The Final Fantasy XIV digital Fan Festival event has brought with it all sorts of exciting new details for the game’s upcoming Endwalker expansion. Releasing later this year, the expansion that concludes the Tale of Gods Light and Dark will send players to the moon, of all places, and will feature two new jobs – Sage and Reaper – and the ability to roll as a male Viera. Since the reveal of the latest full-length trailer, Square Enix has revealed what’s inside the Collector’s Edition for Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker.

Square Enix took to its Final Fantasy XIV website to detail the various purchasable versions of Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker. There is of course a Standard Edition for all platforms that runs for $39.99, and it is designed for those that already own the base game. Purchasing this grants access to Endwalker as well as the previous two expansions, Stormblood and Shadowbringers.

Shown above, the Collector’s Edition of Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker is a Square Enix Store exclusive and runs for $199.99 and sports loads of in-game bonus items and physical goodies. The physical items include the Endwalker Special Art Box, an Expertly Crafted Paladin Figure, an Art Collection & Frame Set, an Azem Pin, and a Loporrit Mini Plush. The digital in-game bonus items are an Arion Mount, Wind-up Porom Minion (which goes perfectly with the Palom Minion), and a Death Scythe that can be used on the new Reaper job. Those that are locked in to getting the game digitally via Steam or some other method can also purchase just the Collector’s Box for $140, which includes all the physical goodies without the in-game bonuses or Endwalker expansion.

Those that desire the in-game bonus items without wanting to spend $199 will be glad to hear that there’s also a Digital Collector’s Edition. This version runs for $59.99 and includes the three in-game bonus items and the Endwalker expansion. As with the others, the Digital Collector’s Edition also provides access to Stormblood and Shadowbringers.

Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalkers will be releasing on November 23, 2021. A PS5 version of the game is also in Open Beta and will be releasing in full later this year.

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