-Elixir of health
-Spell scroll of passwall
-Spell scroll of true seeing

Consumables
Potion of Supreme Healing

Consumables used
Potion of Supreme Healing
Death Ward Spell Scroll

Bastion.
Create Bastion. Coralhaven Sanctum
Special Facility (up to 6)
Demiplane
Meditation Chamber
Pub
Training Area
Workshop
Teleportation Circle

Potion of Heroism
Potion of Invulnerability

Charm of the Fates
You can tug on the threads of fate to tweak circumstance in your favor. After you make an ability check, an attack roll, or a saving throw, you can roll a d10 and add it to the total, potentially turning failure into success. Once used three times, the charm vanishes from you.
Source: The Book of Many Things (BMT)

Story Award.
Fate Broken

You were successful in your attempt to restore free will to everyone in the realm and Absolute Truth. This experience may have given you a new perspective on the nature of people’s command over destiny, or reinforced what you already believed to begin with.

Fate Sealed

You were unsuccessful in your attempt to restore free will to everyone in the realm and Absolute Truth has taken complete hold of the multiverse. Savras has removed all memories of your ordeal, and for all intents and purposes, nothing has changed for you as you continue your career. However, you can’t shake the feeling that things seem to have always been fated to be that way. Are you really, truly in control of your fate?

Potion of heroism
•Potion of superior healing

Code Breaker. You have made a copy of The Death of the Mind, the book requested by Master Reader Alsbith. Written in a code using an ancient dialect of Chultan, the book is nearly indecipherable. If you speak Chultan or can use magic or class features every day to read it, you can attempt to break the code. Spend 10 DT and attempt a DC 20 Intelligence check in front of your DM. If you are successful, you will eventually crack the code in a future adventure. If not, you fail, but you can choose to spend another 10 DT and try again.

Story Award.
Savior of the Seven Heavens. You are part of a mighty host that drove out the enemies of Mount Celestia. You overcame the challenges in 7 of the Seven Heavens.

Student of Stone. You have studied under the tutelage of Illsenstaad, a long-dead stone giant loremaster and stone carver. You gain the benefit of the dwarven Stonecunning trait. If you already possess the Stonecunning trait, you triple your proficiency bonus instead of doubling it. In addition, you also gain proficiency in mason’s tools and the Giant language if you are not already proficient.

Dreamwalker. Your meditations have granted you the gift of foresight. Upon receiving this story award, roll a d20 and record the number rolled. Once, you can replace any attack roll, saving throw, or ability check made by you or a creature that you can see with the number you rolled. You must choose to do so before the roll. Once you have used this story award in this fashion, remove it. This story award may be earned again as often as you like, but you must complete the Dreamwalker downtime activity (above) each time and may not do so again until you no longer possess this story award. (Rolled: 12)

Story Award:
A Grateful Father
You have helped the blacksmith, Jaylan Blackwood rid his daughter of madness and an unexplained illness. He is forever grateful.

Helping a Champion of Hillsfar.
You have freed a mighty hero of Hillsfar from his curse. Your deeds spread far and wide and eventually reach the leaders of Hillsfar.

-Elixir of health
-Spell scroll of passwall
-Spell scroll of true seeing

Consumables
Potion of Supreme Healing

Consumables used
Potion of Supreme Healing
Death Ward Spell Scroll

Bastion.
Create Bastion. Coralhaven Sanctum
Special Facility (up to 6)
Demiplane
Meditation Chamber
Pub
Training Area
Workshop
Teleportation Circle

Potion of Heroism
Potion of Invulnerability

Charm of the Fates
You can tug on the threads of fate to tweak circumstance in your favor. After you make an ability check, an attack roll, or a saving throw, you can roll a d10 and add it to the total, potentially turning failure into success. Once used three times, the charm vanishes from you.
Source: The Book of Many Things (BMT)

Story Award.
Fate Broken

You were successful in your attempt to restore free will to everyone in the realm and Absolute Truth. This experience may have given you a new perspective on the nature of people’s command over destiny, or reinforced what you already believed to begin with.

Fate Sealed

You were unsuccessful in your attempt to restore free will to everyone in the realm and Absolute Truth has taken complete hold of the multiverse. Savras has removed all memories of your ordeal, and for all intents and purposes, nothing has changed for you as you continue your career. However, you can’t shake the feeling that things seem to have always been fated to be that way. Are you really, truly in control of your fate?

Potion of heroism
•Potion of superior healing

Code Breaker. You have made a copy of The Death of the Mind, the book requested by Master Reader Alsbith. Written in a code using an ancient dialect of Chultan, the book is nearly indecipherable. If you speak Chultan or can use magic or class features every day to read it, you can attempt to break the code. Spend 10 DT and attempt a DC 20 Intelligence check in front of your DM. If you are successful, you will eventually crack the code in a future adventure. If not, you fail, but you can choose to spend another 10 DT and try again.

Story Award.
Savior of the Seven Heavens. You are part of a mighty host that drove out the enemies of Mount Celestia. You overcame the challenges in 7 of the Seven Heavens.

Student of Stone. You have studied under the tutelage of Illsenstaad, a long-dead stone giant loremaster and stone carver. You gain the benefit of the dwarven Stonecunning trait. If you already possess the Stonecunning trait, you triple your proficiency bonus instead of doubling it. In addition, you also gain proficiency in mason’s tools and the Giant language if you are not already proficient.

Dreamwalker. Your meditations have granted you the gift of foresight. Upon receiving this story award, roll a d20 and record the number rolled. Once, you can replace any attack roll, saving throw, or ability check made by you or a creature that you can see with the number you rolled. You must choose to do so before the roll. Once you have used this story award in this fashion, remove it. This story award may be earned again as often as you like, but you must complete the Dreamwalker downtime activity (above) each time and may not do so again until you no longer possess this story award. (Rolled: 12)

Story Award:
A Grateful Father
You have helped the blacksmith, Jaylan Blackwood rid his daughter of madness and an unexplained illness. He is forever grateful.

Helping a Champion of Hillsfar.
You have freed a mighty hero of Hillsfar from his curse. Your deeds spread far and wide and eventually reach the leaders of Hillsfar.