CRobledo |
Boons are independent of the slow or fast track, unless stated otherwise.
Additionally, contents of chronicle sheets are usually deemed as spoilers, so I would edit your comment with a spoiler if you still can, or move it to the GM discussion forum.
Fangwood Keep:
I would agree that this seems quite more powerful on the slow track than the regular track. However, nothing leads me to believe that it would work different on the slow track as written
Matthew Morris RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32, 2010 Top 8 |
Sniggevert |
Short answer...yes ;)
Longer answer, here you go...
The Guide pg. 35 wrote:
Step 4: Determine how many Prestige Points the
character earned over the course of the scenario. A
character on the standard advancement track can earn
a maximum of 2 Prestige Points: 1 PP for each mission
completed. A character on the slow advancement
track can earn a maximum of 1 Prestige Point: 1/2 PP for
each mission completed. Enter the number of Prestige Points
earned in the shaded Prestige Gained field and initial the
adjacent box (L).
EDIT:
And since they were discussion a module to start:
The Guide pg. 29 wrote:
Playing a module or sanctioned content from an
Adventure Path from beginning to end earns a character
3 XP and 4 Prestige Points if that character is on the
medium advancement track, or 1-1/2 XP and 2 Prestige
Points for characters on the slow advancement track.
Matthew Morris RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32, 2010 Top 8 |
Majuba |
Zach Williams wrote:
It states that a max prestige a character can get per a scenario is 1 PP, it is not halved, it is just maxed. I do not have the guide with me however.
It worked that way when Slow Advancement was initially introduced, but was changed fairly quickly after (at least by the start of the next season).
To the OP - no other boons are halved, so unless there is a specific clarification you'd get full prestige from a boon granting that.