Final Fantasy XIV Collaboration Event Brings Noctis To The Popular Title

Written by Brandon Hofer on April 16, 2019

News: Two Final Fantasy titles converge with this limited time event which brings Final Fantasy XV characters to the world of Final Fantasy XIV.

Final Fantasy XIV has just launched its collaboration with Final Fantasy XV, bringing some familiar faces from Final Fantasy XV to Square’s popular MMORPG. Beginning today and through May 27, 2019, the collaboration event titled “A Nocturne for Heroes” will be live. During this period, Final Fantasy XV hero Noctis Lucis Caelum will enter the world of Hydaelyn with the Regalia, where he joins the Warrior of Light in a battle against magitek infantry, magitek armor, and even the Messenger, Garuda, hailing from Eos.

The event features various Final Fantasy XV-themed rewards that Final Fantasy XIV Online players can earn through a variety of content:

The Regalia Mount – Noctis’s car will debut as the first-ever four-person mount in the game.

Noctis’ Hairstyle and Outfit – Dress up as the hero of Final Fantasy XV.

Noctis Lucis Caelum Triple Triad Card – Use this card in Triple Triad matches across Hydaelyn.

Orchestrion Rolls – Listen to a number of tracks from Final Fantasy XV.

Players who have reached level 50 and completed the main scenario quest “The Ultimate Weapon” may begin the collaboration content by speaking with Kipih Jakkya in Ul’dah, where she’s seeking to uncover the truth behind some wild rumors for her latest article.

Additionally, the annual Hatching-tide seasonal event is currently underway through April 22, 2019. Players may earn a number of rewards by solving puzzles and locating hidden eggs, including a Spriggan-inspired armor set. Seasonal housing decorations are also available from in-game vendors for the duration of the event.

A trailer showcasing this collaboration has also been released and you can check it out below. Do you play Final Fantasy XIV? If not, will this collaboration with Final Fantasy XV get you to give it a chance? Tell us what you think below.