DM Rewards for Advancement do not give downtime to characters

[dalesd]

I have the character sheet set to "automatically add downtime" but when I apply an "advancement" DM reward, the character does not gain downtime. I get the same result if the "automatically add downtime" box is set to "no".
There does not appear to be any way to directly add downtime from advancement DM rewards.

A workaround is to make a new log entry only for the downtime.

[Ariel-Thomas]

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