE GOLDEN RULE
If a card and this rulebook are ever in conflict, the card should be considered correct. There is one exception to this: When the rulebook uses the word “never,” no card can overrule it.
RULES: FACEUP CARDS
Sometimes a card is left faceup on the top of the location deck (for example, most barriers with the Task trait work this way). The card is still in the deck, but it can only be shuffled into the deck when the condition that caused it to be left faceup on the deck has been resolved...it still counts as the top card of the deck for any other purpose.
So, location cards can overrule the rulebook, except when the rulebook says "never." But the rulebook doesn't say "never" for faceup cards. So the location would win. And the rules state it counts at the top card for any other purpose (besides additional explorations).
But, as mentioned above, the real Rocky Cliff only helps you banish monsters, not barriers. Ah well.
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The reward on the updated pdf is a card feat. I would assume that this is an error as it would give anyone who completed the whole adventure 2 card feats. What is the correct reward?
No, it is correct. You gain a card feat for the 4th scenario completed at Tier 3 as well as completing Scneario 0-3C.