Boons

New Recruit (J. Dacilane): Your team of Pathfinders sponsored J. to join the Pathfinder Society. In exchange, she is eager to assist you on one of your future missions. When you use this boon, cross it off.

Loyal Liberator (Andoran faction): You helped Major Colson Maldris bury an old mistake for the cause of freedom. Colson Maldris is grateful to you for your help, and provides you with some of the wisdom he has learned over his years as an Eagle Knight. You may activate this boon to gain your choice of a +2 bonus on weapon attack and damage rolls or a +1 bonus on all spell DCs against known slavers and slave owners for the remainder of the adventure. When you use this boon, cross it off.

Sendeli Foxglove's Favor: You earned the favor of prominent Ivy District businesswoman Sendeli Foxglove. Whether this favor develops into a close friendship, a strategic business relationship, or a romantic tryst is up to you, but Sendeli's favor may well open doors for you both in Absalom and abroad as long as you remain in her good graces.

Greenheart's Blessing The peaceful and benevolent spirit of Galdron Greenheart infuses you when you set it to rest in the shrine beneath the Green Market. A small fraction of the luck and fortune in business that imbues the market stays with you as a result, and brings you success for the rest of your life. You receive a +2 bonus on all Craft, Perform and Profession checks to earn a living.

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