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For the first part:
You are correct on the feats. When you complete four scenarios, you gain a card feat and have the option to move to the next tier. If you do and you didn't complete all the adventures, you don't get a die bump. If you instead choose to stay the same tier and complete the adventure, you gain a die bump and automatically advance a tier. A die bump is gained only when you complete an adventure.
For the second part:
You are correct You are tier 2 with 2 skill feats, 2 power feats, 1 card feat and 1 die bump for completing an adventure. If you got any deck 3 card upgrades, you will have to remove them.
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OK this is a two part question. I'll start simple.
According to what I read in the current guide, it sounds like after the first scenario completed in tier you get a skill feat, after two you get a power feat, after 4 you get a card feat and the choice to tier up giving you the die bump. Is that accurate understanding? I wasn't sure since the example and the guide didn't seem to explicitly tell me this.
Correct. But you must complete the entire Adventure to get the dice bump.
Second question involves converting characters to tier system. My rogue completed season 0-1 adventure so I know I'm tier 2 with a skil, power, and card feat. I played completed 0-2c and 0-3a but didn't get to finish those adventures. So I have two completed in tier still. Does that mean I get a skill and power feat under the tier system, giving me 2 skill feats, 2 power feats, 1 card feat and 1 die bump?
Correct. And you're halfway through Tier 2. NOTE: You cannot have any card higher than a "2" in your deck even though you played in 0-3A.
EDIT: Sarah was a little quicker. Must be these short dwarven legs.