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I have a player in my lodge that brought this to my attention and I just did not have an answer for him. He started playing with us on scenario 0-2c. He followed that up with 2d. We then had even more interest from new players so we started from the beginning. The player has played all session since in order. The problem now is that he hits tier three after 0-1f. Now in tier 3, if he plays 2a and 2b he has completed adventure two and is forced to tier up again after only two sessions. This results in him advancing a tier with out the card feat for tier three. Now, I guess the easy answer would be to have him play two sessions from another season, but our lodge does not have any current plan to start a different season while still working on the shackles. Is out math wrong or are we perhaps missing a clause somewhere?

I just finished building a new character for a possible level 15 campaign. The class levels are 7 Rogue, 2 Sorcerer, 3 Arcane Archer, 3 Arcane Trickster. I'm assuming that when I imbue a spell onto an arrow and fire it, as per the Arcane Archer ability, I can target an enemy and roll the attack as normal, adding sneak attack if they are flat footed. I noticed the Arcane Trickster's final ability Surprise Spells. Pretending this character reaches level 22, if I fire an arrow with an imbued fire ball, for example, and hit a flat footed enemy, would the arrow and the spell both deal sneak attack damage or would I have to choose one or the other?