One word can decide a lot in token campaigns: eligible 🧭 Before joining any sale or campaign, I’d check its current rules for: ✅ The campaign period. Credit normally covers the campaign period, and eligible raid participation can overlap its opening by up to 24 hours, according to the campaign’s rules. ✅ Whether earlier completions count. Earlier quest completions count only when the campaign explicitly includes them. ✅ What does NOT qualify. Your own posts, excluded official partner raids, inaccessible activities, and unreleased quests do not become eligible through completion elsewhere. ✅ What happens after the campaign closes. Work submitted before closing can still appear after approval, but the campaign’s reward approval cutoff still applies. ✅ Expired or archived activities. An already accepted raid can remain creditable after it expires, while archiving a quest does not remove a reward already earned on your Road. The key point: completing an activity, getting it approved, and collecting the reward are not necessarily the same thing. Example from the Jumper announcement: participation does not guarantee an allocation, and the sale is not available to U.K. or U.S. persons. Sources: republic.legion.cc/docs/camp… + Legion’s $JUMP announcement. Disclosure: Part of a Republic campaign. I earn participation rewards for this post.