Jolima

To clarify the fix with selecting another character first using Tocath's scenario: Ezren gets his reward first, no problem. Before pressing the arrow to move on from the reward screen select another character. Not sure if you should select Valeros, another character or if that doesn't matter, but you have to do it before moving on to the screen where Valeros gets his reward. Here's the thread were the workaround was first found and which has some more info: https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/86659-quest-mode-reward-bug/ Hope that helped.

Fracturedorb, that's the same thing that happened to me (reported above) and I saw at least one other report of the same. You can get past it by selecting a power for the sorc instead of a skill. You won't get to keep the power though, so the character will be forever short a feat. I'd only do it if you were serious about deleting the character and starting over again. It's not specific to the sorc either, I got it on the paladin. It seems there are just problems with different characters gaining different levels at the same time. So if you're starting over I'd stick with making sure all of the characters are the same level until the next patch.

I came to report the same problem but got past it with the hint from Deadfish about selecting another character before clicking the next-button. That just made me run into the next problem though: After the adventure various characters levelled up so that some would get a pick of cards, some a blessing, some a power feat, and some skill feats. Picking the card went fine. Getting the blessing ran into the problem already reported in this thread. Getting the power feats went fine. But when getting a skill feat the (+) buttons were disabled and I could instead select a power feat for that character as well. (Although the power screen seemed unable to scroll properly so I couldn't pick from all of the feats.) Once everything was finished I noticed that I hadn't actually gotten the power feat and now instead have a level 3 character without any feat at all.