WithFinal Fantasy 14Patch 7.1 looming on the horizon, players have even more reason to jump back into the game with the return of the Moogle Treasure Trove event. Starting July 18, 2025, the event will allow players to earn exclusive rewards by completing a variety of in-game activities.The Moogle Treasure Trove will run until the release of Patch 7.1, which is expected to drop in mid-November, making this the perfect time for players to farm rare items and gear up for the upcoming update.
While Square Enix hasn’t given an exact date for Patch 7.1, the timing of this event could be a clue. Previous Moogle Treasure Trove events have typically run for about 28 days, and if this pattern holds, it’s likely that Patch 7.1 will arrive around November 12. Though the update cycle is not set in stone—somethingFinal Fantasy 14director Naoki Yoshida (Yoshi-P) has mentioned in the past—long-time players often anticipate patches based on this event’s timing. This year’s event, dubbed “The Hunt for Goetia,” continues the tradition, offering exclusive rewards and some exciting in-game opportunities.
Final Fantasy 14’s Moogle Treasure Trove Event Returns
Moogle Treasure Trove is a recurring event inFinal Fantasy 14where players collect irregular Allagan Tomestones by completing specific in-game objectives, usually through instanced duties. The type of Tomestone required changes with each event, and adventurers can trade them with moogles for rare items. Both the duties and rewards vary with each new iteration of the event.
The Moogle Treasure Trove: The Hunt for Goetia kicks off on October 15, and players will want to keep an eye out for Moogle symbols on their Duty List, marking eligible dungeons and activities that reward Irregular Tomestones of Goetia. These Tomestones can be exchanged for a variety of rare items, such as the Donut Earring, the Innocent Gwiber mount, and Hades Barding for chocobos. Additionally, the event offers arare chance to enjoy Rival Wings, the PvP mode that doesn’t oftensee much action outside of special events.
Veteran players, especially, look forward to this event, knowing it serves as a lead-up to major patch releases. For those seeking to collect items they missed in previous events, this is an ideal opportunity to do so. Rival Wings, in particular, provides a fun change of pace, offering PvP action alongside the usual PvE grind for Tomestones.
Moogle Treasure Trove Rewards to Look Out For
During the event,Final Fantasy 14players can collect Irregular Tomestones of Goetia by completing eligible duties, including dungeons, Triple Triad matches, The Hunt, andeven group-based activities like Ocean Fishing. These Tomestones can then be exchanged for highly sought-after rewards, including the Donut Earring—a fun, food-themed accessory—and the Innocent Gwiber mount, which offers a draconic flair for players looking to expand their collection.
The Moogle Treasure Trove event has always been about giving players a chance to earn exclusive items they might have missed, and this iteration is no different. For collectors and completionists, this event offers a golden opportunity to snag hard-to-find items while preparing for the challenges that await in Patch 7.1.
Final Fantasy 14’s Moogle Treasure Trove Event Should Be a Great Precursor to Patch 7.1
The release ofPatch 7.1, titled “Crossroads,” will introduce major content updates toFinal Fantasy 14, marking the first substantial expansion sinceDawntrail’s launch in July. The patch will bring the first part of the Echoes of Vana’diel alliance raid, starting with Jeuno: The First Walk, a raid inspired byFinal Fantasy 11. Players can also look forward to new story content that will tie up loose ends fromDawntrail, setting the stage for future updates.
Though the full patch won’t land until mid-November, players can expect more than just story updates. Thepopular Hildibrand questline will receive a new chapter, and the challenging Futures Rewritten (Ultimate) raid will also be added in later updates.
