The beloved Moogle Treasure Trove returns to Final Fantasy XIV with its latest iteration—The Hunt for Revelation. Running from November 18 through December 16, 2025, this pre-Patch 7.4 event offers Warriors of Light another opportunity to collect exclusive rewards including the adorable Buuz Earring, the majestic Gwiber of Light mount, and the Tinker’s Bell minion. Whether you’re a completionist chasing rare glamours or a mount collector expanding your stable, here’s everything you need to maximize your tomestone farming efficiency.
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Hunt Event Duration & Quick Start
The Hunt for Revelation launches Tuesday, November 18, 2025, at 12:00 AM PST and runs until Patch 7.4 releases on December 16, 2025. This gives players approximately four weeks to farm Irregular Tomestones of Revelation before the event concludes.
No special quest required—simply log in and start completing eligible duties marked with a moogle icon in the Duty Finder. Exchange your earned tomestones with Itinerant Moogles located in the three starting cities: Limsa Lominsa Lower Decks (X:9.4, Y:11.6), New Gridania (X:12.4, Y:12.1), or Ul’dah, Steps of Nald (X:9.6, Y:9.1).
How to Earn Irregular Tomestones
The Mogpendium (accessible via Duty > Collections) tracks all challenge objectives and rewards. Tomestones come from four distinct challenge types with varying difficulty and reward tiers.
| Challenge Type | Frequency | Reward Range | Best Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Objectives | Repeatable | 2-7 tomestones | Farm fastest dungeons |
| Weekly Objectives | Once per week | 10-15 tomestones | Complete immediately |
| Minimog Challenges | Two weekly options | 20-30 tomestones | Choose easier option |
| Ultimog Challenge | Once per event | 70 tomestones | Complete Mount Rokkon 6x |
Standard Objectives: The Bread-and-Butter Farm
These repeatable duties form the backbone of your farming strategy. Quick dungeons like Sastasha, The Praetorium, and Castrum Meridianum offer solid tomestone-to-time ratios. PvP modes like Crystalline Conflict also reward tomestones for players who prefer competitive content.
Pro Tip: Main Scenario Roulette dungeons (Praetorium and Castrum) provide excellent tomestone rewards while letting you multitask during cutscenes.
Weekly Bonuses: Don’t Leave Tomestones on the Table
Each Tuesday at 12:00 AM PST, you receive a randomized weekly objective from the standard duty pool. These bonus challenges award significantly more tomestones than their standard counterparts, making them priority number one each week.
Minimog Challenges offer two options weekly—complete either one (not both) for bonus rewards. Choose the duty you’re more comfortable with or can complete faster.
Ultimog Challenge: The Big Score
This event’s Ultimog Challenge requires clearing Mount Rokkon six times for a massive 70 tomestone payout. While time-intensive, this single-completion challenge provides nearly enough tomestones for a high-value mount or multiple mid-tier rewards.
Important Farming Restrictions
Understanding what doesn’t work saves wasted effort:
- Adventurer Squadrons and Duty Support don’t award tomestones—you must group with real players
- Unrestricted parties require Level Sync enabled to receive rewards
- Ocean Fishing requires 2,000+ points to qualify for tomestone rewards
- Trust system runs don’t count toward event progress
These restrictions ensure the event encourages community interaction and prevents solo exploitation.
Top Rewards Worth Farming
The Hunt for Revelation features 30+ rewards spanning mounts, minions, orchestrion rolls, and cosmetics. Standout items include:
High-Value Targets:
- Buuz Earring (50 tomestones): Dawntrail-inspired food-themed accessory making its debut
- Gwiber of Light mount (100 tomestones): Draconic mount from Shadowbringers trials
- Tinker’s Bell minion (50 tomestones): Adorable flying companion
- MGP Platinum Card (30 tomestones): 50,000 MGP for Gold Saucer enthusiasts
Items in bold on the official reward list are event-exclusive or extremely difficult to obtain elsewhere, making them top priorities for collectors. According to FFXIV’s official Lodestone, you can continue exchanging tomestones until Patch 7.5 releases, even after farming ends with Patch 7.4.
Optimal Farming Strategies
For Speed Runners: Chain-run Sastasha or Tam-Tara Deepcroft with a coordinated group. These ARR dungeons complete in under 10 minutes and award 2-3 tomestones per run.
For Efficiency Maximizers: Complete all weekly and Minimog challenges first for maximum tomestone density, then supplement with your preferred repeatable content.
For Casual Players: Focus on your daily roulettes that overlap with moogle-marked duties, ensuring steady progress without dedicated farming sessions.
For more FFXIV event guides and endgame content strategies, explore our seasonal event calendar and mount collection tips. The official event details are available on Square Enix’s Lodestone platform.
Event Timeline Summary
- November 18 – December 16: Active farming period
- December 16 (Patch 7.4): Mogpendium rewards claimable until Patch 7.45
- Patch 7.5 release: Final deadline for exchanging tomestones
Plan your farming schedule around these dates to avoid missing out on limited-time rewards.
FAQs
Q: Can I still exchange my Irregular Tomestones of Revelation after the event ends?
Yes! While you can only earn tomestones until Patch 7.4 releases on December 16, 2025, Square Enix allows exchanges with Itinerant Moogles until Patch 7.5 launches (typically 8-10 weeks after 7.4). This grace period gives you ample time to decide which rewards to prioritize and complete your exchanges without rushing during the busy holiday season.
Q: What’s the most tomestone-efficient way to complete the Ultimog Challenge?
The Ultimog Challenge requires six Mount Rokkon clears for 70 tomestones. Form or join a dedicated farming party through Party Finder specifically advertising “Mount Rokkon Ultimog farms.” Experienced groups clear this Variant Dungeon in 15-20 minutes, meaning you can complete all six runs in approximately 2-3 hours. Schedule this during peak hours (evenings and weekends) for faster queue times and more skilled party members.
