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Oh, the Scenario is named "PFS (2e) Adjustment: Boon for 2/3 Level Start Characters" (or "SFS Adjustment: Boon for 2/3 Level Start Characters"). Thank you. The word "Boon" was throwing me off.

It's important not to keep these things secret, or for only people "in the know". That's the sort of bureaucracy and red tape that frustrates a lot of people.

I don't see it on my Boons page?

Or do you mean just add +10 Reputation to the next Scenario my character plays?

Same question, but for Starfinder, regarding the bonus 10 Reputation granted by the Acquisitives Capstone Boon.

AFAIK, in both cases, the current answer is "You're out of luck". Hoping there will be a way to eventually correct for these sorts of gaps.

Okay.

They're simply different, in as many ways as is possible.

Every other Admittance Boon is:
• granted by playing a Scenario (sometimes further requiring a number of checkboxes)
• named "[Race] Admittance"
• verbatim in format to each other
• two paragraphs long, with paragraph 1 describing applying it to a new character, and paragraph 2 describing applying it to an existing character

Whereas the Ryphorian/Barathu Boon is:
• granted by playing 6 or 12 games, respectively, within a deadline (08/17/17 to 06/14/18)
• named "Alien Archive Player Reward #1"
• further broken up into two sections named "Alien Archive Admittance" Tier 1 or Tier 2, respectively
• only describes creating a new character

They look and feel different enough that it's not clear how the Legacy Race Blog applies to it.

Seconding clarification for the Ryphorian/Barathu Boon.

It is technically an "Admittance" Boon (the +2 stat increase counts as your Personal Boon slot), but it's also unlike any of the other Admittance Boons by being a "Player Reward" instead of Chronicle-granted.

My Summerborn Ryphorian Priest of Sarenrae really wants Angelic-looking feathery wings from a certain "de-evolution" Boon, but since that's also a Personal Boon, table variation would really suck.

That's what my character does ^_^

A gear clamp is designed to place a piece of equipment into an easily accessible position. This is often on a belt or the exterior of a suit of armor, but it can also place equipment in convenient locations when you are lurking in a tree or working in a zero-g environment. Affixing a gear clamp in place is a full action, but any object easily and conveniently held in one hand can be added to or removed from a gear clamp as easily as drawing or sheathing a weapon.

Flashlights and Lanterns take 1 hand.