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FFXIV Moogle Treasure Trove
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Final Fantasy XIV: Moogle Treasure Trove Hunt for Mendacity 2023 Event – Dates, Objectives & Exchange Items

The FFXIV 2023 Moogle Treasure Trove Hunt for Mendacity event is about to start, offering new gear for Irregular Tomestones.

It’s time to gather the oddly-shaped Irregular Tomestones and offer them up to wandering Moogles, as players join the 2023 Moogle Treasure Trove in Final Fantasy XIV. Square Enix revealed its return on April 24, 2023, with a majestic Megalotragus Horn mount, a bunch of cool-looking furniture and some blingin’ Porxie Earrings no one actually wants as rewards.

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Those browsing the Duty Finder who spot that cute little Moogle icon on certain Raids are in luck — as it’s the golden ticket to some Irregular Tomestones.

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When is the Final Fantasy XIV 2023 Moogle Treasure Trove Hunt?

FFXIV Moogle Treasure Trove
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Fans looking to join the 2023 Moogle Treasure Trove Hunt for Mendacity can do so starting April 24, 2023, at 1:00 a.m. PDT / 4:00 a.m. EDT.

The event will come to a close when Patch 6.4 is released sometime at the end of May. Currently, there is no exact date for the release of the patch. 

How to get Tomestones in the FFXIV 2023 Moogle Treasure Trove Hunt

Normal Raids: Tomestones can be obtained by completing any Alexander raids. Each raid will reward you with 2 Irregular Tomestones of Mendacity.

Alliance Raids: Tomestones can be obtained by completing three alliance raids. The Tower at Paradigm’s Breach rewards 7 Irregular Tomestones of Mendacity, while The Puppets’ Bunker and The Copied Factory will reward you with 6 and 5 Irregular Tomestones of Mendacity, respectively.

Dungeons: Tomestones can be obtained by completing specific dungeons. The Praetorium rewards 7 Irregular Tomestones of Mendacity, Castrum Meridianum, Hullbreaker Isle, and The Tam-Tara Deepcroft (Hard) each reward 4 Irregular Tomestones of Mendacity, and Dzemael Darkhold, Cutter’s Cry, and The Sunken Temple of Qarn each reward 3 Irregular Tomestones of Mendacity.

Trials: The Porta Decumana rewards 3 Irregular Tomestones of Mendacity, and The Cloud Deck, Castrum Marinum, and Cinder Drift each reward 2 Irregular Tomestones of Mendacity.

How to exchange Tomestones

After amassing Irregular Tomestones of Mendacity, it’s time to pay a visit to the Itinerant Moogle, a cute little critter loitering in the bustling areas of the three main cities. Players can spot a needed Moogle at 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).

Best items to get in Moogle Treasure Trove

If you’re looking to get some gil after the event ends, you should look into farming the following items:

  • Gyr Abanian Plait – x50 Tomestones
  • Megalotragus Horn – x50 Tomestones 
  • A Long Fall Orchestrion Roll – x50 Tomestones
  • Ballroom Etiquette – x30 Tomestones
  • Swag Valance – x20 Tomestones
  • Floor Sofa – x20 Tomestones
  • Red Brick Kitchen – x20 Tomestones
  • Florist’s Counter – x20 Tomestones
  • Oriental Wooden Deck – x20 Tomestones
  • Nomad’s Tent – x20 Tomestones 
  • Oriental Wooden Deck – x20 Tomestones
  • Black Hayate – x7 Tomestones

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Though Cande started her journey in the video game industry as a localization specialist six years ago, she soon realized that her true calling was to annoy NPCS, smash virtual pottery, and complete every side quest available in RPGs. Throwing that useless degree out of the window, she has been writing professionally for the past three years ever since. Her passion for games dates to 2006, when she mounted a Chocobo for the first time. Under Nintendo and Square Enix's chokehold, she will willingly pour hours upon hours into reaching 100% completion in the longest roleplaying games ever made. But hey, who needs fresh air and sunlight when you can just live in Ivalice?