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Boons: Initiatie's Edge - Elixir of Renewal: You gain a special elixir that you can consume as if it were a potion in order to restore 2d8+5 hit points as well as 1d4 points of one type of ability damage. You can use the potion only once, even if the user is under the effects of alchemical allocation or a similar effect that would allow one to benefit from a potion multiple times.

#8-99 - Martyr's Shard 2: As a free action, you can check the box that precedes this boon to grant one weapon you wield a +1 enhancement bonus (which does not stack with other enhancement bonuses) and the ability to overcome damage reduction and regeneration as per a cold iron, good-aligned weapon for 1 minute.

Outpost I: Back to the Future (2018) Boon #8 - Darkness Specialist: You gain a +2 bonus on Acrobatics checks made to move at your full speed while blind. You also reduce the miss chance due to concealment imposed by dim light to 15%, and you reduce the miss chance due to total concealment imposed by darkness to 40%. You may cross this boon off the Chronicle sheet to gain darkvision 10 feet for 1 round; if you already have darkvision, you instead gain the see in darkness ability (Pathfinder RPG Bestiary 2 301) for 1 round, though you can only use it to see 5 feet.

Gallows of Madness (What Lurks in the Woods) - Goblin Slayer: You defeated the goblins who were terrorizing the Escoro family and other local shepherds. You may check off the box before this boon to gain a +1 bonus on Bluff, Knowledge, Sense Motive, and Survival checks against creatures with the goblinoid subtype, as well as a +1 bonus on attack
and damage rolls against them. If you have the favored enemy class feature and chose golbinoid as one of your favored enemies, increase your favored enemy bonus against golbinoids by +2 instead. Activating
this boon is a free action, and these benefits last for 1 minute.

Drin Sholm grew up near Freedom Town, one of many
half-orcs sired by Huld, the disgraced former chieftain of the Burning Sun tribe. Drin lacked the strength and
ferocity of his siblings, and his father soon drove him
away. Supporting himself through scavenging, Drin was ensorcelled by the hermit Adaur while helping himself to some of the sage's choice, "abandoned" belongings. Seeing that the young half-orc meant him no harm, and in need of physical assistance in his old age, Adaur took the boy on as an apprentice in exchange for labor and help hauling his magical wares to market. Drin learned to demonstrate magical items and how to drive a hard bargain. the value of victory through wits and dominating the mind of his opponents. Orcs, he saw, were especially vulnerable to his new powers.

For reasons known only to the sage himself, Adaur never taught Drin many of the powers known to other wizards, such using magic to read scrolls and detect spells, or how to concentrate magic into damaging force. Drin becomes defensive and irritated when anyone mentions these shortcomings in his training.

Now Adaur has sadly passed on, and Drin has new plans. He knows he must learn more and increase his powers before returning home to face his father. Then Drin will show him and his siblings that there are more powerful forces in Golarian than mere muscle. Finally, he will complete Huld's shame by conquering the tribe that ousted him.

Drin has recently joined the Dark Archive, knowing that
his skills will be of use in ferretting out new artifacts, and that there's a good chance he can use or sell whatever the faction deems unessential to its collection. Perhaps there is hidden knowledge Drin can use to achieve the vengeance he has sought for so long.