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Another option: can a Bear Roar be toggled though an edict (possibly availible by building a special chaos channeling building), which can be enabled only by the player, as he is the one who has the Advisor with the book? The others can still participate but only when the opportunity is given by the player.
I looked into it (both in CA's script, the modding discord, and one of my old saves), and consensus is that the rifts don't close automatically after the final battle, you still have to close them manually. CA just fixed a bug where after the final battle, even if you closed them manually, they would still re-open on a later turn. You have, however, given me an idea for another rift mod. It appears to be one listener and a few lines of script to auto-close them after the final battle, so look for that mod to hit the workshop in a day or two.
out of interest, have you tested around much with the end game (e.g. when rifts pop up permanently and after you defeat belakor?)
After I completed it, the rifts never went away. Apparently that was fixed in patch 1.1