I know there are additional rewards for completing a "page"/"section" of the challenges, but are there any additional rewards for completing ALL of them?
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According to other boards and other answers from the web, it appears that you get nothing for completing all challenges. Pretty universally considered a strange and annoying omission by the developers.
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